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Level 20
: 8,000/16,000, 0 ante
There are still 50 minutes on the clock before the end of the day and we are down to 27 players.
2012 World Series of Poker
Event 8: $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split 8-or-Better
Day: 2
Event Info
2012 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Total Entries
967
Level
31
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 967
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Matt Wood and Raymond Bonavida were the last two players to bust.
Bonavida apparently took a bad beat and Dutch Boyd finished him off after that.
Wood was very short and we missed his exit.
Level 20
: 8,000/16,000, 0 ante
We are down to just 27 players and there will be a complete redraw at this time.
Level: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
"Scooperrrrr," the player to Gavin Griffin's left just said when he announced his cards at showdown. The board read 
when Griffin called a bet from the player on his right who turned over 
but that wasn't enough against Griffin who had 
for an ace-four low and full house for the high.
Gavin Griffin is chasing his second WSOP bracelet after he won the $3,000 Pot Limit Hold'em even for $270,420 all the way back in 2004. Back then he was the youngest bracelet winner ever but didn't hold that record for long when Eric Froehlich took over a year later winning the $1,500 Limit Hold'em for $303,908. Griffin was also the first player to ever complete the Triple Crown when he won WPT Borgata in 2008 banking over $1.4 million after having already won the EPT Grand Final in 2007, which is still his biggest result. Griffin took how over $2.4 million in that tournament and is looking to add another big result to his impressive list of cashes.
This game sure has swings. Somehow Dutch Boyd is up to 173,000 chips!
"I had 23. Feeling good about it now!" was how he explained his situation.
John Racener has really built momentum as today has progressed. He's probably one of the only players who would want to play beyond level 20 tonight, as he's on such a rush.
He just eliminated two players in one hand after he made a full house and scooped. Four players saw the 
flop and Mikhail Petrov was all-in at this point. Alex Ferrari still had 12,000 back and these went in to call Racener's turn bet. The under-the-gun player called also.
The river brought the 
and Racener bet another 12,000 and was check-called creating a second side pot. Racener opened 
for the top full house. The under-the-gun player mucked as did Petrov. Ferrari showed 
for a smaller full house, and mucked also.
We just caught a hand with David Weinman who wasn't on our radar for the most part today. On a 
flop Weinman bet 6,000 from the small blind and his opponent called. The turn was the 
and Weinman casually threw out 12,000 after which his opponent double checked his cards and folded. Weinman is now up to 165,000 and looking to make it into day two.
Thayer Rasmussen limped under the gun and Dutch Boyd made the call for 6,000. Allen Bari was on the button and raised to 12,000 after which the big blind, Rasmussen and Boyd all called.
The flop came down 
and it got checked to Boyd who lead out for 6,000. Bari was the only player who called and the turn was the . Both players checked and the river was the . Boyd threw in 12,000 after taking his time and Bari snapped him off. Boyd showed 
and raked in the pot after Bari double checked his cards and threw them in the muck. "Would you've check-raised or check-called the turn?," Bari asked Boyd who replied that he would've check-called both the turn and the river leaving him with 2,000 chips behind in case he would've lost the hand.
We just saw a high speed three-way showdown between Dutch Boyd, Tim Burt and Chris Conrad. We got all the cards and the suits when both Boyd and Conrad were all in. Burt didn't have much more than the two but was the big stack in this clash.
| Chris Conrad |    |
| Dutch Boyd |   |
| Tim Burt | |
The board ran out 
giving Boyd the nut flush and the pot busting Conrad in the process. Burt is now almost just as short as Boyd and both player will be looking for a double up or two before the end of the night.
