Event #29: $5,000 H.O.R.S.E. Day 2 | 2013 World Series of Poker

06-16-2013 21:53 UTC-8

Player	Chips	Progress
Tom Schneider	225,000 23,000	23,000

Eli Elezra	143,000 12,000	12,000

Adam Friedman	135,000 46,000	46,000

Chris Klodnicki	117,000 11,000	11,000

Jeff Lisandro	93,000 27,000	27,000

Jared Jaffe	92,000 42,000	42,000
Nacho Barbero	89,000 53,000	53,000

Tom Koral	87,000 13,000	13,000

Gus Hansen	85,000 5,000	5,000

Cheech Barbaro	85,000 62,500	62,500
Steve Sung	75,000 5,000	5,000

Viatcheslav Ortynskiy	75,000 75,000	75,000

Marcel Luske	70,000 16,000	16,000

Konstantin Puchkov	67,000 3,000	3,000

George Rechnitzer	60,000 2,000	2,000
Alan Myerson	49,000 33,000	33,000
Daniel Negreanu	37,500 16,000	16,000

Miguel Proulx	30,000 12,200	12,200

Max Pescatori	29,500 13,500	13,500

Sergey Pevzner	Busted

Hansen's Sixes Are Good

Level 16

Limit Hold'em

Gus Hansen raised the button and Adam Friedman called from the big blind. The flop came down [qc} and Friedman checked. Hansen continued out with a bet and Friedman called. Both players checked the turn of the and the rivered. Friedman fired out and Hansen called.

"I've got a jack," remarked Friedman.

"...Jack-high?" asked Hansen, looking at the board and showing for a winning pair of sixes. Hansen took down the pot and now has about 95,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
Adam Friedman	145,000 18,000	18,000

Gus Hansen	95,000 10,000	10,000

Tags: Gus Hansen Adam Friedman

06-16-2013 22:13 UTC-8

Brownstein Busts Proulx

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Chad Holloway

Level 16

Stud

Miguel Proulx:
Peter Brownstein:

We're not sure of the action or even of the order of the cards, but we do know that Miguel Proulx was just eliminated by Peter Brownstein in a hand of Stud. Above you can see the cards each player had laid out in front of them.

Whatever the case, Proulx's queens were unable to overcome the aces of Brownstein.

Player	Chips	Progress
Peter Brownstein	95,000 62,000	62,000
Miguel Proulx	Busted

Tags: Peter Brownstein Miguel Proulx

06-16-2013 22:27 UTC-8

Pescatori Doubles Through Lindgren

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Level 16

Razz

Erick Lindgren	/ /
Max Pescatori	/ /

We arrived at the table to find the action capped on third. Lindgren fired out on third and Pescatori called. Pescatori then led out on fifth and Lindgren put out a raise to put the short-stacked Pescatori all in. He called and the hands were turned over to show that Lindgren had paired sixes on fourth. Lindgren failed to beat Pescatori's eighty-seven and Pescatori was able to score a double to around 46,000 in chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Max Pescatori	46,000 16,500	16,500

Erick Lindgren	38,000 8,000	8,000

Tags: Erick Lindgren Max Pescatori

06-16-2013 22:29 UTC-8

Rode Off into the Sunset on a H.O.R.S.E.

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Chad Holloway

Level 16

Player	Chips	Progress
Tony Cousineau	Busted
Jeet Shetty	Busted
Edward Brogdon	Busted
Mayu Roca	Busted

06-16-2013 22:39 UTC-8

Tired of Waiting in Line at the Club

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Level 16

Since you can't be BFF's with every bouncer in ever city, a new app is being launched to help you get the status you deserve when you arrive at a club. Sarah talks to Faraz Jaka about We Own The Night.

06-16-2013 22:42 UTC-8

Some Counts Before the Break

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Level 16

Player	Chips	Progress
Tom Schneider	162,000 63,000	63,000

Adam Friedman	150,000 5,000	5,000

Eric Wasserson	150,000 88,000	88,000

Jared Jaffe	124,000 32,000	32,000
Konstantin Puchkov	85,000 18,000	18,000

Eli Elezra	85,000 58,000	58,000

Marcel Luske	80,000 10,000	10,000

Cheech Barbaro	77,000 8,000	8,000
Daniel Negreanu	75,000 2,000	2,000

Jeff Lisandro	58,000 35,000	35,000

Gus Hansen	49,000 46,000	46,000

Mike Gorodinsky	43,000 12,000	12,000

Dan Kelly	22,000 98,000	98,000

06-16-2013 22:44 UTC-8

Landrum Gets the Best of FBT

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Chad Holloway

Level 16

Stud

Sabyl Landrum: / /
Greg Mueller: / /

After Greg "FBT" Mueller completed, Sabyl Landrum put in a raise. Mueller made the call and then called bet all the way through sixth before both players checked seventh. Landrum, best known for being the last woman standing in the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event with her 56th-place finish for $123,699, then tabled the for two pair.