, Men "The Master" Nguyen found himself all in with 
. Dwyte Pilgrim held 
and had The Master on the ropes.The turn paired up Nguyen with the
. The river was the 
, doubling up Nguyen to about 120,000.
2009 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
$5,150 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
187
Level
20
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 187
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, Men "The Master" Nguyen found himself all in with . Dwyte Pilgrim held and had The Master on the ropes.The turn paired up Nguyen with the
. The river was the , doubling up Nguyen to about 120,000.
.The Grinder bet 30,000 and Antonias called. Nguyen also called, leaving himself with only 60,000 chips behind.
The turn brought the
, pairing the board, and Mizrachi fired 60,000. Antonias called and Nguyen folded.The river was the
, completing a possible flush draw, and Mizrachi checked. Antonias moved all in for 185,000. Mizrachi folded and Antonias took the big pot, moving to 460,000 in chips.
to Woodley's pocket fives.The board ran out
to give Bonomo the win and send the 48-year-old London, England native Woodley to the rail. Woodley finished in 15th place and took home almost $18,000 for his finish.
and Bonomo bet 30,000 when the hit the turn.Adel pushed all in and Bonomo called, turning over
for a flopped two pair, while Adel turned over 
for a better two pair. A king on the river sealed the deal and Adel is now up to about 300,000.
after Evgeny Serebryakov checked. Dwyte Pilgrim made the call and then Serebryakov called as well.The three players saw the turn
and Serebryakov checked again. Mizrachi fired 70,000 and both Pilgrim and Serebryakov called.The river was the
and Serebryakov led for 100,000 into his two opponents. The Grinder made the call while Pilgrim folded. Serebryakov showed pocket threes for a flopped set and Mizrachi mucked his hand. Mizrachi mentioned he held pocket aces.Serebryakov now has a whopping 900,000!
, and Schanbacher led out for 29,000 after the hit the turn. DeGreef called.When the
hit the river, Schanbacher took awhile to size his bet before leading out for 54,000. An unhappy DeGreef asked "Really?" before making the call. When Schanbacher turned up 
for the turned house, DeGreef's cards hit the muck.Schanbacher is now sitting on about 373,000 while DeGreef has slipped to 112,000
Showdown:
LaGarde:
Mizrachi:
The flop put The Grinder in the lead when it came
. LaGarde would need some help on the turn or river to stay alive.The turn was the
, not much there for LaGarde as he stood from his chair to watch the river. The final card was the 
and that would be it for him.He earned $15,697 for his finish.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Seat 2: Robert Cheung (Vancouver, BC, Canada) - 270,000
Seat 3: Evgeny Serebryakov (Moscow, Russia) - 508,000
Seat 4: Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi (Miramar, FL) - 646,000
Seat 5: Nashaat Antonious (Tampa, FL) - 362,000
Seat 6: Matt Graham (Las Vegas, NV) - 515,000
Seat 7: Matthew LaGrande (College Park, MD) - 110,000
Seat 8: Men "the Master" Nguyen (Bell Gardens, CA) - 154,000
Seat 9: Dwyte Pilgrim (Brooklyn, NY) - 524,000
Table 26
Seat 2: Jeremiah DeGreef (Salt Lake City, UT) - 193,000
Seat 3: Jack Schanbacher (Pittsburgh, PA) - 289,000
Seat 4: Bert Fujisaki (Hercules, CA) - 88,000
Seat 5: Jeff Sluzinski (Las Vegas, NV) - 126,000
Seat 6: Justin Bonomo (Las Vegas, NV) - 394,000
Seat 7: Ian Woodley (London, UK) - 119,000
Seat 8: Matt Brady (Havertown, PA) - 292,000
Seat 10: Manuel Adel (Miami, FL) - 156,000
