Event #47: $111,111 One Drop High Rollers No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2013 World Series of Poker

06-27-2013 17:16 UTC-7

LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEROYYYYYYYYYYYY JENNNNNNNNNKINNNNNSSSSSSS

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Level 14 : 6,000/12,000, 2,000 ante

Bill Perkins raised to 28,000 from early position, David Einhorn moved all in for 290,000 from the hijack seat, and the action folded back to Perkins, who grabbed chips.

"LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEROYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!" Perkins yelled as he slammed the chips onto the felt. "JENNNNNNNNNNKINNNNNNNNSSSSS!!!"

After delivering his rendition of this classic YouTube clip, he turned over . Einhorn was dominated with .

The board rolled out , and Einhorn was eliminated. The two good friends embraced after the hand, then Einhorn hit the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Bill Perkins	1,080,000 555,000	555,000
David Einhorn	Busted

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06-27-2013 17:06 UTC-7

Wafflecrushing

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Level 14 : 6,000/12,000, 2,000 ante

Matt Glantz raised to 26,000 from the hijack seat, Shaun Deeb three-bet to 71,000 in the cutoff, and Fabrice Touil cold-called in the big blind. Glantz folded, the dealer fanned , and Touil checked. Deeb fired out 105,000, Touil raised to 295,000, and Deeb moved all in for 692,000.

Touil asked for the dealer to pull the bets in, which took a little bit of time, and after this was finished, Touil called. The Frenchman showed for a set of sevens, annoying Deeb who showed .

Deeb was not annoyed by the turn card though, because the gave him a straight. The completed the board, and Deeb doubled to 1.6 million chips.

Touil was left with just 76,000, and busted a few hands later to Steven Silverman. The chips went in preflop blind vs. blind, Silverman had , Touil had , and Silverman held.

Soon after that, Deeb eliminated Lee Markholt. Markholt open-jammed for around 140,000 from under the gun, and Deeb snap-called in the big blind with . Markholt was crushed with , and the flop didn't improve his hand.

The fell on the turn, giving Markholt a set, but Deeb made a four flush when the completed the board.

Deeb now sits with 1.75 million chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Shaun Deeb	1,750,000 1,200,000	1,200,000

Steven Silverman	980,000 177,000	177,000
Lee Markholt	Busted
Fabrice Touil	Busted

Tags: Fabrice Touil Shaun Deeb Lee Markholt Matt Glantz Steven Silverman

06-27-2013 16:29 UTC-7

Benba Outraces Ansky

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Level 14 : 6,000/12,000, 2,000 ante

Dani Stern @TheRealAnsky

Lost pot for just under a mil with AKs vs Ben lambs jj aipf.June 27 2013

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(I busted)June 27 2013

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Player	Chips	Progress
Ben Lamb	1,400,000 545,000	545,000

Dani Stern	Busted

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06-27-2013 16:19 UTC-7

Mercier No Longer Peaking

donpeters

Level 13 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante

Two-time World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner Jason Mercier had just tweeted about how he was peaking in this event with his chip stack up to 700,000. Well, thanks to Tobias Reinkemeier, he is no longer peaking. In fact, Reinkemeier knocked him all the way back down to under the starting stack amount.

From under the gun, Mercier opened with a raise to 20,000. A couple seats over, Reinkemeier reraised to 41,000, and action folded back around the table to Mercier. Mercier made the call to see the dealer roll out the on the flop. Following a check from Mercier, Reinkemeier fired a bet of 40,000. Mercier wasted little time in making the call to see the turn.

Fourth street was the , and Mercier checked again. Reinkemeier stayed on the gas and put more pressure on his opponent with a bet of 107,000. Mercier made the call.

Then, the dealer completed the board with the . Mercier checked, and Reinkemeier sat motionless for a few brief moments before asking Mercier how much he was playing. Mercier responded nonverbally by moving his hands out of the way so Reinkemeier could see his stack. Then, Reinkemeier double-fisted two tall towers of chips for a bet of 225,000. Mercier tanked, and eventually confirmed the bet amount before making the call.

Reinkemeier turned up the after Mercier called, and Mercier mucked his hand unable to produce better. Reinkemeier collected the pot and moved to over 1 million in chips. Mercier dropped back to 280,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
Tobias Reinkemeier	1,070,000 290,000	290,000
Jason Mercier	280,000 -70,000	-70,000

Tags: Jason Mercier Tobias Reinkemeier

06-27-2013 13:33 UTC-7

Here Comes Esfandiari

Chad Holloway

Level 11 : 3,000/6,000, 1,000 ante

Action folded around to Jim McCrink on the button and he put in a raise to 15,000. Antonio Esfandiari was next to act in the small blind and opted for a three-bet to 38,000. The big blind quickly folded and McCrink took about a minute before he four-bet to 90,000.

Esfandiari hit the tank hard for about four minutes before waking up with a five-bet to 193,000. With the pressure back on McCrink, he spent about three minutes in the tank before announcing that he was all in for roughly 480,000. Esfandiari snap-called.

Esfandiari:
McCrink:

"Nice hand," McCrink complimented his opponent. Esfandiari was out of his seat with his gaze firmly fixed on the flop, which came down . McCrink came up dry and needed a nine in order to stay alive. The turn wasn't what he was looking for and neither was the river.

The stacks were counted down just to make sure, and then Esfandiari was awarded the monster pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Antonio Esfandiari	1,000,000 555,000	555,000

Jim McCrink	Busted

Tags: Jim McCrink Antonio Esfandiari

06-27-2013 12:00 UTC-7

Brandon Steven Leads The Way Into Day 2 of the One Drop High Rollers No-Limit Hold'em

Mickey Doft

Welcome to PokerNews' Day 2 coverage of Event #47, the $111,111 One Drop High Rollers No-Limit Hold'em. A field of 166 came to play, generating a prize pool of $17,891,148. The first-place prize is set at $4,830,619, 24 players make the money, and leading the 108 Day 1 survivors is Brandon Steven with 1,398,000.

A crucial pot after the dinner break against Tom Dwan went in Steven's favor, en route to his bagging the chip lead at night's end. Second in chips is Tobias Reinkemeier with 1,225,000. After late registering, Reinkemeier's Day 1 got off to a fast start after he eliminated Dan Smith. Rounding out the top five is Dan Shak (999,000), Jason Mo (975,000), and Chris Lee (906,000).

Among those still in the field are Daniel Negreanu (785,000), Gus Hansen (643,000), and last year's Big One For One Drop champion Antonio Esfandari (445,000). The remaining field is packed with big names and for a full player list, check out the Day 2 seat draw here.

Day 2 kicks off at 1pm local time, about an hour from now, and the plan is to play ten levels or to stop when the final table of eight players is reached. While we may not reach the latter, we fully expect the money bubble to burst. Keep it here throughout the day for live updates on all of the exciting action!

Also, be sure to check out Sarah Grant's recap of yesterday's happenings at the World Series of Poker.