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Mark Radoja has just managed to snag yet another double through Yasuhiro Waki.
Radoja: 
Waki: 
The board ran out 
to see Radoja double though to 326,000 as Waki slips to 274,000.
Nikita Lebedev opened to 16,000 only to have Kyle Frey move all in from the big blind for 252,000. Lebedev contemplated a decision for a few moments before making the call to put Frey at risk.
Frey: 
Lebedev: 
With Lebedev in great shape, the 
flop changed little until the fell on the turn. Frey would now need one of four jacks in the deck just to chop, but after the 
completed the board on the river, Frey was pushed to the rail in 12th place as Nikita Lebedev advances to the final table.
Level: 7
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
With the recent conclusion of the Nikita Lebedev and Kyle Frey match, only one remains.
Although starting late after taking a full dinner break, Yasuhiro Waki and Mark Radoja are still playing the remainder of the previous 4,000 - 8,000 and 1,000-ante level and sit fairly even in chips although Radoja holds a slight edge.
In the final hand of this grueling, back-and-forth heads-up match, Mark Radoja opened for 16,000 from the button and Yasuhiro Waki three-bet to 48,000. Radoja announced he was all-in and Waki called for his remaining 230,000.
Waki: 
Radoja:
Both players got up out of their seats in anticipation.
Flop: 
"Yes! Yes! Yes!" Waki screamed.
Turn:
River: 
, which paired Radoja's king and left him with the best hand.
"Kiiing! Kiiing! Lets gooooo!!" Radoja shouted in ecstasy.
Gracious in defeat, Waki shook hands with Radoja and headed for the rail.
The penultimate day of Event #24: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout has wrapped up here at the 2011 World Series of Poker and the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino!
The 387-player field was whittled down to just forty yesterday, and on return to the felt today, those forty players were split amongst ten tables of four-handed play. A win on your table not only meant a guaranteed payday of $28,447, but also a spot on an elusive WSOP final table.
Four-handed play is often accustomed with fast action, and today was no disappointment as chips flew around the tables. Unfortunately there would always be players that suffered as a result, and James Dempsey (39th), Maxim Lykov (38th), Tommy Vedes (37th), Jeff Williams (32nd), Dan O'Brien (29th), Jason Young (28th), Toby Lewis (23rd), Justin Bonomo (21st), JP Kelly (18th), Erik Seidel (17th), Gavin Smith (16th), James Akenhead (15th) and Jordan Young (14th) all fell short of the final table as the following players managed to best their table.
| Player | Country | Chip Count |
|---|---|---|
| Sean Getzwiller | USA | 600,000 |
| Nicolas Fierrogottner | Chile | 600,000 |
| Adam Junglen | USA | 600,000 |
| Tom Marchese | USA | 600,000 |
| Jeffrey Gross | USA | 600,000 |
| Dan Smith | USA | 600,000 |
| Todd Terry | USA | 600,000 |
| Scott Baumstein | USA | 600,000 |
| Nikita Lebedev | Russia | 600,000 |
| Mark Radoja | Canada | 600,000 |
Sean Getzwiller has made his second final table of the series after winning a bracelet in the Event #8: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em, and is in great form to have a crack at another one following his demolition of his table over the past two days. Online phenoms Adam Junglen, Tom Marchese, Dan Smith and Todd Terry are in the mix while Mark Radoja will be riding a high wave of confidence after an epic heads-up match.
The PokerNews Live Reporting Team will be returning tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. PDT to provide extensive live coverage of all the Event #24: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout action, so make sure to stay tuned into PokerNews.com as we unearth every rivered flush, turned straight and flopped set live from the 2011 World Series of Poker!
Event #24: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout
Day 2 Completed
