Level: 11
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 42 - $2,500 Mixed Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Entries
412
Level
26
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Break Time
It's Good to Be the Best at Something
Said Keith Lehr to Todd Brunson with a big grin after drawing out to win a 2-7 Triple Draw hand.
"King idiot," said Brunson, by way of clarification.
Lehr is still smiling -- he has about 90,000 now. Brunson is sitting with about 30,000.
Kessler Wins a Pot!
Allen Kessler bet the entire way on a board of
and was called down by his opponent. Kessler showed 
and a look of surprise came over his face when his opponent mucked and his hand was good. The pot was worth about 12,000 chips.
Rasmussen on the Rise
Thayer Rasmussen has pushed way up to 78,000. He was just involved in a 2-7 hand in which he and opponent bet and drew the entire way, and Rasmussen ended up drawing to an 8-7-5-4-2, while his opponent paired his six on the end.
Negreanu Busts
Daniel Negreanu just busted with pocket jacks versus Michael Keiner. Keiner held pocket kings. The kings held for Keiner and Negreanu was eliminated from the tournament.
Sklansky Hit By Tran
J.C. Tran just doubled through David Sklansky after getting all in on a flop of
with 
versus Sklansky's 
.The turn brought the
, giving Tran the straight, and the river was the 
. Tran's at 14,000 now, while Sklansky is down to 5,000.
Sabic Hits Draw, Luske Out
Andy Black raised to 1,750 from under the gun and got three callers, including Marcel Luske (button) and Sebastien Sabic (small blind).
The flop came
. Sabic bet the pot -- 7,500 -- and Black folded. The fourth player reraised all in for 10,850, Marcel Luske also put his last 12,000 in the middle, and Sabic called.Sabic showed
for the big Broadway wrap. Luske had 
for top two. And the third player in had 
for an open-ender.The turn brought the
, giving Sabic his straight, and the river was the 
. Luske is out, Sabic is way up to 66,000 now, and Black is still doing fine with 40,000.
Zee You Later
Justin Bonomo was all in holding
against Matthew Wood and his 
.The board ran out
and Wood's two pair was good enough to win the hand and eliminate Bonomo.
Negreanu Doubles Back
Daniel Negreanu has struggled thus far today, seeing his stack dwindle down below 7,000. Just now he got all of his chips in the middle on a flop of
. Negreanu held for top set, while his opponent, Jeff Tims, had 
for bottom set.The turn was the
and the river the , giving Negreanu quads. He's back to 12,200 now.