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HomeLive ReportingPoker TourenWSOP2013 World Series of PokerEvent #2: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em (Eight Handed)
White Smoke at the Rio: Pope Leads Final Table With Half of Chips
The first four players to bust, prompting a three-table redraw, were Garen Nichanian, Tony Gargano, Kai Chang, and David “Doc” Sands. Sands three-bet shoved with ace-deuce suited, only to be called by Rafal Michalowski, the original raiser. He had two red nines, and the hand held up.
David Diaz. Ben Yu, and Matthew Parry were the next three players to bust, and then Jamie Armstrong won a massive pot against Kristijonas Andrulis. Armstrong five-bet shoved with aces, Andrulis called with ace-king, and the aces were not cracked. Andrulis was left with just a single big blind, but proceeded to triple, then double, then double again.
While Andrulis was on his tear, we lost Keith Lehr, Peter Gould, Ben Hamnett, Mike DeGilio, and Joe Serock. Serock lost consecutive hands with ace-queen against ace-ten, and busted right before the two-table redraw.
Griffin Benger then exited in 16th place, followed by Chris DeMaci, Brian Rast, Markus Gonsalves, and Ismael Bojang. Bojang found himself all in and at risk with ace-king against the pocket aces of Pope. Pope held, increasing his stack to 1.7 million chips, while Bojang hit the rail.
Andrulis’ run came to an end at that point, as he lost a race to Darryll Fish. He was all in with two red sevens against Fish’s ace-jack of spades, and the turn was an ace. Andrulis couldn’t make a set on the river, and exited in 11th place ($29,502).
Tom Marchese doubled up Gonsalves in Level 22, then lost a race for his tournament life in Level 23. After switching tables due to Andrulis’ bust, he called a shove from Jamie Armstrong holding ace-king of diamonds. Armstrong tabled two eights, and held as the board produced blanks, sending Marchese home in 10th place.
Pope began nine-handed play with 1.7 million chips, and chipped up to well over two million. On the final hand of the day, he eliminated the start-of-day chip leader Rafal Michalowski to push his stack to over three million. Michalowski six-bet shoved for over 700,000 chips with queens, and Pope snapped it off with aces. The aces held, and Michalowski exited just short of the official final table.
Here’s a look at the entire final table:
The eight remaining players will return tomorrow at 2 p.m. local time to play down to a winner. The final table will be streamed on a half hour delay with hole cards, and we will of course be bringing you all of the updates right here on PokerNews.
Congratulations to Trevor Pope, Winner of Event #2: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Eight Handed ($553,906)
David Vamplew Eliminated in 2nd Place ($342,450)
Vamplew Doubles on Fourth Hand of Heads-Up Play
Darryll Fish Eliminated in 3rd Place ($215,286)
Jared Hamby Eliminated in 4th Place ($154,518)
Jamie Armstrong Eliminated in 5th Place ($112,695)
Fish Binks a Seven; Doubles Through Armstrong
Dan Kelly Eliminated in 6th Place ($83,552)
Brandon Meyers Eliminated in 7th Place ($62,915)
David Peters Eliminated in 8th Place ($48,130)
His Holiness Flirts With Four Million
Time to Award the First Open Bracelet of the Summer
White Smoke at the Rio: Pope Leads Final Table With Half of Chips
Rafal Michalowski Eliminated in 9th Place ($37,391)
Pope The First to Two Million
Tom Marchese Eliminated in 10th Place ($37,391)
Kristijonas Andrulis Eliminated in 11th Place ($29,502)
Ismael Bojang Eliminated in 12th Place ($29,502)
Markus Gonsalves Eliminated in 13th Place ($23,624)
Jack Effel congratulates WSOP Event 2 winner Trevor Pope
Jack Effel, Trevor Pope
Jack Effel congratulates WSOP Event 2 winner Trevor Pope
Jack Effel presenting the gold bracelet to Trevor Pope
Trevor Pope with his gold bracelet from WSOP Event 2, $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em (Eight Handed)
Trevor Pope with his gold bracelet from WSOP Event 2, $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em (Eight Handed)
Jack Effel with bracelet winners Trevor Pope (2013 Event 2) and Jonathan Hilton (2013 WSOP National Champtionship)
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