06-16-2012 01:57 UTC-6
The two biggest stacks in the field are currently sitting at the same table, and they are joined by Dan Smith and Lee Watkinson.
Player
Chips
Progress
Michael Mizrachi
61,000
58,200
58,200
Andrew Lichtenberger
44,600
23,600
23,600
Leo Margets
26,000
15,500
15,500
Brandon Cantu
22,000
9,000
9,000
Aaron Steury
18,000
Nicholas Verkaik
15,400
10,500
10,500
Scott Fischman
15,000
11,400
11,400
David Sklansky
11,000
5,600
5,600
Dan Smith
10,000
-5,200
-5,200
Greg Raymer
10,000
1,400
1,400
Chris Moneymaker
9,200
-300
-300
Liv Boeree
9,000
-2,000
-2,000
Lee Watkinson
8,200
Jon Turner
8,000
Dario Alioto
7,500
Andy Bloch
5,700
4,600
4,600
Jim Collopy
Busted
Mike Watson
Busted
06-16-2012 01:58 UTC-6
The average stack is 12,214 or 40 big blinds as we've already lost 180 players today.
06-16-2012 02:22 UTC-6
Galen Hall raised it up to 900 after which both blinds, Greg Mueller and Scott Fischman, made the call.
Mueller drew two cards, and before Fischman could announce his action Hall had already threw out two cards.
"I don't even need to know if you're patting, I'm sure about hitting this one," Hall said with a smile after which Fischman decided to stay pat.
All players checked quickly and Fischman took it down with , and both his opponents mucked quickly.
Tags:
Scott Fischman Greg Mueller Galen Hall
06-16-2012 02:36 UTC-6
Donnie Peters eliminated
PokerNews' representative in this event, Donnie Peters, has busted. He'd been suffering from a severe headache for hours so will probably be glad to get in a dark room and sleep it off.
A player raised to 800 and Peters shoved for 4,650. Lichtenberger was in the small blind and re-jammed. The original raiser called all in, and then the three players all drew one.
Player one: -
Peters: -
Lichtenberger: -
Lichtenberger drew the best and eliminated Peters and the other opponent.
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Andrew Lichtenberger Donnie Peters
06-16-2012 02:51 UTC-6
Michael Mizrachi
It seems you just have to have "No-Limit" at the end of any poker variation and Michael Mizrachi has the ability to build huge stacks.
He was chip leader before, but now he's clear chip leader after busting Matt Woodward. Mizrachi called the shove and both drew one.
Mizrachi:
Woodward:
It was anyone's game but Mizrachi drew a to beat Woodward's .
"Haven't seen you miss a draw today!" commented Lee Watkinson from the other end of the table.
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Matt Woodward Michael Mizrachi
06-16-2012 02:55 UTC-6
Michael Binger agonized over calling a 12,200 late position shove whilst sat in the blinds. He made the write call but couldn't draw to stay ahead.
His found a , and that lost out to his opponent who had and drew a .
He's doing better than Greg Mueller though who was seen wandering the hallways.
Tags:
Greg Mueller Michael Binger
06-16-2012 02:58 UTC-6
The day is almost done, and we're just playing three more hands before the day is over.