WSOP Circuit Lake Tahoe - Main Event, Day 2

Harveys Lake Tahoe is hosting the fourth stop on the 2005 World Series of Poker Circuit. The championship event attracted 173 entries competing for over $1.6 million in prize money. The chip leader after Day Two is Tony Le, from Reno, NV. Day Three will resume on Tuesday, May 10th at 12 noon PST. The final table of the championship event, comprised of nine players, will be played on Wednesday, May 11th, starting at 2 pm PST.

END OF DAY TWO CHIP COUNTS (REMAINING PLAYERS):
Tony Le, 136,700, Reno, NV
Jeff Lisandro, 110,800, Salerno, Italy
Frank Kassela, 103,700, Germantown, TN
John Smith, 97,200, Lahabra Hts. CA
Michael Mizrachi, 96,600, Hollywood, FL
Scott Fischman, 93,200, Las Vegas, NV
Alan Goehring, 88,100, Henderson, NV
Robert Hume, 83,500, Orlando, FL
Jonathon Shecter, 81,300, Las Vegas, NV
James Van Alstyne, 80,200, Las Vegas, NV
Sam Von Duhn, 79,500, Woodale, IL
Phil Ivey, 66,000, Las Vegas, NV
David Pham, 66,000, Ceritos, CA
Salim Batshon, 65,200, Foster City, CA
Tommy Reed, 60,000, Chapel Hill, NC
Matt Keikoan, 56,500, Richmond. CA
George Saca, 53,600, Folsom, CA
Robert Glenn, 51,500, Carson City, NV
Joe Awata, 46,100, Las Vegas, NV
John Juanda, 40,600, Marina Del Rey, CA
Doc Barry, 34,600, Huntington Beach, CA
Tony Prestigiacomo, 34,100, Genoa, NV
Eric Cloutier, 28,600, Montreal, Quebec
Marlon Santos, 22,300, Las Vegas, NV
Chad Brown, 19,300, Los Angeles, CA
Nasser Hamedani, 14,100, Danville, CA
Don Zewin, 13,000, Las Vegas, NV

PRIZE MONEY PAYOUTS:
01. $542,360
02. $299,360
03. $164,350
04. $131,480
05. $98,610
06. $82,175
07. $65,740
08. $49,305
09. $32,870
10. $23,010
11. $23,010
12. $23,010
13. $19,720
14. $19,720
15. $19,720
16. $16,435
17. $16,435
18. $16,435