2010 World Series of Poker

L.J. Klein Eliminated in 2nd Place ($195,147)

Posted 06-18-2010 00:57 GMT-7 by Shamus

L.J. Klein - 2nd place

Miguel Proulx and L.J. Klein had battled for about 45 minutes, with Proulx holding a slim advantage over Klein when the final hand took place.

Klein opened with a raise to 125,000 from the button, and Proulx called. The flop came monotone -- . Proulx checked, Klein bet 75,000, and Proulx took about a half-minute before making the call.

The turn was the . This time Proulx bet out 200,000, and it was Klein's turn to think about it. He, too, took about a half-minute to make his decision, then made the call.

The river was the , and Proulx quickly checked. Klein studied for just a moment, then said he was all-in. Proulx called instantly, turning over for the unbeatable nut flush. Klein's losing hand was rapidly scooped, but it appeared he had for two pair.

Klein finishes as runner-up, and Miguel Proulx is our winner!

Tags: L.J. Klein, Miguel Proulx.

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