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Mon Jul 13 2009 03:37 GMT-70 | Posted by change100
Two in a Row for Buchman
Steven Begleiter raised to 550,000 from the cutoff and Eric Buchman called from the big blind.
Both players checked the
flop. The turn was the 
and they checked again. The river fell the 
and Buchman led out for 700,000. Begleiter folded and Buchman took down his second pot in a row. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:35 GMT-70 | Posted by F-Train
Steal, Re-Steal, Re-Re-Steal?
In a hand that is destined not to make the ESPN television production of this tournament, Billy Kopp opened from middle position with a raise to 450,000. Action moved next to Ben Lamb, who reraised to 1.375 million. That reraise drew folds from Kevin Schaffel and Jordan Smith. Small blind Jeff Shulman did the exact opposite -- he moved all in. Everyone else folded, allowing Schuman to add 2 million chips to his stack without taking a flop.
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Mon Jul 13 2009 03:33 GMT-70 | Posted by change100
Buchman Takes It on the Flop
Eric Buchman opened for 525,000 and Antoine Saout called from the big blind.
The flop was
. Saout checked, Buchman bet 825,000, Saout mucked and Buchman won the pot. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:30 GMT-70 | Posted by F-Train
Lamb Gives Railbirds Reason to Cheer
Ben Lamb put his foot on the gas and never took it off. He opened preflop for 515,000 and was called by small blind Kevin Schaffel. Schaffel check-called 625,000 on a flop of
. The turn was a third diamond, the 
, drawing a hush over the gallery.
Schaffel checked to Lamb a second time. Lamb announced a bet of 1.35 million and slid the matching chips into the mdidle of the table. His railbirds got rowdy with cheers and applause when Schaffel released his hand. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:28 GMT-70 | Posted by change100
Maimone Has Kicker Trouble
Eric Buchman raised to 525,000 from the cutoff and Nick Maimone called from the big blind.
The flop came down 
. Maimone checked, and Buchman checked behind. The turn was the 
and Maimone led out for 750,000. Buchman made the call. The river fell the 
. Maimone fired again for 1.25 million and Buchman called.
Maimone showed
for two pair, kings and eights, but Buchman showed 
for kings and eights... with a higher kicker. Yes, Buchman's seven played to wrest the pot away from Maimone. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:25 GMT-70 | Posted by Shamus
Shulman Raise Gets It Done
Jordan Smith raised from middle position to 525,000, and Jeff Shulman made the call behind him.
The flop came all babies --
. Smith continued with a bet of 775,000. Then Shulman raised to 2,000,000. Smith tanked for a short while, then folded.
Smith has 16.95 million, and Shulman is up to 14.2 million. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:23 GMT-70 | Posted by change100
I love my fansMore for "Begs"
Joe Cada opened for 500,000 and the action was folded around to Steven Begleiter, who reraised to 1.25 million. Cada made the call.
Cada checked the 
flop over to Begleiter, who checked behind. The hit the turn and Cada checked again. Begleiter bet 2,250,000, Cada gave it up, and Begleiter raked in the pot, taking his stack up to 29 million.
"BEGS, BEGS, BEGS!" chanted Begleiter's raucous supporters in response. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:19 GMT-70 | Posted by change100
Nuts are Good
Joe Cada made it 500,000 to go and Nick Maimone called.
Cada led out for 850,000 on the 
flop and Maimone called. The turn came the and Cada checked to Maimone, who bet 1.2 million. Cada called and they went to the river, which fell the . Both players checked.
Cada showed
for the nut flush and took it down. He's up to 16.8 million. -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:12 GMT-70 | Posted by F-Train
Secondary Featured Table Chip Counts
Seat 1: Ben Lamb 6,715,000
Seat 2: Kevin Schaffel 13,485,000
Seat 3: Jordan Smith 18,350,000
Seat 4: EMPTY
Seat 5: Jeff Shulman 12,800,000
Seat 6: Darvin Moon 21,285,000
Seat 7: James Calderaro 2,940,000
Seat 8: Billy Kopp 16,520,000
Seat 9: EMPTY -
Mon Jul 13 2009 03:10 GMT-70Round: 32 Blinds: 100000/200000 Ante: 30000
Started 3rd Jul, 2009
