$1k WSOP Brit Funks, Bedi, Cody and more....

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Ben Dobson ‏@f3nix35

Jammed my last 10bb with A3 into JJ from LP, 63rd for $8.8k, had a lot of fun and ran great to get this far. Chill 2moro then Wsop main sund


Well played Ben

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Rupinder Bedi ‏@gb2loose

Bad level but morale is still high! 300k #wsop1k

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Toby Lewis ‏@810ofclubs

@Moorman1 @JakeCody @jackellwood85 @JP_Kelly5 @Samtrickett1 swap % in main event? Im playing 2moro.....

Rupinder Bedi ‏@gb2loose

@810ofclubs @moorman1 @jakecody @jackellwood85 @jp_kelly5 @samtrickett1 missed me off mate


;-)

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Rupinder Bedi
Cut off jams 7 bigs with a4 and beats my a5 220k #wsop1k

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Rupinder Bedi ‏@gb2loose

And lose another huge pot when double barrell combo draw. #nevereasy #bedirollercoasterinsession #wsop1k

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Rupinder Bedi ‏@gb2loose

Finish day with 130k son13 bigs tomorrow. #spinitdowntospinitup

Jake Cody ‏@JakeCody

Finished the day with 302k 51 left #bracelethunting


good luck both tomorrow

$10,811 so far

[Kev B]

Best of luck George.

[TightEnd]

Day 2 of Event 59: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em is history with Alex Cordero as your current chip leader. Not too far behind are Franklin Johnson (789,000), Dimitri Hodeew (593,000) and Bao Dao with 477,000 in chips.

Today we saw a merging of the surviving players from Day 1a and Day 1b, which brought a total of 726 players together to duke it out. When all was said and done, just xx would remain to see a Day 3.

Eliminations came swiftly and before we knew it, the money bubble had burst by the middle of the eleventh level. Some notables who were knocked out early, but still managed to cash include Jeff Madsen (456th), Jeffrey Manza (450th), Tony Dunst (424th) and Konstantin Puchkov (381st), who made history by cashing a record-breaking eleventh time in a single series.

Phil Ivey was another player to fall short on Day 2. After working his stack up to nearly 80,000 during level 13, Ivey's stack went on a bit of a roller-coaster ride - both swinging upward and downward as opponents doubled through him and he doubled through opponents. Ivey eventually met his end after pushing all in with {7-Diamonds}{6-Spades} and losing out to Yoav Tenenbaum's {Q-Hearts}{10-Spades}. Ivey's 208th-place finish marked his seventh cash of the series.

Alex Cordero (the overall chip leader of both Day 1's) used his abundance of chips to play many pots and put pressure on his opponents throughout the day. A key hand for Cordero occurred when he rivered the nut straight and got paid off by his lone opponent. Cordero's stack slipped a little toward the end of the night, but managed to come back strong by eliminating a couple of opponents in the last level.

Jake Cody will also be joining the field in Day 3. Cody's stack was anything but consistent throughout the day - both rising and falling as he found himself in big pots late in the day. By the end, Cody bagged up xxx and will be looking to make a run for a second gold bracelet.


OVERNIGHT CHIP COUNTS http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2012-world-series-of-poker/event-59-no-limit-hold-em/

[the rage]

Best of Luck to George and Jake. You two guys heads up for the bracelet would be nice. GL GL.

[Eso Kral]

Vbol G2L

[iangascoigne]

Good luck George.Germany's finest.

[mondatoo]

GLGL George and Jake.

[CHIPPYMAN]

Not much beats a proud Dad watching his boy.

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Meanwhile, some of the 500's are off

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Is that really Bedi's dad? Look like him though?

[Junior Senior]

GL G2L

[DaveShoelace]

Not much beats a proud Dad watching his boy.

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Meanwhile, some of the 500's are off

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Is that really Bedi's dad? Look like him though?

Yep, looks younger than his son.