Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-05-2009 09:55 UTC-12

Andy Black Eliminated

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No-Limit Hold'em:

John Hanson raised to 2,500 from the cutoff, Andy Black reraised to 7,000 from the button, Hanson four-bet to 27,500, Black moved all in for 63,200 and Hansen made the call.

Black {Q-Spades}

Hanson

The board ran out {A-Spades}

, Hanson making top pair to send Black to the rail. He's now up to 172,000.

06-05-2009 09:56 UTC-12

Arieh Chopped Up

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Stud-8:

We join the action on 6th street where it's checked to Josh Arieh who moves all-in.

Arieh: {Q-Hearts}

Pablou:

Forrest:

Pablou raised behind the push and Ted Forrest made the call. On 7th, Pablou bet again and Forrest raised, Pablou called.

Forrest showed {5-?}

X for an eight-high straight and a 7-6-5-4-A low while Pablou flipped {3-Diamonds}

for fives with a 6-5-3-2-A low.

Arieh couldn't beat Forrest's straight for the high and was knocked out.

06-05-2009 10:08 UTC-12

Steve Zolotow Eliminated

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Steve Zolotow made a bit of a late arrival this afternoon, rushing into the Miranda Room after one of our crack reporters ran into him in the hallway and asked him why he wasn't playing.

Apparently, Zolotow thought the Day 2 restart was at 3 p.m. instead of 2 p.m.-- a surprisingly easy mistake to make here at the WSOP.

Zolotow's stack had been blinded down to about 5,000 and he was eliminated a short time after taking his seat.

Level: 10

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

06-05-2009 10:20 UTC-12

Dario Downed

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Dario Minieri raises to 3,000 from the cut-off and the button makes it 15,000. Minieri moves all-in but gets quickly called by {K-Hearts}

. The diminutive Italian shows {A-Clubs}

but can't hit on the {3-Spades}

board.

06-05-2009 10:24 UTC-12

Negreanu Rising

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No-Limit Hold'em:

Daniel Negreanu opened for 2,200 from UTG +1, Brian Powell reraised to 6,500 from late position and Negreanu called. Negreanu checked dark before the flop came down {8-Spades}

. Powell bet 10,200 and Negreanu called.

The turn came the {6-Clubs}

and this time Negreanu led out, albeit for a small bet of 8,500. Powell called and they went to the river, which fell the {K-Diamonds}

. Negreanu bet 21,500 and Powell gave up his hand.

With that pot, Negreanu is up to 135,000 while Powell slipped to 34,000.

06-05-2009 10:29 UTC-12

Harman Hanging On

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2-7 Triple Draw:

Jennifer Harman raised it up from UTG+1 and got a caller in Eli Elezra from the big blind. Each player drew two cards, Elezra checking and Harman checking behind. They drew two more apiece on the second draw and checked it again. On the third draw, Elezra drew one and Harman two. Elezra bet and Harman folded.

Harman is now on the shortest of stacks with only 2,800 remaining.

06-05-2009 10:42 UTC-12

Haw-Rilenk-uishes His Hand

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Triple Draw:

Jimmy Fricke raises from the cutoff and Matt Hawrilenko 3-bets the button. The blinds fold and Fricke calls.

Both players draw two cards and Fricke then bets, Hawrilenko makes the call. Fricke stands pat and Hawrilenko draws two, Fricke bets again and Hawrilenko calls a second time.

On the final draw Fricke stands pat once again and Hawrilenko draws one, another bet from Gobboboy but this time Hawrilenko folds.

More chips for Gobboboy.

06-05-2009 10:46 UTC-12

Magnus With The Big Per-sson.

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Limit Hold'em:

Allie Prescott raises preflop and Magnus Persson 3-bets. Prescott cold 4-bets and Persson calls. The flop is {6-Clubs}

and Prescott bets once more, Persson calling. On the {Qh) turn Prescott bets again and Persson raises all-in. Call.

Prescott: {K-Clubs}

Persson:

The river is the {5-Clubs}

and Persson doubles to 39,000. Prescott still has 118,000.

06-05-2009 10:52 UTC-12

Who Will Be the Last Woman Standing?

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Unfortunately, Jennifer Harman will not earn that title today, as her short stack finally succumbed moments ago.

We still have two women alive and check-raising in this field, 2007 Razz bracelet winner Katja Thater and EPT High Roller champion Vanessa Rousso.