Marcin Sobczak opened for 28,000 and it folded round to the big blind Olivier Doremus who moved all in. Sobczak wanted a count before he made a decision, and once he had it he decided to fold.
On the next hand it folded to Kevin Chiem on the button who moved all in and he picked up the blinds and antes.
The next few hands saw the big blind get a walk and then Cameron Tullis surrendered his big blind to a min-raise from Charles Nguyen in the small blind.
Despite being one away from the final table there are a few players who are not afraid to move the chips in and a jovial atmosphere currently prevails amongst the final 10 survivors.
First we saw two limps from Marcin Sobczak and Charles Nguyen before Cameron Tullis one seat over moved all in for 62,000 and both opponents as well as the rest of the table folded.
Then, Corey Emery raised the button to 27,000 and David Luttbeg flat called one seat over. Brian Wong moved all in for 61,000 and Emery folded. Luttbeg took his time and eventually made the call, tabling the . Wong showed and immediately found a set on the flop. The gave hope with a gutshot but the silenced the rail.
Cameron Tullis moved all in from under the gun for about ten big blinds and all opponents folded. One hand later, he three-bet shoved into an open raise from Corey Emery and was snap called. That is usually never a good sign when you hold ace king and indeed the showdown would be painful.
Tullis:
Emery:
The rail erupted with "come on Corey" cheers and itt was all over on the turn. A meaningless completed the board and the players will now get moved to the feature table. We then likely have a dinner break and keep you up to date as soon as we know more. There will be 37:34 minutes left to be played in level 17 when we continue.
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The 2014 World Series of Poker is officially underway and the crew brings you the first podcast of the summer. Rich, Donnie and Jason discuss the 25K Fantasy draft, David "ODB" Baker's fantasy league and the first open event of the summer, Event #2: $25,000 Mixed-Max No-Limit Hold'em.
We have 37:34 minutes left in level 17 at blinds 5,000-10,000 / ante 1,000. All nine remaining players have $6,192 guaranteed and the ultimate goal is the first place prize worth $82,835 and of course the golden bracelet. Charles Nguyen has the button in the first hand.
The action folded to Marcin Sobczak and he raised to 32,000 from the cutoff. One seat over, Charles Nguyen three-bet to 65,000 and the blinds folded. Sobczak made the call and then check-folded when Nguyen made it 80,000 to go on the flop.
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. Wong showed 
and immediately found a set on the 
flop. The 
gave hope with a gutshot but the 
silenced the rail.
turn. A meaningless 
