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

06-19-2017 16:37 UTC-8

Payouts 73rd-81st Place ($2,853)

Adam Lamers

Level 16 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Some more recent eliminations who will be pocketing $2,853.

Player	Chips	Progress
William Hanson	Busted
Kim Rasmussen	Busted
Larry Hirons	Busted
Robert Bermudez	Busted
Walter Bell	Busted
Archie Snider	Busted
Joann Hall	Busted
Donald Anderson	Busted
Theresa Justin	Busted

06-19-2017 16:40 UTC-8

Dinner Break and Some of the Updated Big Stacks

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Level 16 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Ronald Swain	408,000
James Moore	402,000 198,000	198,000

Jonathan Hildner	358,000 204,000	204,000
Terry Stuhldreher	315,000 59,000	59,000
Andor Schiller	315,000 267,000	267,000
Darrell Ticehurst	292,000 240,100	240,100
William Korn	251,500 206,400	206,400
Earl Hirakawa	233,000 107,400	107,400
Alan Wheeler	226,500 82,300	82,300
Stephen Sallot	225,000 188,400	188,400
James Woods	154,000 58,000	58,000

Level: 17

Blinds: 2,500/5,000

Ante: 500

06-19-2017 17:57 UTC-8

Schwartz Hits the Ace from Space

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Adam Lamers

Level 17 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Gary Schwartz raised to 25,000 from middle position and Dale Hanke called for his remaining 22,000 on the button. Another opponent also called from the small blind and there was still live heads-up action for the side pot.

The dealer fanned the flop of and Schwartz bet 25,000. The small blind folded and the two remaining hands were tabled. Schwartz held and was up against the of Hanke. The turn brought the and Schwartz took the lead. The river was the and Hanke was eliminated.

Player	Chips	Progress
Gary Schwartz	245,000 97,500	97,500
Dale Hanke	Busted

Tags: Gary Schwartz Dale Hanke

06-19-2017 18:03 UTC-8

Day 1 Chip Leader Eliminated by John Isler

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Level 17 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Johnny Landreth was in early position and moved all in for his remaining 48,000. John isler was in the small blind and also moved all in for 79,000. Skip Richardson was in the big blind and tanked for a couple minutes before he called, having both players covered.

Isler showed , Richardson tabled , and Landreth held .

The board ran out , and Isler took it all down with his pair of kings. Landreth was the Day 1 chip leader, and couldn't get anything going today, finishing in 59th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
John Isler	210,000 162,400	162,400
Skip Richardson	70,000 88,000	88,000
Johnny Landreth	Busted

Tags: John Isler Johnny Landreth Skip Richardson

06-19-2017 18:06 UTC-8

Payouts From 72nd-64th Place ($3,284)

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Level 17 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
William Payne	Busted
Dan Lacourse	Busted
George Neunzig	Busted
Kanokvan Somchub	Busted
Gary Lucci	Busted
Jean-Luc Adam	Busted
Roy Jones	Busted
Mason Sacks	Busted
Chris Bjorin	Busted

06-19-2017 18:08 UTC-8

Moore Mows Down Another One

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Adam Lamers

Level 17 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

The action was folded around to the cutoff, who piled his remaining 54,500 chips into the middle. James Moore was in the small blind and called. The player in the cutoff immediately regretted his decision. "Oh no, that's not good," he said.

Moore tossed face-up, while his opponent had . The board ran out , and Moore added more chips to his stack while eliminating another player.

Player	Chips	Progress
James Moore	447,000 45,000	45,000

Tags: James Moore

06-19-2017 18:32 UTC-8

Darrell Ticehurst Crosses a Half Million

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Adam Lamers

Level 17 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

The action was folded to Darrell Ticehurst on the button, who raised to 15,000. The big blind reraised to 65,000, and Ticehurst called to see the flop of .

The big blind pushed all in for 67,000, and Ticehurst called.

Ticehurst showed , while his opponent had .

The turn was the , and the river brought the , ensuring the win for Ticehurst. He is the first player to cross the 500,000-chip mark and holds the current chip lead over the remaining players.