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Casetta held pocket kings against Luong's queens. The board ran out
and just like that, Luong came from behind to double up and take down a huge pot. He now has 122,000 with Casetta at 50,000.
2009 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
$5,150 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 2
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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Casetta held pocket kings against Luong's queens. The board ran out
and just like that, Luong came from behind to double up and take down a huge pot. He now has 122,000 with Casetta at 50,000.
On a flop of
, Amaral bet 7,500 and was called by Stout. They went heads up to the turn, where both checked the 
. Amaral check-raised Stout's 15,000 river bet after the 
hit the board, and took the pot without ever showing his hand.
The flop came down
and Sanjinpa checked. Tran quickly checked behind.The turn brought the
and Sanjinpa bet 11,000. Tran took a brief moment, and then tossed in the call.The river fell
and Sanjinpa paused, then checked. Theo sat still only for a second and then reached into his stack. His hand was trembling as he laid out a bet of 20,500. Sanjinpa tanked and then made the call.Tran flipped
for a full house. Sanjinpa riffled his hand back and forth, then revealed 
. "What can I do here?" he asked."You could've called a little quicker," repsonded Tran.
"I guess I could've gone broke there," finished Sanjinpa.
"You got a pair?" Vedes asked.
"I've got a good hand," Gibson said.
That was enough to prompt the call and we were off to the races, with Vedes showing
vs. Gibson's . The race didn't last long though, with the flop coming , and the turn sealing the deal by bringing the to give Gibson the house. A meaningless on the river pushed the 50,000 chip pot to Gibson.
after Quoc Vu bet 8,000. Behind Tran, Thomas McTeer called Tran's all-in bet of 16,400. Vu folded after some thought.Tran's pocket tens were behind McTeer's flopped set with pocket eights. The turn brought the
for a little bit of a sweat, but the river was the 
and that was it. Tran swung his coat over his shoulders and made his way to the rail.
The tournament director just wrapped up his final announcement before the clock began to tick, "Shuffle up and deal!"
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
Table 35
Seat 1: Bobby Wisiak – 11,100
Seat 2: Steve Billirakis – 44,600
Seat 3: Somba Sanjinpa – 49,000
Seat 4: Binh Nguyen – 87,800
Seat 5: Andy Philachack – 43,300
Seat 6: Theo Tran – 78,300
Seat 7: Ian Woodley – 36,200
Seat 8: Matt Brady – 69,600
Seat 9: Mike Ashar – 10,900
Seat 10: Scott Seiver – 7,100
Table 36
Seat 1: Paul Magriel – 41,800
Seat 2: Troy Gibson – 25,600
Seat 3: Chris Amaral – 33,400
Seat 4: Jeff Sluzinski – 16,400
Seat 5: Matt “All in at 420” Stout – 40,500
Seat 6: Manuel Adel – 28,200
Seat 7: Eric Yates – 95,600
Seat 8: Tony Dunst – 25,700
Seat 9: Tommy Vedes – 117,500
Seat 10: Andy Seth – 117,100
Table 37
Seat 1: Ed Perry – 49,600
Seat 2: Tony Cousineau – 58,700
Seat 3: Quoc Vu – 60,100
Seat 4: Amir Vahedi – 90,900
Seat 5: David “The Dragon” Pham – 85,300
Seat 6: Tam Nguyen – 79,500
Seat 7: Jimmy Tran – 20,500
Seat 8: Thomas McTeer – 76,900
Seat 9: Alex Melnikow – 17,300
Seat 10: Paul Taylor – 66,400
Table 45
Seat 1: Gregory Salerno – 47,700
Seat 2: William Burdick – 73,600
Seat 3: Bruno Vick – 16,300
Seat 4: Jean Ledoux – 44,100
Seat 5: John Orr – 11,300
Seat 6: Denise Molloy – 28,200
Seat 7: Orie Dudley – 14,900
Seat 8: Lance Oliver – 82,300
Seat 9: Habib Khank – 35,000
Seat 10: Jon Eaton – 26,500
Table 46
Seat 1: Thao Thiem – 43,600
Seat 2: Robert Cheung – 54,600
Seat 3: Bill Eichel – 65,900
Seat 5: Steven Fung – 106,400
Seat 6: Erik Hershler – 20,600
Seat 7: Praz Bansi – 45,300
Seat 8: Nancy Todd Tyner – 46,800
Seat 9: Javed Waliany – 18,800
Seat 10: Brian Taylor – 59,200
Table 47
Seat 1: Bob Lauria – 36,300
Seat 2: Motoyuki Mabuchi – 74,400
Seat 3: Eric Baldwin – 24,700
Seat 4: Kyle Bowker – 80,600
Seat 5: Fred Bartlett – 85,100
Seat 6: Matt Graham – 57,400
Seat 7: Justin Filtz – 56,900
Seat 8: Serebryanov Eugeny – 83,000
Seat 9: Mike Beasely – 31,300
Seat 10: Aaron Been – 23,900
Table 55
Seat 1: Ghio Luong – 35,000
Seat 2: Men "The Master" Nguyen – 48,500
Seat 3: Owen Crowe – 70,000
Seat 4: Jeremiah DeGreef – 152,600
Seat 5: Joe Brandenburg – 33,700
Seat 6: Daniel Wamner – 21,600
Seat 7: David Daneshear – 83,000
Seat 8: Thor Hansen – 57,900
Seat 9: Kathy Liebert – 33,600
Seat 10: Dan Casetta – 119,500
Table 56
Seat 1: John Pappas – 35,600
Seat 2: Patrick Naughton – 26,100
Seat 3: Nhut Tran – 13,500
Seat 4: Albiges Benoit – 93,800
Seat 5: Evan McNiff – 40,600
Seat 6: Scott Dehm – 40,900
Seat 7: Anthony George – 37,600
Seat 8: Nashaat Antonias – 35,400
Seat 9: Wayne Hassell – 47,700
Seat 10: J.T. Anderson – 37,400
Table 57
Seat 1: Bert Fujusaki – 58,500
Seat 2: Dwyte Pilgrim – 99,300
Seat 4: Albert Sapiano – 68,800
Seat 5: Justin Bonono – 82,500
Seat 6: Matthew LaGarde – 95,800
Seat 7: Luke Tsevdos – 42,100
Seat 8: Jack Schanbacher – 82,900
Seat 9: Steve Wong – 34,700
Seat 10: Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi – 84,000
Jeremiah "dantes" Degreef is our chip leader coming into today with over 150,000 in chips. Also over the century mark are Dan Casetta, Tommy Vedes, Andy Seth, and Steven Fung. Dwyte Pilgrim is just slightly under with 99,300 chips. He holds two gold championship rings already and could be looking at a third.
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