James Hong raised to 4,500 from early position only to have Warren Oberman three-bet the size of the pot. The rest of the field got out of the way, Hong made the call, and it was heads-up action to the 
flop.
Hong was first to act and asked for a count of Oberman's stack, but ultimately decided to check. Oberman instantly slide in his stack and Hong shook his head and folded. Oberman then revealed 
, leading the rest of the table to speculate that the unseen card must have been a club.
It appeared Jonathan Hart got his stack all in preflop with 
and was up against the 
of Viatcheslav Ortynskiy. The 
flop was gin for Hart as it gave him a Broadway straight, but it also gave Ortynskiy top set.
The 
turn gave Ortynskiy some added outs to a low, but it was the 
river that gave him quads and the win. "Wow, beat by quads," Hart said before taking his leave in 93rd place.
Niall Fitzgerald just grabbed a big pot off of Chip Jett. When we arrived the five community cards had been dealt and the board was showing 
. Fitzgerald held 
, and Jett 
, and Jett was congratulating his opponent on a good hand as the chips were heading the Irishman's way.
100th: Christopher Mudd
101st: Robert Deppe
102nd: Adam Jacobs
103rd: Tyson Marks
104th: Matthew Vengrin
Andy Frankenberger began today fourth in chips, but things didn't go his way here on Day 2. Frankenberger, who currently sits in third place on the 2012 World Series of Poker Player of the Year Leaderboard, lots a lot of chips early and recently met an untimely end.
It happened when he got his remaining chips all in with 
on a flop of 
only to run into the 
of Marc Durand. The 
turn left Frankenberger drawing dead, and he was up out of his seat and exiting even before the dealer put out the 
on the river.
Here's a look at the eliminations since the bubble burst. Each of these players will take home $2,509 for their efforts.
105th: Michael Neely
106th: Mark Bartlog
107th: Cody Alfrey
108th: Doug Carli
109th: Mike Krescanko
110th: Balazs Biri
111th: Alexander Kuzmin
112th: David Callaghan
113th: Vinny Tran
114th: James Hoeppner
115th: Pierre Gallice
116th: Danny Smith
117th: Terrence Chan
Earlier in the tournament we reported that Terrence Chan notched his ninth cash of the 2012 WSOP when he finished in 117th place. We'd be remiss if we didn't also mention Joe Tehan, who is still alive in this field and will be scoring his ninth cash of the series no matter where he finishes.
JoeTehan Joseph Avg is 37k, I have 80k ITM in this plo8 tourney. Hoping my 9th cash is the charm!
June 27 2012
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
Two levels are down here on Day 2, which means it's time for our first 20-minute break of the day.
As we near the end of Level 12, here's how a few of the stacks are looking among our final 105 players.
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