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These players below didn't make it to the first break of the day and have been eliminated. Each took home $4,837.
2017 World Series of Poker
Event #43: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em SHOOTOUT
Day: 2
Event Info
2017 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,383,750
Total Entries
1,025
Level
12
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,025
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Players have reached the first 15-minute break of the day.
Alexandru Masek opened the betting and then called a shove from Benjamin Geisman.
Benjamin Geisman: 
Alexandru Masek: 
The board ran out 
. Both players hit the flop, but the better starting held held up and Geisman was eliminated. With that pot, Masek is the current chip leader at Table 725.
Zakir Lakhani was all in and the player at risk against Wilson Lopes.
Zakir Lakhani: 
Wilson Lopes: 
Lakhani grimaced as he saw his opponent’s cards and said he had almost folded. Another player named some cards that could rescue him as the board ran out 
.
No help, though, for Lakhani as the kings held and he was eliminated.
Chris Brand raised to 2,000 from the cutoff. James Cappucci, on the button, Tirza Sanders and Xavier Rios in the blinds all called.
All players checked on the [2c4cQ] flop. The turn gave them the 
, Sanders checked, Rios opened to 3,500, Brand called, Cappucci and Sanders folded.
They checked on the that completed the board. Rios showed 
for a pair of eights but Brand showed 
for the turned flush.
The board at the turn read 
and Raghav Bansal in the small blind checked it to Curt Kohlberg in late position who moved all in, covering Bansal who had around 35,000 behind.
Bansal gave it a couple of minutes thought before he called.
Raghav Bansal: 
Curt Kohlberg:
The river card was the 
, missing Kohlberg's flush draw to double-up Bansal.
Kohlberg acknowledged what a good call it was as Bansal allowed himself a small fist pump after preserving his tournament life with an ace-high call.
Sergi Reixach opened the action and after Damien Leforbes called, Tom Middleton on his left moved all in for just under 40,000. Reixach called and a frustrated Leforbes mucked his cards. He wasn’t too pleased when he saw the hands either.
Tom Middleton: 
Sergi Reixach: 
The board ran out 
and they chopped it up despite a backdoor heart sweat on the flop for Middleton.
“How do you guys do it? Find ace-king and just go with it all in,” adding “I win,” with reference to his folded hand and how the board ran out.
“You lost,” Middleton corrected him as he survived the all-in.
Zachary Smiley opened from early position and it folded all the way around to John Phan in the big blind who three-bet. Smiley called.
The flop was and Phan led out for 3,800. Smiley called and they then checked both the 
turn and 
river.
“Kings,” Phan said and turned over . That was good, as Smiley mucked.
