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flop checked through. Taylor bet 1,100 when the turn fell 
and found one caller in Harrison. She bet 2,200 when the board paired 
on the river, but Harrison folded. Taylor turned over 
.
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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flop checked through. Taylor bet 1,100 when the turn fell and found one caller in Harrison. She bet 2,200 when the board paired on the river, but Harrison folded. Taylor turned over .
It brought
. Morris checked, and Billirakis put out a bet of 300. Brown called, while Morris elected to duck out.The turn was the
. Billirakis kept the pressure on with a bet of 450, which Brown quickly called. The river was the 
, and both men checked.Billirakis turned over
for second pair, top kicker. Brown flashed a 
of his own, but he apparently had kicker troubles as he slipped his cards into the muck, sending the pot over to the young pro.
. His opponent, Kyle Schroeder, asked how much Boukai had behind (about 10,000) before raising to 7,000. Boukai moved all in and Schroeder quickly called.Boukai:
Schroeder:
The turn
didn't improve Schroeder, but he spiked the 
on the river, drawing a grimace from Boukai has he left the table and went to inform a friend that he was out of the tournament.
, and there were 3,700 chips already piled in the middle of the table. First to act was Ernest Opena, and he checked. Eric "Rizen" Lynch put out a bet of 1,700, and both Taylor Bell and Opena called.Fourth street brought the
. Opena again checked, allowing Lynch to bet 4,000. That was enough to fold Taylor Bell, but Opena flicked in an over-sized chip to make the call.The river came the
, and both men checked. "I got aces," announced Rizen, tabling . Opena double-checked his hole cards, flashed them to his neighbor at the table and mumbled, "I guess I should have gone broke that hand." After spinning them into the muck, the dealer pushed the pot to Eric Lynch, who has chipped his way up to 28,000 here in the early going.
, Deeb led out for 1,450. Robbins announced a raise and then started to eyeball Deeb's stack as he pondered the amount of his raise. His actions prompted Deeb to make a remark that we didn't catch, but Robbins certainly did."Too much Hollywood?" he asked Deeb.
"Too much Hollywood," replied Deeb. "It's ridiculous." He mucked his hand.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
flop to Lynch, who made a healthy bet. Vu quickly check-raised that bet and was dismayed to see Lynch fold just as quickly.Vu turned over his hole cards, revealing two fives (presto goot!). "I thought you had a king," he lamented.
"Maybe I did have a king," Lynch replied.
. Action checked to Stout, who made it 400 to go. Only the big blind called that bet; he check-called another 800 after the turn fell . Stout fired a third bullet, for 2,200, on the 
river but didn't get a call. We imagine he was happy enough to just take down the pot.
