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2010 World Series of Poker

Event #1: $500 Casino Employees No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info

2010 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aa
Prize
$71,424
Event Info
Buy-in
$500
Prize Pool
$324,450
Entries
721
Level Info
Level
22
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000

Level: 15

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 500

Updated Chip Counts at the Dinner Break

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Kent Washington
Kent Washington
332,000
163,700
163,700
Profile photo of David Patent
David Patent
236,500
36,500
36,500
Profile photo of Arthur Vea
Arthur Vea
231,000
135,200
135,200
Profile photo of Yuta Motoyama
Yuta Motoyama
176,500
104,400
104,400
Profile photo of Christopher Reider
Christopher Reider
175,000
67,500
67,500
Profile photo of Hoai Pham vn
Hoai Pham
136,500
36,500
36,500
Profile photo of Eric Zuerndorfer
Eric Zuerndorfer
132,000
108,700
108,700
Profile photo of Patrick Silvey
Patrick Silvey
105,000
47,300
47,300
Profile photo of Kenyon Mckellar
Kenyon Mckellar
94,000
60,000
60,000
Profile photo of Brian Phillis
Brian Phillis
93,000
40,000
40,000
Profile photo of Zhen Cai us
Zhen Cai
83,000
18,000
18,000
Profile photo of Jonathan Kotula
Jonathan Kotula
83,000
-25,700
-25,700
Profile photo of David Villegas
David Villegas
74,500
46,900
46,900
Profile photo of Barry Hulunian
Barry Hulunian
66,000
25,700
25,700
Profile photo of Jeffrey Bennett
Jeffrey Bennett
60,000
1,000
1,000
Profile photo of David Fischer us
David Fischer
53,500
13,600
13,600
Profile photo of Matthew Hollinger
Matthew Hollinger
39,500
-32,200
-32,200
Profile photo of Kenneth Lee
Kenneth Lee
34,500
18,300
18,300

Down to Two Tables

With only 18 players remaining in the field, we are down to just two tables. Here's how it's broken down:

Table 363
1: Zhen Cai
2: David Fischer
3: Barry Hulunian
4: Patrick Silvey
5: Arthur Vea
6: Jeffrey Bennett
7: Kenneth Lee
8: Kenyon Mckellar
9: Jonathan Kotula

Table 364
Seat 1: Yuta Motoyama
Seat 2: Matthew Hollinger
Seat 3: Brian Phillis
Seat 4: David Villegas
Seat 5: Eric Zuerndorfer
Seat 6: Hoai Pham
Seat 7: David Patent
Seat 8: Christopher Reider
Seat 9: Kent Washington

Jack McClelland Eliminated in 19th Place

Jack McClelland, a former World Series of Poker tournament director has been sent to the rail after a dramatic, 100,000 chip race.

It all started when Hoai Pham opened in early position to 14,000. McClelland re-raised to 52,300 (all-in) and Eric Zuerndorfer then re-shoved for 59,800. Pham went deep into the tank, cutting chips out and returning them to his stack before finally folding.

"Hearts," McClelland uttered while tabling {A-Hearts}{K-Hearts}.

"That's what I was hoping for," Zuerndorfer said turning over {J-Clubs}{J-Spades}.

The dealer paused momentarily then flopped {4-Diamonds}{K-Clubs}{6-Clubs} giving McClelland the advantage.

"Just a red jack," Zuerndorfer pleaded.

The turn was red, but it was the {8-Hearts}.

"C'mon, just a red jack," he repeated.

The dealer wrapped the table and dropped a bomb, the {J-Hearts}, on the river.

Most everybody in the vicinity exploded into a chorus of "oh's" as McClelland rose from his chair. A handful of players, even some from across the room, walked over to congratulate him and send him on the way. The former tournament director was surely a fan favorite, but he'll have to settle with a 19th place finish.

Tags: Jack McClellandric Zuerndorfer

Vincent Mettlen Eliminated in 20th Place

Vincent Mettlen and Brian Phillis were involved in a flop reading {3-Hearts}{6-Spades}{8-Hearts}. Mettlen bet 5,000 on the flop and Phillis called.

The turn was {10-Clubs} and Mettlen put 10,000 into the middle. Phillis asked for a count and after finding out Mettlen had 32,600 behind him, Phillis went all in. Mettlen called, putting his tournament life at stake.

Mettlen: {2-}{2-}
Phillis: {6-}{5-}

The river was {4-Spades} and Phillis took down the pot with a pair of fives.

We are now one bust away from breaking to two tables.

Tags: Brian PhillisVincent Mettlen

Kotula Can't Seem to Gain Momentum

Christopher Reider and Jonathan Kotula built a pot of about 30,000 preflop and saw a flop of {2-Diamonds}{3-Hearts}{A-Hearts}. Both players checked as the turn came {A-Spades}. Once again both players checked to the river, which was the {3-Clubs}.

Kotula bet out 14,000 and was quickly called by Reider, who turned over {K-Spades}{K-Diamonds}. Kotula mucked and Reider took down the pot.

Kotula, who won this event in 2008, has been bleeding chips and is down to about 55,000.

Tags: Christopher ReiderJonathan Kotula

Derek Dillman Eliminated in 22nd Place

After taking a big hit earlier, Derek Dillman has been knocked out.

Dillman got the remainder of his stack all-in with David Patent pre-flop and the hands looked like this:

Dillman: {K-Hearts}{7-Hearts}
Patent: {J-Hearts}{J-Clubs}

Dillman mad a pair of kings on the {K-Clubs}{J-Diamonds}{4-Spades} flop, but Patent's set of jacks took a commanding lead. With the {Q-Hearts} on the turn and the {A-Spades} on the river, Dillman's hand did not improve sending him to the rail in 22nd place.

Patent now sits with a monster stack worth over 200,000 chips.

Tags: David PatentDerek Dillman

Edward Martin Eliminated in 23rd Place

Yuta Motoyama raised to 10,000 and was called by Jonathan Kotula and Edward Martin, who was in the big blind.

Martin checked the {3-Hearts}{8-Spades}{10-Spades} flop and Motoyama bet 15,000. After Kotula folded, Martin shoved all-in for 16,800 more.

Motoyama didn't look happy and even stated, "You have me beat, but I'm getting the right price." He made the call and turned over the {K-Diamonds}{A-Hearts}. Martin showed the {2-Hearts}{2-Spades}. The turn was the {10-Diamonds}, but it was the {A-Diamonds} on the river that gave Motoyama the winning hand. Martin was eliminated in 23rd place.

Tags: Yuta MotoyamaEdward MartinJonathan Kotula