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Showdown:
Daubs:
Tomman:
The board ran safe for the at-risk Tomman, coming
. The table just can't shake the short stack, and Tomman is once again back up over 10,000.
2009 World Series of Poker Circuit - Council Bluffs
$5,150 Circuit Championship Main Event
Day: 2
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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Showdown:
Daubs:
Tomman:
The board ran safe for the at-risk Tomman, coming
. The table just can't shake the short stack, and Tomman is once again back up over 10,000.
Showdown:
Sosa:
Kruger:
The flop came down
and improved Sosa to a set. Kruger picked up some flush outs though. The turn brought the 
and the river was another black card with the 
. Not exactly what Kruger was looking for to bust Sosa.Sosa pumped his fists away from the table in excitement of doubling up before returning to his seat to collect the pot.
It came down
. Jeff Daubs checked, and Mark Eddleman announced that he was all in for 24,600. Hartmann thought for a minute or two before releasing his hand. Daubs wouldn't take nearly that long; he instantly called the bet, having Eddleman covered.Showdown:
Eddleman:
Daubs:
Both players had hit the flop squarely, but Daubs had the board crushed with his flopped straight and open-ended straight-flush draw. A blank
hit the turn. Lightning would strike the river though, as Eddleman somehow pulled the 
off the deck, filling him up with the winning full house. Eddleman earns a double-up, now flirting with 60,000 in chips.
with four players still in on the action. Jesse Hale checked, Ari Engel checked, Jeffrey Daubs fired 5,000, and John McDonald called. Hale then raised to 25,000. Engel folded and Daubs folded shortly after. Action was back on McDonald and he would make the call.The turn came the
and Hale immediately shoved all in. McDonald went into the tank for a good few minutes. The total bet was 66,600 and was for a huge portion of McDonald's remaining stack. After minutes ticked off the clock, McDonald made the call with . Hale was behind, but had a lot of outs with the 
.The dealer burned and dealt the river... the
, nailing Hale with two pair! He was able to scoop the massive pot and now has over 160,000 chips. Many of the spectators of other players were amazed by the call and gave props to McDonald for making it, despite his misfortune on the river.
It came
. All three players checked.Fourth street brought the
. Engel led out with a small bet of 4,000, enough to get Daubs and Hale out.Showdown:
Engel:
Tomman:
Tomman knew he was good as soon as Engel tabled his cards. The irrelevant
hit the river, and Tomman more than quadruples up, close to 15,000 now.
and both players checked.The turn brought the
and both players checked again. After the river fell the , McDonald said, "You got two hearts? 'Cuz I got two hearts, but they're small." After that, he fired out 15,000. Hartmann folded.At the same time on the adjacent table, David Hiers raised from the button to 6,000. Evan "MacDaddy34" Panesis reraised from the small blind to 12,000. The big blind folded and Hiers made the call.
After the flop came down
, Panesis announced that he was all in. Hiers went into the tank, but folded. After Panesis flipped up the 
, Hiers claimed to have held pocket jacks.
. Harold Kruger opted to look him up, calling the circuit regular Futhey down with 
.The board frowned on Futhey as it ran down
. Kruger's horse ran faster, and he has eliminated Wilbur Futhey in 16th place.
Showdown:
Daubs:
Poor:
The flop was no fun for the at-risk Poor, coming out
. The turn came the 
though, giving him an additional four outs. Unfortunately for him, the river blanked off with the , and he stood up to make his exit. With that, Greg Poor becomes our 17th-place finisher.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
