Ylon Schwartz Sent to the Rail
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only to find himself drawing very thin against an opponent holding 
.When the case jack hit with a flop of
, Schwartz was looking for running kings or spades, neither of which came when the board finished 
.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 36 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$3,084,900
Entries
1,695
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
only to find himself drawing very thin against an opponent holding .When the case jack hit with a flop of
, Schwartz was looking for running kings or spades, neither of which came when the board finished .
Action Slows Before Dinner
Boutin Wins a Hand
Action checked to Stokes on a flop of
and he fired a continuation bet of 1,700. When Boutin raised to 5,600, the big blind and Stokes both folded.Stokes has 20,000 while Boutin now has 19,000.
Dinner
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Dinner is Done
After Dinner Counts
Tony Dunst - 16,500
Shannon Shorr - 21,500
Quinn Do - 17,500
Kathy Liebert - 25,500
Bernard Lee - 13,475
Jordan Morgan - 23,000
J.J. Liu - 16,500
Quickly Gone
and was called by an opponent with 
.When Slaubaugh couldn't improve, he hit the rail. Also eliminated quickly was Michael Craig, who had just 1,400 chips when we went on dinner break. They didn't last long once we got back, and Craig moved on.
Jared Hamby Gives Up Some Chips
. When a player behind raised to 4,500, the third player in the hand and Hamby both mucked their hands.
Four Go in, Four Come Out
Hands were turned up and we saw:
All In 1:
All In 2:
Pham:
All In 3:
When the board flopped
, player 2 took the lead, but he couldn't hold it as the turn came 
and the river 
, making a wheel.The four players chopped the pot and lived to play another hand.