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Right behind where we're stationed, Theo Tran sits with Scotty Nguyen, Thao Thiem, and Ari "BodogAri" Engel.
2009 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
$5,150 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Total Entries
187
Level
20
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 187
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Right behind where we're stationed, Theo Tran sits with Scotty Nguyen, Thao Thiem, and Ari "BodogAri" Engel.
when Theo Tran made a bet of 6,400. His opponent made the call and Tran quickly showed 
for the flush. His opponent revealed 
for two pair and then mucked his hand.Tran is now up to 34,000.
and Slaubaugh made the call.The river was the
and Charania led out for 4,500. After a moment of thought, Slaubaugh called and was shown 
by Charania.A few hands later, Slaubaugh busted from the tournament.
. His opponent raised all in for 14,125 more and Racener folded after some thought.A few hands later, Racener called an opponent's bet on the river. The board was ten high and Racener mucked his hand after his opponent showed him pocket jacks.
Racener is now down to 20,000 chips.
, the player in early position check-called Kathy's 1,000 bet. Both players checked the 
on the turn and the 
on the river, before Kathy tabled for the winning two pair.
The two seemed to have a history, because Tony said, "If you have aces again, I'm suing Caesars," and then pushed his entire stack into the middle. The button called and flipped over
. Tony tabled 
.The board ran out
, giving Tony the nut straight and a pot worth more than 50,000. It looks like Caesars is safe from legal action for the moment.
with two red aces. He now has about 35,000 chips.
between Steve Dannenmann and Matt "All in at 420" Stout. Dannenmann started the action with a bet of 800. Stout raised to 2,400. Dannenmann made the call.The river brought the
and Dannenmann checked. Stout laid out a nice bet of 4,600, and Dannenmann called. Stout revealed pocket nines, flopped quads, to scoop the pot.
First place is worth a tidy $237,692.
