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A short-stacked Jeremy Coon pushed all in and Alexander Kostritsyn made the call.
Coon: 
Kostritsyn: 
The board ran out 
to see Coon eliminated as Kostritsyn progresses through to round four.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #35: $10,000 Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$2,406,400
Entries
256
Level
7
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
Gavin Smith and Gabe Kaplan both checked a flop of 
, and Kaplan got the rest of his 24,000 chips all in on the turn. Smith called.
Kaplan turned up 
for second pair, and he was in trouble against Gavin's 
. The river 
failed to improve Kaplan, and he has been eliminated.
Gavin Smith has earned his first cash of this WSOP, and he's on to this evening's Round of 32.
Dee Tiller opened to 8,500 from the button and Melanie Weisner made the call from the button to see a 
flop fall.
Wiesner checked and Tiller fired out 12,000 to put Weisner into the tank for nearly three minutes before dropping in an assortment of chips amounting to 27,400.
Tiller instantly folded and Wiesner climbs back to 90,000 in chips.
Of our 32 matches, just seven are left in play:
Faraz Jaka - 171,000
Mike Leah - 69,000
Andrew Feldman - 135,000
Nicholas Rampone - 105,000
Alexander Kostritsyn - 192,000
Jeremy Coon - 48,000
Keith Block - 182,000
Scott Baumstein - 58,000
Ryan Fee - 105,000
Timothy Adams - 135,000
Melanie Weisner - 80,000
Dee Tiller - 160,000
Sam Stein - 90,000
Emil Patel - 150,000
Scott Clements has finished off Robbie Verspui to advance to the next round.
Verspui limped king-jack from the button, and he shoved when Clements raised to 6,000. Clements called with ace-ten, and there was no help on board for Verspui, ending his tournament.
Clements is on to the money rounds.
Darren Woods has eliminated Alexander Benovski to lock up a seat in the next round.
The crippling pot for Benovski was the one in which he paired his ace on the river of a 
board. Woods won a big pot when he turned over 
for the straight, and Benovski was left with a short stack.
A few hands later, Benovski got his remainder in with 
, only to run smack into Woods' pocket queens. A board full of blanks finished off the match and finished off Benovski's day a little earlier than he'd hoped.
Level: 5
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 0
Walking over to Bertrand Grospellier's table we found him celebrating with fellow countryman Ludovic Lacey after also progressing.
Grospellier's 
was face up against his opponent Andrew Rosskamm's 
with a 
board spread.
With Grospellier making top pair, Rosskamm hits the rail with 'ElkY' now $17,987 richer.
Aaron Been made a bit of a misstep when he called an all in from his opponent Brian Rast. Been turned up 
, and Rast's 
was poised for a double up.
The board came 
to hold Rast's pair, and that double up gave him an eight-to-one lead in the match.
On the next hand, Been got himself all in with the ace-rag, 
. He was racing for his survival against Rast's , and there was a friendly eight on the flop. The river, however, was not so kind, and the board of 
is the last Been will see today.
Rast's set of sevens pushes him through to the next round, and Aaron Been has been eliminated.