On a board of A86QQ, Joe Sebok had A6 to his opponent's Q4 and was down to 7k.

A few hands later, Sebok got all in for 7.3k with K10 against an opponent with AK. The board came Q10972 for him to double up to around 16k.

An opponent in seat 5 raised to 1.3k and Joe Sebok moved in for 4.7k total from the button. The opponent called and the players showed:

Joe Sebok AJ

Seat 5 AK

The board came 6432J for Sebok to double up to around 10k.

Joe Sebok ran his Ks into an opponent who held As, and is down to 6k.

I just walked into the Media Room and some guy said to me, "What the @$#& are you doing here?"  He didn't ask me to pardon his French, either.  Even though he is from France. 

I digress.  I have made my final wandering of the night, and have noticed a few things:

1. Two PokerWire bloggers are seated next to each other
Thomas Fuller has the little known but succesful Joe Sebok seated to his immediate left.  They are both hovering around the 40k mark.  Sebok had shot up to 80k, but lost a tough hand when he held 98 and his opponent had K9 on a J9X9X board.  After playing every hand in the first few levels, Thomas decided to tighten up a bit and has been average-stacked most of the day.

Joe Sebok is close to winning his table at the $1,500 Shootout.  He's heads-up against Aaron Been.

Amnon Filippi has a dominating lead over Ben Johnson, while Thomas Fuller has Jen Harman outchipped 4-1.

Other winners include Michael Binger, Kirk Morrison, and Bill Chen, Daniel Negreanu, and Vince Van Patten.

Greg FBT Mueller is in third place with 175k in the $2,500 NL Holdem event, but the real story is chip leader Mike "The Mouth" Matusow.  The Mouth has steadily climbed upward today, and now has 260k.

In the 7-Stud 8OB tournament, Jeff Madsen continues to hover around the chip lead.  Perry Friedman and his strip of doom are a little shortstacked, and John Juanda rounds out the field for Full Tilters still left on Day 2.

I'm about to start playing the first horse event of the 07 wsop. I didn't get enough sleep and I'm slightly hung over. So in addition to playing "horse" poker I plan on complaing about being in a tent and making fun of joe sebok's musical taste. -JDN

James Van Alstyne raised to 4k, Ryan Hesser called in late position, and Joe Sebok reraised to 18k from the small blind.  Van Alstyne mucked and Hesser called.  Sebok bet 25k on the Q65 flop and Hesser moved all in.  Sebok thought for a moment then called his remaining 38k.

Ryan Hesser AQ

Joe Sebok JJ

Hesser had top pair and Sebok was drawing to two outs. The 10 turn gave Hesser the nut flush, and Sebok was eliminated following the A river.

Steve Sung limped in from early position and Joe Sebok raised to 5.5k from middle position. Seat 7 called from the big blind, Sung called, and the flop came Q52. The flop was checked to Sebok who bet 9k. Seat 7 folded and Sung pushed in for an additional 39.4k. Sebok folded and Sung took the pot. After the hand Sung was up to 80.7k.

Joe Sebok has doubled his stack from 25,075 to about 64k.