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Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Towards the end of the second level on Day Two, only eight tables remain. The latest casualties can be found below as 63 contenders are in the mix with 32 spots paid.
2022 World Series of Poker
Event #44: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
2022 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,948,925
Total Entries
209
Level
30
Limits
300,000 / 600,000
Ante
0
Entries
114
Players Left
22
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Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Seven Card Stud
Yuri Dzivielevski: 
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Tamon Nakamura: 
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Tamon Nakamura led out on fourth street before calling a raise from Yuri Dzivielevski on fifth.
Nakamura then raised on seventh but was quickly called by Dzivielevski, who turned over a flush to take down the pot.
Level 12
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Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo
Nate Silver: 
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Brad Ruben: 
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Following a bet by Brad Ruben with a pair of eights and potential low board showing on sixth street, Eric Rodawig sent his cards into the muck. Nate Silver called and both then checked with Silver checking behind.
Ruben showed nines and eights, to which Silver exposed a missed low and straight draw.
Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Seven Card Stud
Nate Silver: 
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Brad Ruben: / 
Brad Ruben and Nate Silver were heads up through fourth street, with Silver leading the betting on fifth and sixth.
Ruben called both bets, and did so again on seventh before mucking after Silver revealed his top pair.
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Seven Card Stud
Carol Fuchs: / 
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Ian Johns: / 
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A short-stacked Carol Fuchs was involved in a heads-up tussle with table neighbour Ian Johns. When she caught a pair of tens on sixth, she bet and Johns called. Fuchs bet again the final street and Johns folded after brief consolation.
That left Wilson Igwe as the shortest stack on the table and he was eliminated shortly thereafter by Robert Mizrachi.
Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Limit Hold'em
Bryce Yockey and Shirley Rosario were in a battle of the blinds on a flop showing 
. Yockey check-called a bet from Rosario to the turn, and did the same to the 
river.
Yockey then check-raised Rosario on the river, producing a fold to take it down.
On the very next hand, Yockey got two streets of value from Mike Matusow after flopping a straight on the 
runout. Yockey turned over after being called on the river, adding more chips to his growing stack.
Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
The cards were all scooped up as Ben Yu dragged in the pot with what appeared to be at least a pair of aces in a Seven Card Stud hand to eliminate Phil Ivey. On the way out, Ivey was greeted with a "hey Phil, do you want to double it?" by Eric Wasserson.
Apparently, ten minutes ago Wasserson had bet with Ivey for an undisclosed amount in a last longer competition including himself versus Ivey, John Monnette and Amnon Filippi. Since Monnette also busted, it is now one versus one.
"But Phil is clever, he will probably bet me something to get the money back easily," Wasserson concluded.
There is also another last longer competition running in this tournament as well. As usual organised by Allen Kessler, it attracted 49 entrants in total who are all competing for an additional boost to their bankroll and around half of them are still in the mix.
Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Limit Hold'em
Philip Long raised from early position and was called by Anthony Zinno in the big blind.
Zinno checked called after the 
flop, and raised a bet from Long on the turn. Long called to see Zinno lead on the river.
After a moment, Long raised and Zinno sighed as he tossed in the call. Long showed for a flush on the river, while Zinno flashed a straight as he tossed his cards to the dealer.
Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
The field is down to the last 73 players in the second level of the day and the following players below are no longer in contention.
Level 12
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Omaha Hi-Lo
Following a button raise by Kristijonas Andrulis and Andre Akkari coming along in the small blind, Chris Grigorian was all-in from the big blind for a very short stack and both opponents stuck around.
Akkari check-called bets by Andrulis on the 
flop and turn. Another check-call by Akkari on the river followed and all cards were revealed.
Akkari tabled the 
for a straight to the six for the high portion of the pot while Andrulis had for the wheel as he took the low. Grigorian only had the 
and was sent to the rail.
