In the very last hand before the break, Chris Klodnicki scooped a pot with / for aces and sixes when his opponent mucked. Robert Mizrachi has also increased his stack significantly, completing with an ace and betting on all streets. The opponent called on seventh while showing , but then mucked the three down cards.
Mizrachi: /
Another player with a rush hour is Ismael Bojang, who boasts 70,000 now. When asked how he got there, the German simply replied "I was winning every hand that I played."
Dutch Boyd readily admits he's better at stud hi-low than O8, and he thinks that plays to his advantage as the former is weighted more heavily in a tournament like this. Boyd explains.
We still have quite a few women left in the field and they were both at it just now in Vanessa Selbst and Allyn Jaffrey Shulman. They squared off with and showing and Shulman made a flush whereas Selbst had a 7-5 low.
In the previous hand, Allen Kessler walked by and asked "Hey Chau, didn't you say no more tournaments?" Chau Giang replied "This will be my last one," before calling a raise in the big blind and then folding the flop. He had next to no chips left and moved all in for 2,100 one hand later when Greg Mascio raised from middle position.
The small blind called as well and Giang tossed in his last few chips. On the flop, Giang said "I hope I have spades" and Mascio bet. The small blind check-folded and Mascio asked "You don't know what you have?" "1-2-3-7 black," Giang replied. Both turned over their cards.
Mascio:
Giang:
The on the turn saw him drawing dead and he left the table after the dealer spread the river. Mascio is back where he started the day.
Vanessa Selbst started the day with 22,300. Now she has nearly three times that. Obviously Day 2 has been treating her well her in the early-goings.
In a recent hand, we happened upon the action with Selbst and Daniel Makowsky both with three bets out in front of them. They had bet it somewhere along the line, but when we picked up the action the board read and Selbst had checked. Makowsky did the same and Selbst tabled the for a small flush. It was good, as Makowsky sent his cards to the muck.
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Corey Hastings raised from middle position, got two callers in the small blind and Thomas Butzhammer one seat over. They checked the flop and Butzhammer then bet 3,000 on the turn. Both opponents called and Butzhammer led 3,000 on the river, Hastings raised to 6,000 and the small blind folded. Butzhammer called quickly.
Hastings:
Butzhammer:
Hastings turned the wheel and nut low, but the German completed a back door full house to chop the pot and take the high part.
We picked up the action in a four-way pot on sixth street. Jeet Shetty had checked his jacks, and John D'Agostino took the opportunity to bet his sixes. Mike Leah called, the fourth player in the hand was already all in, and Shetty came along. All three active players then checked seventh street.
"Flush," Leah said and tabled his spades. D'Agostino then showed an 8-6-4-3-A low. Shetty mucked his cards, and the all-in player showed trip nines. Leah and D'Agostino chopped the pot and sent a player to the rail.
Meanwhile, John Racener and Todd Dakake have also been eliminated from the tournament.
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for aces and sixes when his opponent mucked. Robert Mizrachi has also increased his stack significantly, completing with an ace and betting on all streets. The opponent called on seventh while showing 
, but then mucked the three down cards.
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showing and Shulman made a flush whereas Selbst had a 7-5 low.
flop, Giang said "I hope I have spades" and Mascio bet. The small blind check-folded and Mascio asked "You don't know what you have?" "1-2-3-7 black," Giang replied. Both turned over their cards.
river. Mascio is back where he started the day.
for a small flush. It was good, as Makowsky sent his cards to the muck.
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turn. Both opponents called and Butzhammer led 3,000 on the 
river, Hastings raised to 6,000 and the small blind folded. Butzhammer called quickly.
