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The flop came down
and Vandemheen checked. Hiers bet out 1,100 and Vandemheen folded.
2009 World Series of Poker Circuit - Council Bluffs
$5,150 Circuit Championship Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker Circuit - Council Bluffs
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$313,950
Total Entries
67
Level
16
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 67
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The flop came down
and Vandemheen checked. Hiers bet out 1,100 and Vandemheen folded.
in front of the at-risk Begley, and he is looking for a double up against the 
of his rival.The board came scary but safe for Begley as it ran out
. With that, he does indeed earn that much-needed double up.
The flop came down
between the three players and action checked to Rice. He fired out 3,100 and both players folded.Rice has been building nicely while seated to the left of Engel and now sits with around 34,000 chips.
, Mark Eddelman bet out 1,000 and Jeffrey Daubs made the call. The turn brought the 
and both players checked. The river was also checked by both players after the 
hit the felt.Daubs showed
for two pair, besting Eddelman's .
, and Sudar has the betting lead. He puts out 600 chips on that flop, prompting Byrum to raise to 2,100. After just a moment of thoughtful staring, Sudar announces that he is all in. He has 10,725 left, which is enough to put Byrum at risk of elimination. That's when the chatter began."Wow, I think I have you beat," said Byrum as he fiddled with his chips.
"You probably have me beat," came the response from Sudar. "You definitely have me beat."
After Byrum sat still for another few seconds, Sudar continued the banter. "I'm way behind. You should definitely call."
Finally, Byrum elected to save his remaining 5,200 chips for a better spot as he returned his cards to the dealer.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
. All three men checked.The turn card came the
. Thomas led out with a bet of 600, and both of his opponents called to see the river card.It was the
. Thomas slowed back down, checking the action over. Ilich wasn't having any of that passive play; he overbet the pot slightly, flicking out 3,000 chips sloppily. Byrum shot Ilich a glance, furrowed his eyebrows and then made the call. Thomas released his hand.Ilich opened up his hole cards, showing
for the quad deuces. Not surprisingly, Byrum couldn't beat it, and the pot went to Ilich. After that hand, he has chipped his way up to 32,000, leaving Byrum with just over 8,000.
Michelle Hiers has been chipped down as well, sitting with 15,000. Still, that's good enough to lead her man in the chip count race. David is close behind though, sitting with 14,500. Rest assured these two couples are battling for more than just the money. The secondary prize up for grabs today: bragging rights at the family reunion.
