2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,150
Total Entries
150
Level
21
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 150
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flop. He checked to Flack, who continued for 6,000.Lichtenberger then check-raised to 16,000, with Flack unfazed. He called to the
turn, then moved all in over the top of Lichtenberger's bet of 26,000. Lichtenberger snap-called with a full house, 
. Flack had three jacks, 
. The river 
improved both players, giving Flack a full house and Lichtenberger quads.Lichtenberger climbed to north of 300,000 chips with that pot, then gave some back a few hands later. He has about 250,000.
. Stein checked his action first and then O'Dwyer checked behind.The turn brought the
and Stein fired a bet of 6,200. O'Dwyer took a moment and then made the call.The river completed the board with the
and Stein checked. O'Dwyer took his time before firing out 18,000. Stein mucked and dropped to 108,000 chips. O'Dwyer moved up to 165,000.
and found herself racing . Hamilton flopped a flush draw to go with her over-card, 
, but never improved from there. The turn and river were both black cards, but they were spades -- 
and 
. Hamilton bricked out and dropped to about 20,000 in chips.
. Stein led out for 6,400, with O'Dwyer calling.Stein fired again for 14,600 on the
turn. This time O'Dwyer raised to 37,000. Stein tanked for more than a minute, giving O'Dwyer a long, sideways glance before calling. He checked the river, then snap-mucked when O'Dwyer moved all in.
Foulkes opened to 4,000 pre-flop, then called Stout's 11,300 re-raise. The two played the hand very cautiously on a queen-high flop,
, with Foulkes checking deliberately and Stout betting 12,800 similarly deliberately. Foulkes called.The turn was a seeming blank, the
. Again Foulkes checked. Stout doubled his bet to 25,600, then snap-called after Foulkes moved in. Foulkes knew immediately that he was crushed. Stout turned up 
and Foulkes flung his cards into the muck. The dealer retrieved them, opened 
, then ran out the river. When the stacks were counted down, Stout had Foulkes covered. Foulkes is out, and Stout is up to about 225,000.
. It was ruled that Lawson did only call and that he would still be able to play his hand, but now Madsen knew what he was holding.The flop was then placed down
and Madsen moved all in. Lawson said, "Well, I guess you've got something now," and made the call."Not really, you're good," responded Madsen, turning up his pocket fours.
The turn was the
and the river the , but it wasn't any help to Lawson. He was eliminated from the tournament as Madsen increased to 75,000 chips.
Level: 9
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
