Event #75: $1,000+111 Little One for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2019 World Series of Poker

07-10-2019 01:35 UTC-8

Shaun Deeb Bags the Day 2 Chip Lead in the $1,111 Little One for One Drop

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Level 20 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

A wild Day 2 is complete in Event #75: $1,111 Little One for One Drop. By the end of late registration, a total of 6,246 entries made it in to the field, and the money bubble burst on the seventh level of the day, with 937 players getting paid.

All of those players guaranteed themselves at least a min cash of $1,500, and by the end of the night the field narrowed down to 412 players. Those survivors will come back Wednesday for the Day 3 restart, which commences at 1 p.m.

Four-time bracelet winner and 2018 WSOP Player of the Year Shaun Deeb ended the night as the Day 2 end-of-day chip leader, bagging 2,892,000. There’s still a lot of poker left to be played over the next two days in this event, but Deeb is in good position to make a deep run if his fortunes continue the way they have over the first two days.

Some of the other big stacks to bag at the end of the night Matt Souza (2,366,000), Jeremy Dresch (2,340,000), Naor Slobodskoy (2,109,000), Jaime Lewin (1,980,000), and WSOP bracelet winner Benjamin Moon (1,970,000).

Players finishing in the money, but not making it through to Day 3 included Joe Serock, Vanessa Kade, Nick Binger, Erick Lindgren, David “ODB” Baker, Aaron Massey, Andy Bloch, Maria Konnikova and Howard Mash.

Phil Hellmuth was one of the notables to not make it through, registering at the latest possible moment and having a short-lived run through the Little One for One Drop. Others finishing short of the money included Jared Jaffee, Matt Berkey, Will Kasouff, Ryan Feldman, and a pair of WSOP champions in Jamie Gold and Greg Raymer.

The remaining 412 players come back Wednesday to play a full day, with 10 one-hour levels on the schedule. The tournament is planned to play through to a winner on Thursday, with the champion taking home the WSOP bracelet and the $690,686 first prize. Play will resume with Level 21, and the blinds at 8000/16000 with an 8,000 ante.

Follow along with the PokerNews live reporting team as the $1,111 Little One for One Drop continues.

Tags: Aaron Massey Andy Bloch Benjamin Moon Erick Lindgren Greg Raymer Howard Mash Jaime Lewin Jamie Gold Jared Jaffee Jeremy Dresch Matt Berkey One Drop Phil Hellmuth

07-09-2019 22:27 UTC-8

Altar Wins a Coin Flip Against Buhler

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TylerWarken

Level 18 : 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

A player in early position raised to 16,000 and got a call from Eyyal Altar in the small blind. Action was on Henri Buhler in the big blind who went all in for 197,000. The original raiser folded and Altar made the call. The players flipped their cards and were off to the races.

Buhler:
Altar:

The board came all bricks for Buhler who was left crippled.

Player	Chips	Progress
Eyyal Altar	320,000 114,400	114,400
Henri Buhler	48,000 -152,000	-152,000

Tags: Eyyal Altar Henri Buhler

07-09-2019 21:50 UTC-8

Laplante Rivers Nut Flush

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TylerWarken

Level 17 : 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Ryan Laplante put in a raise to 13,000 under the gun and got called by the small and big blind.

The flop came and when action checked to Laplante he continued for 20,000. The small blind called and the big blind folded.

Heads up to the turn which was the . The small blind checked and Laplante fired 45,000 which got called.

Action once again checked to Laplante on the river which came the . Laplante put his opponent all in for 140,000 and after getting called Laplante showed him the bad news.

Laplante:
Opponent:

Player	Chips	Progress
Ryan Laplante	730,000 365,000	365,000

Tags: Ryan Laplante

07-09-2019 17:58 UTC-8

Deuces Hold for Harwood

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Level 15 : 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante

A large pot was already forming as four players called 7,000 to see a flop.

Action checked to Loni Harwood who lead out for 16,000, the player next to act moved all in for 56,000.

The remaining two players folded and Harwood asked for a count.

She cut out the chips, announcing "call". Only to see the good news as she had her opponent almost drawing dead with vs his

The run out was no help to her opponent, sending him to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Loni Harwood	420,000 420,000	420,000

Tags: Loni Harwood

07-09-2019 17:54 UTC-8

Hellmuth Busts

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TylerWarken

Level 15 : 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante

The action folded around to Phil Hellmuth on the button who made it 9,000 off of his 10,000 stack. The small blind folded and the big blind put Hellmuth all in. Hellmuth called and the players were off to the races.

Hellmuth:
Opponent:

The run out was not a favorable one for Hellmuth as his opponent paired his jack on the flop to eliminate Hellmuth from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
Phil Hellmuth	Busted

Tags: Phil Hellmuth

07-09-2019 17:00 UTC-8

Gold Versus Held Heads Up

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GeoffFisk

Level 14 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Austrian Justus Held and 2006 Main Event Champion Jamie Gold have gone to battle in a couple of recent pots, with each holding on to sizable chip stacks.

In the first of two recent hands involving the two, Held raised preflop, making it 64,000 to go, and Gold called. The flop came , Held bet 42,000, and Gold folded, showing .

"I got you beat," Held said. "I have the ace of diamonds."

"You didn't have me beat preflop," Gold replied, and Held agreed.

A couple of hands later Gold, Held and another opponent went three ways to a flop, Gold bet 10,000 and got two calls. The turn came the , and all three players checked.

Gold bet out for 40,000 on the , and got both opponent to fold. He showed for the bluff on the way to raking in the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jamie Gold	368,000 -22,000	-22,000

Justus Held	340,000 231,500	231,500

Tags: Jamie Gold Justus Held

07-09-2019 16:20 UTC-8

Suhail Triples Up

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Level 14 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

With roughly 250,000 in the pot and Mohammed Suhail all in preflop, the board came down . Two other players went on in the hand, heads up for the side pot.

Ricardo Daluz, first to act, moved all in for his remaining 104,500 chips, and Jeremey Frost went into the tank. Some time passed as Frost played with his chips and contemplated what he would do.

Suhail then proceeded to call the clock and a floor supervisor arrived to give Frost a countdown. With 10-seconds left to act he made the call and all three hands were opened:

Suhail:
Frost:
Daluz:

Suhail had both his opponents in rough shape with a flopped set, while Daluz's pocket jacks looked good to win the side pot.

The turn gave Suhail a full house straight away and the river was no help to Frost, sending his chips Daluz's way.

As some banter was thrown back and forth between players regarding advice and opinions on the way the hand played out, Suhail stood up and said: "I just won a pot I'm allowed to celebrate."

Player	Chips	Progress
Mohammed Suhail	245,000 108,500	108,500
Ricardo Daluz	209,000 126,600	126,600
Jeremey Frost	150,500 -148,100	-148,100

Tags: Jeremey Frost Mohammed Suhail Ricardo Daluz

07-09-2019 14:24 UTC-8

Ivanov Aggressive

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GeoffFisk

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante

Stefan Ivanov is keeping his massive stack up, after starting Day 2 as the tournament chip leader.

Ivanov recently took down four consecutive pots, the first of which saw him bet 15,000 on the turn on a flop from the small blind. Casey Campbell called from middle position, bringing the on the turn.

Ivanov bet again for 32,000, getting the fold.

Player	Chips	Progress
Stefan Ivanov	690,000 32,000	32,000

Casey Campbell	155,000 8,900	8,900

Tags: Casey Campbell Stefan Ivanov

07-09-2019 12:58 UTC-8

Only Aces (Or Eights) Full Could Beat Gaspard

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GeoffFisk

Level 11 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Casey Campbell limped from early position, Lucas Fauth raised to 8,000 from the hijack, Jean Gaspard cold-called on the button, and Campbell made the call.

The flop came , and the action checked to Gaspard, who bet 11,000 and got a call from only Fauth. The turn came the , Fauth checked, Gaspard bet 16,000 and Fauth put in the all-in check-raise. Gaspard snap-called.