$5,150 Circuit Championship Event
Day 2 Completed
2009 WSOP Circuit - Rincon
$5,150 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 WSOP Circuit - Rincon
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
106
Level
17
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 106
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A big turning point for Pilgrim was having his ace-rag come from behind to crack second-place finisher Esther Taylor's pocket kings by spiking an ace on the river. From there, Pilgrim hit a small rush to take the chip lead at the final table. He then used his stack to bludgeon the other players into submission.
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. Dwyte Pilgrim called with 
. The board ran out 
, giving Pilgrim the pot and the win! Taylor was attempting to become the first woman to win a WSOP Circuit Event, but was surely happy to take home second-place money of $100,620.
. Dwyte Pilgrim, a previous WSOP-C ring winner, made the call with 
. He flopped a set on a board 
, then had to sweat the river when the turn 
gave Williams an up-and-down straight draw. The draw missed when the river fell 
, eliminating Williams in third place. He earned $75,465.With that elimination, it's heads-up between Esther Taylor and Dwyte Pilgrim for the championship.
Showdown:
Williams:
Pilgrim:
The board came safe for Williams as it ran
. With his kicker playing, the poker room manager earns a timely double-up, back to 300,000 now. Pilgrim dropped a little chunk, but he's still plenty healthy with right at 1,000,000.
. Taylor had the button, and bet 38,000 after Williams checked. Williams called that bet to a river card of 
, which was a big trap card for Williams. He checked again, then called Taylor's all-in bet of 273,000. Williams made a full house with 
, sevens full of tens, but Taylor had eights full of sevens with 
. She doubled up to about 700,000.
Dwyte Pilgrim - 1,160,000
Charles Williams - 660,000
Esther Taylor - 405,000
Showdown:
Tryba:
Williams:
The board ran out dry for Tryba, coming
. Williams' pocket pair held up, and he earned a big double-up to 660,000. When the chips were counted down, Tryba was left with just 16,000 funny money, just enough to post the full big blind.On the next hand, Tryba was indeed all in from the big blind. Both Dwyte Pilgrim and Charles Williams called the 16,000. The board ran
, with the two live players check-checking it all the way. Williams showed 
for two pair. Pilgrim had that beat with 
for the two pair, nine kicker. Tryba opened up his own hole cards, revealing for the miss. With that, he becomes our fourth-place finisher, pocketing more than $50,000 for his two-day effort.
Level: 17
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
