Rory Mathews is floating around his day two starting after taking the pot control line versus Hans Winzeler.
He raised from under the gun and was only called by Winzeler on the button. The flop fell and Mathews check-called a 3,500 bet. No more chips ventured into the middle as the turn and river were checked through.
We have just seen JC Tran leaving the room. Scott Bohlman told us that he lost a three way pot involving Tommy Le and Stephane Albertini. The net result was a Tran elimination and Albertini left perilously short.
Bruno Fitoussi came into Day 2 as the second lowest in chips with just 17,900 chips. He won his first hand of the day but was eliminated soon afterwards by Brent Roberts. We didn't see the action but Roberts now has 65,000 chips and Fitoussi is no longer in his seat.
Toan Trinh is searching for his third deep run in this years World Series. He has already locked up a 14th place finish Event #23 and a 7th place finish in Event #28. Here is Trinh tangling with Adam Kornuth.
We joined the action on a flop of with Trinh in the big blind and Kornuth attacked from the button. Kornuth had bet 5,400 and Trinh had check-raised to 12,000. Kornuth made the call and we headed to the turn of . Trinh moved a tower of twenty 1k yellow chips into the middle and Kornuth folded.
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Shaun Deeb is chasing after David Benyamine
Yesterday saw 419 players enthusiastically take their seats for the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Six-Handed competition. This morning, only 72 players can possibly win that coveted gold bracelet and first prize of $512,029. Leading that group of hopefuls is one of the most experienced players in the world. There is not a game of poker that David Benyamine has not been involved with at some point in time. Benyamine has played in cash games with stakes so high, they would give normal men vertigo, plus he can play virtually all forms of poker and play them well. But maybe the greatest thing that the Frenchman has going for him is his experience. Benyamine has been there, done it and has bought the t-shirt with, "I am a World Series of Poker bracelet holder," sewn into the fabric.
But Benyamine is going to have his work cut out at the top of the charts, because there is a whole host of talent trying to depose him from is temporary throne. Shaun Deeb, Scott Bohlman and David Colin are another three people with over 200,000 chips. Add Kevin MacPhee and Joseph Cheong into that top ten and you know what we're talking about!
Day 2 of the amazing $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha - Six-Handed event starts at 13:00 PM, live and direct from the Amazon Room in the world famous Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. If you can't be there then take the next best seat, here with us at PokerNews.
and Mathews check-called a 3,500 bet. No more chips ventured into the middle as the 
turn and river were checked through.
and Winzeler mucked.
with Trinh in the big blind and Kornuth attacked from the button. Kornuth had bet 5,400 and Trinh had check-raised to 12,000. Kornuth made the call and we headed to the turn of 
