Event 32: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. | 2012 World Series of Poker

06-18-2012 17:32 UTC-6

Brandon Shack-Harris Eliminated in 10th Place ($35,923)

[user162117]

Omaha 8

Brandon Shack-Harris has just been eliminated shortly after the break. It was during a hand of Omaha Eight-or-Better and it was against Phil Ivey.

Shak-Harris got the remainder of his short-stack in on a flop showing {a-Hearts} {7-Diamonds} {a-Spades} and this is how the cards looked at this point.

Shack-Harris: {a-Diamonds} {7-Spades} {8-Spades} {3-Hearts}
Ivey: {a-Clubs} {9-Clubs} {3-Clubs} {k-Hearts}

Shack-Harris flopped the full-house, but the {9-Clubs} on the turn gave Ivey a better full house and with no qualifying low to show for, the {3-Diamonds} river changed nothing and Shack-Harris was sent home in 10th place. With that, we head to our unofficial final table.

Player	Chips	Progress
Brandon Shack-Harris	Busted

Tags: Brandon Shack-Harris Phil Ivey

06-18-2012 16:53 UTC-6

Scott Clements Eliminated in 12th Place ($28,862)

donpeters

Stud

Dan Kelly just scooped Scott Clements up and out of the tournament by making a Broadway straight against him in the round of Seven Card Stud at their table. Clements finished in 12th place and earned $28,862 for his finish.

Player	Chips	Progress
Scott Clements	Busted

Tags: Dan Kelly Scott Clements

06-18-2012 16:41 UTC-6

John Hennigan Eliminated in 13th Place ($23,525)

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John Hennigan had a bad start to the day and has been the short stack for the last level or so. He recently saw his tournament life end in 13th place during a hand of Razz.

Hennigan was all-in against Paul Sokoloff and the cards were dealt face up from fourth street. Hennigan quickly flipped his cards into the muck as Sokoloff hit his {a-} {4-} {5-} {6-} {7-} on sixth street. Hennigan couldn't manage even close to that and made his way home.

Player	Chips	Progress
Paul Sokoloff	265,000
John Hennigan	Busted

Tags: John Hennigan Paul Sokoloff

06-18-2012 16:10 UTC-6

David Bach Eliminated in 14th Place ($23,525)

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David Bach started the day as second on the chip leader board, but that changed very quickly as he lost chunks of stack in the first level. Early here in the second level and Bach has been eliminated in 14th place.

We weren't at the table to catch the action, but noticed Matt Waxman was raking in plenty of new chips. We asked him what happened and Phil Hellmuth chimed in, "Mr. Waxman here hit what we in the industry call four-of-a-kind."

Waxman then filled us in that Bach opened under the gun in a round of hold'em and Waxman defended in the big blind. The board ran out {8-} {5-} {3-} {5-} {5-} and Bach got the remainder of his stack in on the turn. Waxman held {k-} {5-} and Bach {a-} {j-} , with Waxman's hand plenty enough to send Bach to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Matt Waxman	850,000	230,000
David Bach	Busted

Tags: David Bach Matt Waxman