$5,000 6-Handed Day Two Live Update - At A Glance

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Vanessa Rousso doubles up courtesy of Peter Fischer.

Rousso raises preflop, Fischer sticks in another 20k, and, after a a couple of sips of her drink and the brief straining of the ol' brain cells, Rousso makes the call.

Flop = J-9-T

Fischer briskly announces "all-in" and even briskier, Rousso makes the call.

Rousso confidently flips over her A-J, leaving Fischer to meekly expose his A-Q.

Turn = 4

River = 6

[Djinn]

So Peter Fischer is the 16th place finisher, winning $22,638.

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Wigan's Jonathon Gaskell has surpassed the 200k mark after taking a pot off Paul Wisicka.

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$2,500 PL

Just 4 left

Joe Hachem and John Gale still in

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Pab -- 48k
Mad Marty -- 63k

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Jonathan Gaskell has now moved to Pab's table, meaning the set-up is now:

Seat 1: Jonathon Gaskell
Seat 3: Marty Wilson
Seat 4: Vanessa Rousso
Seat 5: Paul Wisicka
Seat 6: Paul Foltyon

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Marty Wilson is OUT

[Djinn]

Having said that, on Vanessa's left, Paul Wasicka just took a chunk of chips from her (c.50k pot) with Q9.  I think the flop was (although the face cards look the same from where I'm sitting - contact lenses left in their bottle today) with the on the turn.  Vanessa bet that card, and got called, with what looked like a double check on the river.  She mucked when she saw Paul's hand, anyway, so we may never know.

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Seat 1: Jonathon Gaskell -- 202k
Seat 4: Vanessa Rousso -- 190k
Seat 5: Paul Wisicka -- 200k
Seat 6: Paul Foltyon -- 47k

[Djinn]

Not sure if Snoops got this list out yet, so here's that Payout for you:

1  $643,381
2  $357,435
3  $214,461
4  $150,123
5  $119,145
6   $83,402
7   $69,104
8   $61,955
9   $54,807
10  $47,658
11  $42,892
12  $38,126
13  $33,361
14  $29,786
15  $26,212

That's your lot.  Pab says now that the blinds are heading upwards (to 3k/6k ante 500) he's "going in at the next available opportunity...."

[Djinn]

And Snoopy brings extraordinary news from Pab's Autoallin - - he finds straight away!  Gets a call from Paul Wasicka with x (couldn't see kicker) which must have hit a draw because when the whole 4 K K 10 9 board was out, Pab looked relieved as he raked in the double through!

[Djinn]

Interesting hand spectated by Snoopy:

Gaskell, Rousso and Pab see a flop.  Gaskell checks, Rousso bets 10k, Pab raises to 25k and she alone calls.
Turn:    Rousso moves all in, and pab folds...

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Paul 'Pab' Foltyn dropped down to 55k, but is now back up to 75k after surviving a couple of preflop all-ins.

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Vanessa Rousso -- 280k

Apparantly had two pair to Paul Folytn's Ace in her last reported hand.

[Djinn]

Big hand kicks off on Table Lindgren, involving said sky-blue hat wearer and fellow top ten in chips-er Fredrik Halling.  It was preflop madness, with Erick Lindgren raising about 45k, and finding a re-raise from Holling (BEL...on the back of his shirt in the picture- anyone know what this word is?) of three huge towers of chips.  Got to be at least 90k on top.  When it comes back to Lindgren he's confused (reckoning this sets him all in) and eventually says, "Call."
He shows
Fredrik Holling has

They're on their backs and the whole board is dealt out, bringing a lone ten which prompts a wave of muttered "suck out!"s from the crowd.

But the most interesting thing about this hand was that most people, including Lindgren, seemed to underestimate his stack - the call of Holling's re-raise didn't in fact put Erick all in, but they turned over the hands and dealt the lot out anyway.  It just so happened that the ten-spiking removed the need for serious floor decisions, but there was still a bit of controversy...