Event #35: $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2017 World Series of Poker

06-19-2017 13:38 UTC-8

Payouts from 127th-153rd ($1,856)

Level 14 : 1,200/2,400, 400 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
John Ostwald	Busted
David Smith	Busted
Skip Richardson	Busted
Alfred Giardina	Busted
Louis Decanio	Busted
Peter Cross	Busted
Albert Hahn	Busted
Tom McCormick	Busted
Bruce Pirie	Busted
Michael Mueller	Busted
Robert Kelly	Busted
Terrie Bressette	Busted
Khin Maung	Busted
Peter Sullivan	Busted
Paul Poindexter	Busted
Edward Thompson	Busted
Neil Drake	Busted
Gary Waid	Busted
Paul Thompson	Busted
M Kostival	Busted
James Chiara	Busted
Lois Unzelman	Busted
Alden Hermansen	Busted
James Kremer	Busted
Surrinder Ahluwalia	Busted

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06-19-2017 13:48 UTC-8

James Moore On the Road to Repeat

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Adam Lamers

Level 14 : 1,200/2,400, 400 ante

James Moore is the defending champion of the Super Seniors Event and is on the road to defending his title this time around. Moore came into the day with a shorter stack of around 20,000 but has spun it up to over 200,000 now.

Moore recently got involved in a pot with Jonathan Hildner and there was around 60,000 in the middle before the flop. The dealer fanned the flop of and both players checked. The turn was the and Moore led out for 20,000. Hildner called and the fell on the river. Both players checked again and Moore tabled which was good enough to beat Hildner's .

Player	Chips	Progress
James Moore	204,000 67,000	67,000

Jonathan Hildner	154,000 39,200	39,200

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06-19-2017 14:13 UTC-8

On the Road to Recovery

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Level 14 : 1,200/2,400, 400 ante

Judy Rhodes was down to her last 3,200 in chips in the small blind. She found a triple-up right before we arrived to the table to see the following hand:

Judy Rhodes was on the button and moved all in for 12,800. William Payne was in the small blind and called.

Rhodes tabled and Payne showed .

The board ran out and Rhodes made a full house to get back into the game and pulling her stack up just short of 30,000.

Rhodes had a very good friend of hers, Mike Parizon, on the rail who arrived just prior to her back-to-back all-ins and as she was raking in the pot she said, "Don't you dare go anywhere," as he continued to hug the rail giving her a giant smile.

Player	Chips	Progress
William Payne	84,400 73,400	73,400
Judy Rhodes	29,000 700	700

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06-19-2017 14:22 UTC-8

William Payne Eliminates Two Players

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Adam Lamers

Level 14 : 1,200/2,400, 400 ante

There was a three-way all-in and William Payne had both of his opponents covered, as well as the best hand. Payne tabled while his opponents showed and .

The board ran out and the pocket aces of Payne held up to eliminate two players right before the break.

Player	Chips	Progress
William Payne	102,000 17,600	17,600

06-19-2017 14:27 UTC-8

Next Break

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Adam Lamers

Level 14 : 1,200/2,400, 400 ante

Players on their second break of the day. Here are some of the chip stacks from around the room:

Player	Chips	Progress
Allen Shaffer	285,000 285,000	285,000
Ed Aulick	236,000 211,300	211,300
Errol Rosen	235,000 185,200	185,200
Kerry Goldberg	232,000 39,000	39,000
Gary Lucci	188,000 114,000	114,000
James Woods	171,500 7,200	7,200
Skip Richardson	158,000 158,000	158,000
Ken Aldridge	122,500 29,500	29,500

Level: 15

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 500

06-19-2017 14:39 UTC-8

Payouts From 126th-100th ($2,025)

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Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Dennis Murdock	Busted
June Jenkins	Busted
Richard Baxter	Busted
Daniel Declaire	Busted
John Columbo	Busted
Francis Ackley	Busted
Rodney Legendre	Busted
Esmarelda Alderete	Busted
Milton Foley	Busted
Donald Zimmer	Busted
Robert Goldstein	Busted
Earnest Holthusen	Busted
Lawrence Petersen	Busted
Mark Abrahams	Busted
Arild Orsleie	Busted
Skipper Pearson	Busted
Lacy Wills	Busted
William Farrell	Busted
Michael Shahade	Busted
Stephen Thacker	Busted
Michael Mastrangelo	Busted
Daniel Colby	Busted
Allan Celestin	Busted
Nancy Hersha	Busted
Luella Hoge	Busted

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06-19-2017 14:48 UTC-8

Quads are Good

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Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

Dan Lacourse and Charles Champlin got all the chips in the middle preflop with Champlin tabling and Lacourse showing . Champlin was at risk as Lacourse had him covered and the flop came down , keeping Lacourse firmly in control and Champlin needing a combination of a queen or runner-runner outs.

The turn was the and Champlin improved to a set of queens. The river was the and quads would take it. Champlin now breathes new life into his stack as he tries to maneuver back into a good chip position.

Player	Chips	Progress
Dan Lacourse	38,000 15,400	15,400
Charles Champlin	31,200 8,700	8,700

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06-19-2017 15:03 UTC-8

Big Slick Earns Stuhldreher a Big Pot

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Adam Lamers

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

The under-the-gun player raised to 9,000 and Terry Stuhldreher moved all in for just over 105,000. The action folded around to his opponent who thought for a couple minutes and eventually made the call for his tournament life with around 68,000 chips.

Stuhldreher was in a dominating position with against his opponent who had . Stuhldreher hit a king right on the flop of which left his opponent drawing extremely thin. The turn was the and the completed the board, sending the pot to Stuhldreher.

Player	Chips	Progress
Terry Stuhldreher	176,000 145,810	145,810

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06-19-2017 15:24 UTC-8

Gary Schwartz Counterfeits His Opponent

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Adam Lamers

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

With around 22,000 in the pot and the board reading , Gary Schwartz led out from middle position for 10,000. His opponent was directly to his left and pushed all in for 47,000. Schwartz called and tabled but was behind the of his opponent.

It didn't take long for Schwartz to retake the lead when the hit the turn, counterfeiting his opponent's flopped two pairs. The river was the and Schwartz raked in the pot while his opponent hit the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Gary Schwartz	147,500 113,800	113,800

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