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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $2,500 Seven Card Razz
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$724,500
Entries
315
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Jerry Buss Triples Up at Hawrilenko's Expense
(X)Bryce Yockey (X)(X)
Matt Hawrilenko (X)(X)
(X)Matt Hawrilenko completed, Jerry Buss called all in, Bryce Yockey raised and Hawrilenko called. Buss made the low board on fourth street but with him all-in, the first action went to Yockey, who check-called a bet from Hawrilenko. Yockey checked again on fifth, Hawrilenko bet, and Yockey gave up his hand.
"I'm drawing to a nine," said Hawrilenko as he turned over
in the hole. Buss showed 
. As their boards ran out, Buss made a 7-6 low while Hawrilenko could only manage a 9-7, and Buss tripled up to 3,000. Hawrilenko was left with 17,000-- essentially what he started the day with.
You Snooze You Lose?
Fellows Fells Duke and Sheiky
The Buss Stops Here
(X)Eli Elezra (X)(X)
(X)Opponent (X)(X)
(X)Jerry Buss was all in on third street against Eli Elezra and one other opponent, who continued betting on the side. Elezra called bets on fourth and fifth street, while they checked it down on sixth and seventh.
Buss turned over
, having made three pair on the end. Elezra made a 9-8-5-4-2 low and the third player mucked. Buss hit the rail and Elezra raked in the pot.
Recent Eliminations
Nicholson Climbs off the Short Stack
(X)Ryon Nicholson (X)(X)
(X)John Phan completed on third street, Ryon Nicholson raised and Phan made the call. Nicholson continued to lead all the way to the river, Phan calling him down.
Phan turned up
for 8-7-5-4-A low, but Nicholson revealed for an 8-5-4-2-A low and took down the pot. He's up to 22,000 after starting the day with only 3,700 in chips, while Phan slipped to 7,800.
Pappas Bests Bihl
Greg Pappas (X)(X)
Greg Pappas completed on third street and Thomas Bihl called. Pappas led on fourth street when Bihl caught a king, but he decided to peel one off and make the call. Bihl caught bad again on fifth with a queen while Pappas paired his nine. Bihl check-called another bet. When Bihl paired kings on sixth, he didn't even wait for Pappas to bet and insta-mucked his hand.
Pappas is up to 27,000 as we head into the first break of the day while Bihl is down to 5,500.
Players Take a 20-Minute Break
Players Return from Break