2009 World Series of Poker

Event 23 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Deuce to Seven Draw

Schulman Pressing

Posted 06-12-2009 15:09 GMT-12 by F-Train
Nick Schulman
Nick Schulman
Ville Wahlbeck can ill afford any 200,000-chip swings. He gave up another one to Nick Schulman. It was a 75,000-chip pre-draw raise by Wahlbeck that was called by Schulman. Schulman drew one card before Wahlbeck took two.

After the draw, Schulman made it 120,000 to go. Wahlbeck called and mucked when Schulman turned over a ten perfect, 10-5-4-3-2.

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Winner
Nick Schulman
Prize
279,742
Level Info
Level
23
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
6,000

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    Nick Shulman
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    Nick Schulman Wins a WSOP Bracelet
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    Nick Schulman winning the No Limit Deuce to Seven Draw
  • Final Table heads up
    Final Table heads up
  • Steve Sung
    Steve Sung
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    Steve Sung
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    Nick Schulman
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    Ville Wahlbeck
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    The Las Vegas Strip from The Rio

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SilentBobAK47
2009-06-12
I looked on ESPN360 and it's there. I believe Barry Greenstein is in the booth.
change100
2009-06-12
Unless they're just... practicing... with those cameras all over the stage, it is indeed being streamed.
SilentBobAK47
2009-06-12
Oh, NM I didn't read below.
SilentBobAK47
2009-06-12
They're not streaming this event. Just the NLHE shootout.
matte67
2009-06-12
Where can u watch the stream pls ?

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