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Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
2009 WSOP Circuit - Rincon
$5,150 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 WSOP Circuit - Rincon
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Total Entries
106
Level
17
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 106
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. Suer showed 
, a hand that was in bad shape against his opponent's set of eights, 
. Suer couldn't hit his gutshot on the river and as a result is left with just 3,000 chips.A few hands later, Suer was all in with
against his opponent's 
. The flop was a very safe 
, but Suer's opponent made a running two pair, 
."What a gift," said Suer. He is out of the tournament.
, and Pilgrim looked him up with the nuts, .The board ran out dry for the at-risk McNiff, and he has been eliminated. After dragging down that big pot, Dwyte Pilgrim has just tipped the 100,000 mark, good enough to put him into the chip lead.
, Shaun Deeb tabled 
to double up to 83,000. He is now among the chip leaders of the tournament.
and was in the lead against the small blinds 
. Billirakis took down the pot with trips on a board of 
. He's up to 80,000 and among the chip leaders.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
Young tabled
, but he had run into Simityan's 
. The board ran 
, and Jason Young doubled up his man, leaving himself with just 1,150 chips.The next hand, Young folded from the small blind.
The following hand, Young moved all in for 750 from the button, and both blinds called. With the two live players checking it down, the dealer ran a board of
. The two blinds mumbled that they had no piece of that, and Young turned over the winning , tripling back up to 2,650.On the next hand, Young looked down at
and moved all in. He was called by two players, and they went to a flop of 
. Evan McNiff moved all in, and the table yielded to him, allowing him to duke it out with the at-risk Young. McNiff turned over 
, still on the draw. The turn brought him some outs with a . To Young's chagrin, a peeled off on the river, making McNiff a straight and sending the gregarious Jason Young to the exit.
The flop came out
. Pilgrim then moved all in for his final 26,775, sending his opponent deep into the tank. Marshall looked frustrated with his decision as he sat motionless for several minutes. He tried to pry a little bit of information from Pilgrim, but would get none. Finally, he open-mucked his hand, slamming on the felt.With Marshall out of the way, Pilgrim and Jamie turned over their hands. The at-risk Jamie tabled
, while Pilgrim had his man crushed with 
. The turn and river would be useless for Jamie, as the and filled out the board. Pilgrim pulled in the big pot, knocking "Los Angeles Jamie" out of the field in the process.
The flop came down
. The big blind kept firing, coming out with a bet of 3,500. Deeb quickly raised that bet to 9,500, but gave up his hand when the big blind reraised to 19,500. Deeb's opponent triumphantly turned over ."Nice hand," said Deeb.
