Eric Wasserson fired a bet of 1,200 on the flop and his opponent called. The turn was the and Wasserson stayed on the gas with a bet of 2,800. His opponent folded and Wasserson won the pot.
Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy has chipped up to 39,000 in chips. According to Twitter, here's what happened:
JohnnyBaxPoker Cliff JosephySeat open table 38! Coolered the BB A-10 v his A6 ai on A 10 6 flop in limped pot. Obv love my table. Up to 39k now.June 09 2012
On the flop, Isaac Haxton bet 850 after his opponent checked. The player called and the turn was the . The first player checked and Haxton fired 2,150. His opponent folded and Haxton won the pot.
The second $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em event eclipsed the first in field size with 2,302 entrants coming out. A prize pool of $3,107,700 has been generated and the top 243 spots will be paid out. Just getting into the money will earn each player $2,796 and there's a whopping $559,514 up top. Please refer to our Payouts Page for a complete list of the prizes for this event.
After a player raised to 1,100, Angel Guillen (who we talked a bit about in this post) reraised all in for 4,500. The original raiser called holding the . Just like last time when he doubled with aces over threes, Guillen held a larger pocket pair with the .
The flop, turn and river came and Guillen doubled up.
Brad Booth raised to 900 preflop and was called by one player. The flop came down and Booth check-called a bet of 1,500. The turn was the and Booth led for 700. His opponent called. The river was the and Booth bet 2,300. His opponent called again.
Booth couldn't beat his opponent's and said, " Good call, eight high," before mucking his hand.
Shortly after this hand, which knocked him down to 3,500, Booth was eliminated.