Event #37: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2017 World Series of Poker

06-20-2017 16:15 UTC-7

Jeremy Wien Spikes the Turn to Crack Jeff Blenkarn's Aces

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

Jeff Blenkarn opened the action and picked up two callers including Jeremy Wien in the big blind.

On a flop of , Blenkarn continued for 12,000 which got one fold but Wien check-raised all in.

Blenkarn asked for the bet to be pulled in and it was an extra 16,000 for him to call.

As he thought about what to do, Wien said to him, “I’m ahead; I’ll show you. I don’t want you to suck out on me.”

“I guess I can’t fold aces,” Blenkarn said and called.

Blenkarn:
Wien:

The turn was the and the river the .

Wien hit two pair to crack aces and double up.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jeremy Wien	75,000	27,800
Jeff Blenkarn	61,000	-35,500

Tags: Jeff Blenkarn Jeremy Wien

06-20-2017 16:14 UTC-7

Chase Bianchi Knocks Weissman Out

Shirley Ang

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

Joey Weissman didn't have much left and was all in when we got to the table. Chase Bianchi had called.

Bianchi:
Weissman:

The board ran out which was not enough help for Weissman and he's out.

Player	Chips	Progress
Chase Bianchi	239,000	163,100
Joey Weissman	Busted

Tags: Chase Bianchi Joey Weissman

06-20-2017 16:03 UTC-7

Joey Weissman Runs Jacks Into Dylan Linde’s Aces

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

Chase Bianchi opened from under the gun for 6,500 and Dylan Linde three-bet before it got to Joey Weissman in the small blind who moved all in. Bianchi folded and Linde called.

Weissm:
Linde:

The board ran out .

Linde got a big double-up and Weissman was left with not very many chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Dylan Linde	180,000	145,000
Joey Weissman	9,000	-86,000

Tags: Dylan Linde Joey Weissman

06-20-2017 15:57 UTC-7

Daniel Deveau Knocks John O'Shea Out

Shirley Ang

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

Daniel Deveau raised to 5,600 from mid-position and John O'Shea, in the small blind, went all in for about 50,000. Deveau called.

Deveau:
O'Shea:

The board ran out , which was no help for O'Shea and he was eliminated.

Player	Chips	Progress
Daniel Deveau	148,000	78,200
John O'Shea	Busted

Tags: Daniel Deveau John O'Shea

06-20-2017 15:48 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Chad Eveslage	380,000	182,700
Mark Seif	310,000	-10,000
Bennie Urso	225,000	225,000
Andrew Laurie	170,000	116,700
Richard Whitebrook	170,000	45,000
Maxim Lykov	145,000	103,000
Thomas Zanot	118,000	51,100
Artem Babakhanyan	85,000	-40,000
Barry Greenstein	55,000	-20,000
Jeff Blenkarn	32,000	-16,500

Mike Leah Busted by Kurt Jewell

Shirley Ang

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

Mike Leah has been three-tabling all day today but just busted the $5,000 six-max tournament in 17th place.

The first hand he played again in this tournament, he went all in from the under-the-gun position for 30,700 in total. Kurt Jewell, in the cutoff, also went all in. Everyone else folded so they were heads up.

Jewell:
Leah:

The board ran out with no help for Leah and he can now fully focus on the $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super Turbo Bounty tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
Kurt Jewell	72,000	28,200
Mike Leah	Busted

Tags: Kurt Jewell Mike Leah

06-20-2017 15:38 UTC-7

Mark Herm vs. Shaun Davis

Shirley Ang

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

Mark Herm raised to 5,300 from the hijack and Shaun Davis called in the big blind.

The flop came . Davis check-called the 5,700 bet of Herm.

The turn gave them the and Davis check-called the 12,000 bet of Herm.

The on the river completed the board. Davis check-folded to the all-in of Herm.

Player	Chips	Progress
Mark Herm	180,000	160,000
Shaun Davis	101,000	36,900

Tags: Mark Herm Shaun Davis

06-20-2017 15:33 UTC-7

Li Fu Shoves River On Joey Weissman

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

Joey Weissman was facing a big decision with the board at the river reading .

Li Fu had opened the pot with Weissman calling. Fu had then bet flop and then bet the turn and called a raise from Weissman.

On the river, Fu moved all in for 64,300 which was about a pot-sized bet. Weissman couldn’t seem to decide what to do. He asked for the stack to be counted and then twice more asked the dealer to repeat the amount to help him decide on a course of action. It didn’t seem to sway him one way or the other though and eventually another player called the clock on him.

The floor gave him 30 seconds to act and, as the seconds ticked down, Weissman gave it up.

“Never a bluff,” Fu told him as the pot was pushed her way.