Seidel Short in Quest of #9, Berman Leads HORSE

Filed in archive WSOP News on June 27, 2008

After Updates from the greatest show on green felt with advertisements, the World Series of Poker! Let's bounce around the interwebs for the latest bracelet holders and those who can finally pay their backers back:

The big $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. tourneys is on to Day 2 and finds World Poker Tour founder Lyle Berman going into Day 3 with the chip lead. 148 players relieved themselves of the sizable buy-in and 140 made it to Day 2, but only 67 of them will be returning for Day 3. Catch the write up of Day 2's big news at Pokernews.com from John "Falstaff" Hartness.

In my favorite form of poker, Event #43 Pot Limit Omaha Eight-or-Better, Martin Klaser outlasted Casey Kastle for the bracelet and $216,249. Eight-time WSOP champ Erik Seidel finished fourth in a quest of a ninth bracelet. Get the full scoop at Pokerlistings.com live-updates page on any tourney currently running.