Play has ended for the night. Day 2B begins tomorrow at noon, combining the players from days 1C and 1D.
Tue Aug 01 23:55:00 PDT 2006
Pat Poels Busted
With over $20,000 in the pot and the board reading 8753, Tyler Pendleton moves all in and he has Pat Poels covered. Poels thinks for several minutes about making the call as Pendelton buries his head in his arms. Finally a clock is called, and as it runs down, Poels makes the call for his last $50,000. Pendelton shows AA, and Poels has JJ. The river is the Q, and Poels is eliminated. Pendelton now has over $200,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:54:00 PDT 2006
Lane Takes Another Monster Pot
With $35,000 in the pot the board reads 10539. The player in seat six bets $15,000, and Jon Lane calls. The river is the 2, and seat six moves all-in for $56,600. Lane goes into the tank for three minutes before calling. His opponent slams his fist on the table, flipping over 57. Lane reveals K10, and takes down the pot. Lane is now sitting with $405,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:47:00 PDT 2006
Brenes Rakes Big One
With a board of 994610 Humberto Brenes bets $20,000 into the $40,000 pot and is called by his opponent. Brenes turns over A2 for the flush and his opponent mucks. With that pot Brenes has $110,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:46:00 PDT 2006
Rowan Loses Some Of Her Winnings
Madeleine Rowan who just doubled up is up against Mike Kozisek. They're both all in after the flop of JJ2. Rowan is in trouble as she has AQ and Kozisek has AA. The 3 and 3 fall on the turn and river to keep Kozisek alive. He has $33,000 while Rowan has $80,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:34:00 PDT 2006
Chiu Takes a Pot
David Chiu and seat 3 call pre-flop. The big blind checks. The flop comes AQ2. The big blind checks, Chiu bets, and both other players fold. Chiu takes the pot and is up to $125,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:30:00 PDT 2006
Rowan Doubles With Boat
With the board showing QJ8Q7, Madeleine Rowan pushes all-in for about $30,000. After thinking for about 8 minutes, the player in seat 1 calls. She shows QJ for the full house and seat 1 mucks. Rowan now has about $100,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:27:00 PDT 2006
Sully Erna Doubles Up
From early position, Sully Erna moves all-in for $6,800. Action folds around to seat eight on the big blind, who calls the bet. As seat eight is calling the bet Erna shows his J10 to the ESPN cameras, and tells them he feels good about them. Seat eight shows AK. The flop falls Q104. The turn is the 9, and the river is the 8. Sully Erna doubles up, and is now sitting with $16,000.
Tue Aug 01 23:24:00 PDT 2006
Chiu Dreams of Stealing
The table folds to the button, who raises to $5,000. David Chiu, in the big blind, reaches to the back of his chip stack for his all-in button and fingers it, lifting it up as if to throw it in the pot. He throws his cards away and several people at the table laugh, including Chiu, who says, "He's been doing that all night."
Tue Aug 01 23:17:00 PDT 2006
Sully Erna Gains Some Chips
In early position, Jon Lane bets $4,000, and Sully Erna moves all-in for $4,200 total. Action is folded around to seat four on the big blind, who calls. Jon Lane calls the additional $200. The flop is 742, and both players check. The turn is the 4, and action is checked around again. The river is the 10, and seat four bets $4,000. Jon Lane folds. Sully Erna stands up as if to leave, and flips over the AQ. However, seat four flips over the AQ, and they chop the pot. Erna now has $7,500.
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, Tyler Pendleton moves all in and he has Pat Poels covered. Poels thinks for several minutes about making the call as Pendelton buries his head in his arms. Finally a clock is called, and as it runs down, Poels makes the call for his last $50,000. Pendelton shows A
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