WSOP Event #24: 19 players To Enter Day 3

The remaining 270 returned for the Day 2 of the $1,500 No Limit
Hold'em. The field was still filled with stellar names and even a
priest from Chicago, Michael Wernette. Humberto Brenes was another
interesting character in the room, though he was sent to the rail early
on.

In his last hand, Brenes shoved his last 15,000 with pocket jacks and
got called by Douglas Faulkner. Brenes shouted, "Show me ace-king!",
and Faulkner granted him his request, turning over . The board came and Brenes wished his whole table good luck before packing his bags and taking a walk to the payout desk.

After roughly three hours of play, the field lost 150 of the 270 players
at the beginning of the day. The pace remained the same until there
were around 70 players left in the tournament and that's when things
slowed down a bit. Even though people were no longer busted every few
minutes, the play still provided plenty of action.

An interesting hand developed between Chris Sparks and Roberto Truijers. On a flop of , Truijers checked, Chris Sparks bet 39,000 and Truijers made the call. The turn came and both players checked. The river brought ,
Truijers checked and after nearly two minutes of consideration, Sparks
fired a bet for 100,000. Truijers took nearly twice as long to make his
decision and then made a great call with , as Sparks mucked his cards.

Day 2 came to an end with just 19 players still in the tournament. Here are the 10 most successful chips collectors for the day:

World Series Of Poker Event #24 Standings
Rank	Name	Chips
1st	Andy Seth	1,407,800
2nd	Alan Jaffray	1,193,000
3rd	Glenn Mccaffrey	737,000
4th	Roberto Truijers	681,700
5th	Dean Hamrick	629,000
6th	Benny Champlin	623,000
7th	Stuart Marshak	616,000
8th	David Lerman	589,000
9th	Brian Fitzpatrick	582,000
10th	Andrew Seden	575,000