In 2002, Jennifer Harman won a World Series of Poker gold bracelet in the $5,000 Limit Hold'em event. She will be looking to see similar success here in this event, and so far, so good.
REALJenHarman Jennifer Harman After 1st break I have 60K. 87 players left. Avg 29K. Still a ways to go #forthebracelet
June 10 2012
Prominent poker pro Jason Mercier is no longer involved in this tournament and we were there to catch his bust out. At the time, the board showed 
and Mercier was calling the last of his chips when Mark Burford fired out a bet.
Mercier held 
, his pair of queens well ahead of the 
that Burford held. However, that all changed on the river, as a 
gave Burford the two-pair and all of Mercier's chips.
Jeff Lisandro is now sitting behind just a few big bets and we were there to see him lose a bunch of his chips. It started when a player opened it up with a raise and Lisandro called in the big blind. The 
flop would see Lisandro call the bet of his opponent before a 
hit the turn. Lisandro again called a bet and a completed the board on the river. Lisandro wouldn't commit another bet here, deciding to fold as his opponent fired out a third bullet.
Mike Schneider was in late position holding 
when faced with the open of a player in middle position. He made the call and then the player on his left three-bet. The player who opened the pot, along with Schnieder, made the call and the 
flop was dealt.
On the flop, the middle-position bet, Schneider raised and the player to his left folded. The middle-position player called and a hit the turn. This time the player check-called a bet from Schneider and then checn-called again on the river. When Schneider turned over his flopped set, it was enough to take down the pot.
A total of 88 players have returned from the break and are ready for more limit hold'em action. The blinds are now 600/1,200. The small bet is 1,000 and the big bet is 2,000.
Level: 11
Limits: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
The first 20-minute break of the day has just begun. See you back here soon!
Poker superstar Daniel Negreanu has just eliminated Richard Lyndaker a short while before the first break of the day. The last hand of Lyndaker's tournament began when Negreanu opened it up from the button. Lyndaker re-raised in the small blind and Negreanu made the call.
The 
flop saw Lyndaker bet and Negreanu call as a hit the turn. This time when Lyndaker again bet, Negreanu raised. Lyndaker re-raised and Negreanu made it a final raise as Lyndaker committed his last chips to the pot.
Lyndaker: 
Negreanu: 
Negreanu was well in front at this point and it stayed this way as a completed the board on the river.
2011 Limit Hold'em champion Daniel Idema is currently surviving with 90 players remaining, but does only hold a few big bets. Let's see if he can run it up.
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