Since the bubble burst just a moment ago, we've heard a half-dozen calls for "Payout!" from the dealers. The short stacks did an admirable job of hanging around into the money, but it seems we're in the midst of a quick exodus.
Stud Hi/Lo:
We caught the action on the fifth street when Rizqallah Abusiam bet, Randy Holland raised, and David Williams got out of the way.
Holland: 
/ 
/ 
Abusiam: 
/ 
/ 
Williams: (x-x) / 
fold
"You have a very interesting straight draw there," David Grey said to Holland. Wouldn't you know it, running straight cards came on sixth and seventh to give Holland the scoop, cracking Abusiam's rolled-up jacks in the process and sending him home in 95th place.
Abusiam was preceded out the door by Dan Heimiller in 96th place, while John Monnette followed him out in 94th.
Here's a look at the eliminations since the bubble burst. Each of the following players will take home $2,676 for their efforts.
85th- Brent Wheeler
86th- Peter Brownstein
87th- Linda Johnson
88th- Martin Staszko
89th- Michael Rosenberg
90th- Kenneth Morey
91st- Eoghan O'Dea
92nd- Ky MacPherson
93rd- Travis Trail
94th- John Monnette
85th- Rizqallah Abusiam
96th- Dan Heimiller
Stud Hi/Lo:
It's the end of the day for Carol Kline after picking up her second career WSOP cash. We didn't join the action until fifth street where Kline was the one leading the betting.
Kline: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Phan: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Kline got a call on fifth street, but Phan leaned forward to eyeball her stack after she bet sixth. When he saw she had just 5,700 left, he raised, and she put the rest of her chips into the pot. Phan was in control of the pot as he showed 
/ / (x) for the flush and the seventy-five.
Kline needed to draw out to stay alive as she turned over 
/ / (x). Her 
on seventh was no help, and she's been sent to the cashier to pick up her wages.
chipjett Chip Jett In the money in the Horseament. I guess all my Tuesday night practice at @MGMGrandPoker is paying off.
June 14 2012
Omaha Hi/Lo:
There was about 30,000 in the pot and a board reading when Marlon Milne bet out from the big blind and "Miami" John Cernuto called from the under-the-gun position. Steve Brown was on the button and opted for a raise, which both his opponents called.
When the 
appeared on the river, Milne bet and Cernuto, who appeared to have missed a low draw, folded in frustration. Brown made the call and tabled 
for a straight, which split the pot with Milne's 
. Cernuto was left with just 14,000 after the hand.
The chip stacks are starting to become polarized here as thing heat up on Day 2.
Here's the updated list of eliminations and payouts:
76th- Steven Hohn - $2,904
77th- Jason Potter - $2,904
78th- Jacobo Fernandez - $2,904
79th- Matthias Kurtz - $2,904
80th- Vassilious Lazarou - $2,904
81st- Yuebin Guo - $2,676
82nd- Michael O'Donnell - $2,676
83rd- Linda Allen - $2,676
84th- Carol Kline - $2,676
Stud:
The table talk leads us to believe we missed the first round of Eli Elezra vs. Michael Chow. That one went Chow's way, but we watched Elezra get even just a moment later.
Elezra: (x-x) / / (x)
Chow: (x-x) / 
/ (x)
Chow check-called bets on fifth, sixth, and seventh streets, though he did so at an increasingly slow pace as the hand progressed. When he called the last bet, Elezra tabled his hand confidently: 
/ .
"Five to the jack," he announced as he read his seven-card straight.
Chow mucked, then made a comment to Elezra that gave us the context: "Giving them right back to you."
Stud Hi/Lo:
We didn't catch the action, but we do know that Michael Noori was eliminated in a hand against Zimnan Ziyard. Both players held aces and went on to make a low, but Ziyard's low turned into a straight to scoop the pot and leave Noori both dejected and eliminated.
We're not sure of the cards' order, but here's what each player had laid out in front of them:
Noori: 
Ziyard: 
mikenoori Mike Noori 74th sighhhh
June 14 2012
Noori was preceded out the door by Barry Harthemier in 75th place, while "Miami" John Cernuto was eliminated at the hands of Rep Porter during Razz to finish in 73rd.
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