2009 World Series of Poker
Event 14 - $2,500 Six-handed Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Before The Break...
Meanwhile David Olson all but doubled up with his taking a nice pot when he fired barrels on all streets on a board of against Chris Tryba. Olson is back up to 78,000 chips.
Litchie Running Into Some Bad Luck
On the next hand, Lichtie raised and was called by Buckley and Chris Tryba. The flop came and Tryba checked as he was first. Lichtie bet and Buckley folded before Rryba made the call.
The turn brought the and both players checked. The river was the and Tryba fired a bet. Lichtie hesitated and then made the call.
"You're not gonna like it," said Tryba as he tabled . Lichtie looked to the sky and shook his head before mucking his hand.
Redraw
Seat 1: Brock Parker
Seat 2: Andrew Wang
Seat 3: Kevin Hong
Seat 4: Franklin Kline Jr.
Seat 5: Shawn Buchanan
Seat 6: Tommi Horkko
Table 72
Seat 1: Kyle Ray
Seat 2: Lonnie Heimowitz
Seat 3: Nikolay Losev
Seat 4: Barry Shulman
Seat 5: Fu Wong
Seat 6: Jimmy Tran
Table 74
Seat 1: Robert Como
Seat 2: Chris Tryba
Seat 3: David Olson
Seat 4: Daniel Negreanu
Seat 5: Matt Lichtie
Seat 6: Jim Buckley
Keller Cut by Negreanu
The turn brought the and Keller committed himself all in holding , but he was called by Negreanu with .
The river was the and Keller is eliminated as Negreanu adds to his blossoming stack.
We're now down to 18 players as they redraw for the final three tables of this event.
The Russians Are Coming
Losev will need all of their support at the moment as he's currently one of our short stacks.
Como-A-Go-Go
After four players had all capped the action preflop, Como fired bets on all streets on a board of with just Nikolay Losev surviving to the showdown. Como revealed which was good to take it down. He moves up to 175,500 chips.
Mehmood Eliminated
The turn was the and Losev checked again. Again Buchanan bet. The river was the and Losev check-called another bet from Buchanan.
Buchanan turned up pocket queens, . Mehmood turned up saying, "Damn, I liked that flop, too. It gave me a chance to win. But all right, where's my money."
Shakaryan Flushed By Shulman
The short-stacked Shakaryan moved all in for his last chips and Shulman made the call. Shakaryan held for top pair and the lead, but when the landed on the turn, Shulman had completed his flush holding .
The river bricked and Shakaryan was sent to the cashier.
Knost Good Timing
The river was the and Knost is sent to the rail in 22nd place.