World Series of Poker Circuit, Day 2

Holy crap. It seems that John Racener was the last man standing at the final table, making him the Atlantic City champion in the circuit. It was Racener's second straight year at the final table, and it took less than 5 hours to see him walk away from the final table with the $379k in winnings. At 22, this is his first victory at a major tournament.

World Series of Poker Circuit: Day 2, Atlantic City

Well, talk about a marathon day of card playing. Day 2 of the World Series of Poker at Harrah's in Atlantic City saw 9 players left standing after 118 players had entered. Even Montel Williams showed up. Don't worry, he got beat. A tentative final chip count looks like this:

Samuel Skolnik – $572,000
Feming Chan – $371,000
Eric Buchman – $340,000
Adrian Velez – $320,000
James Nelson – $210,000
John Racener – $210,000
David Fox – $200,000
Joseph Brooks – $160,000
Thomas Fee – $160,000

Skolnik actually took the lead very close to the end of the day. I wonder who will walk out with all the cash. Stay tuned for more...