. He got action, but the wrong kind. His opponent held 
and despite the 
on the flop, Seed came up short and headed for the rail.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 9 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Six-Handed
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,687,410
Entries
1,236
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 1,236
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. He got action, but the wrong kind. His opponent held and despite the on the flop, Seed came up short and headed for the rail.
on a flop of 
. Her opponent called and showed 
. The board came running deuces, and Liu's pair of deuces, ace kicker was enough to take down the pot.She has about 2,800 chips as we head into the first break.
. Bartholdi was slightly behind with 
, but came out ahead when the board came 
. Bartholdi is now back to where he started with 3,000 chips.
. He was called by an opponent holding 
. The board came 
, completely missing Wasicka and ending his day.
. The small blind checked and Boyd bet 300. The small blind raised to 800 and Boyd announced a reraise of his own. After Dutch pushed out a total of 2,000, the small blind moved all in and Boyd called. The small blind said he put Boyd on a draw, and indeed he was correct. The players showed:Boyd:
Opponent:
Despite the flush draw and overcards and even a turned straight draw, Boyd missed it all. He was left with just 100 chips and was eliminated on the following hand.
. She held 
; her opponent showed . Neither player improved from there and Tilly's set of fives was best.She is rolling, with approximately 10,300 chips.
in front of him and his opponent's hand was in the muck. Apparently the latter couldn't beat Mabuchi's kings on the 
board. Mabuchi now sits with 6,600.
Unlike Event #2, when players seemed to relax after about an hour and to become more chatty and friendly with each other, there is still quite a bit of tension, and not much chatter, at the tables.
