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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 11 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$2,995,720
Total Entries
1,646
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,646
Filter
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Cory Albertson: 7,000
Kathy Liebert: 15,000
Tom McEvoy: 6,500
J.C. Tran - BUST
J.J. Liu: BUST
Back in 90 minutes.
flop, which they both checked.They saw an
turn which was checked to Hellmuth; this time he bet 700, and his opponent called. Come the
river, it checked once again to Hellmuth, who this time bet 1,350. "Pass," announced his opponent. "Don't do that," begged Hellmuth, but it was done. Hellmuth showed him 
. Up to 12,700.
were horribly outdrawn by an opponent's 
on a 
board. He didn't come out the worst though -- there was a third player in the hand who lost the lot with pocket 
.
1) $569,254
2) $350,019
3) $230,670
4) $161,768
5) $116,833
6) $92,867
7) $76,390
8) $65,905
9) $59,315
10-12) $41,640
13-15) $29,148
16-18) $20,400
19-27) $14,828
28-36) $12,761
37-45) $10,425
46-54) $8,897
55-63) $7,639
64-72) $6,770
73-81) $6,081
82-90) $5,452
91-99) $4,942
100-117) $4,523
118-144) $4,194
145-171) $3,894
, but Shak woke up with and a complete absence of nines and so on on the board sent the gentleman home and put Shak up to 6,100.-------
But wait! Breaking news just in: Beth Shak is now out.
She limped in the cutoff and the small blind squeezed. "Let me just tell you that this is not the best call if I make it," said she, and then called anyway.
Shak:
Small blind:
Board:
For a happy moment Shak thought she'd won the hand, but then realized her mistake with great sorrow. Off she goes.
on the turn of a 
board. Her opponent had aces, though, and without any miracle straights, trips or similar on the completely blank river, she is gone.
TJ Cloutier: 16,800
Perry Friedman: 21,000
Jim Meehan: 16,200
Scott Montgomery: 24,000
Shannon Shorr: 13,000
Bill Gazes: 11,200
Jan von Halle: 4,600
J.C. Tran: 11,600
Kathy Liebert: 9,000
Tom McEvoy: 11,700
Jason Mercier: a whopping 47,000, much of this due to a curious hand where he held pocket queens against an opponent's raggy ace. An ace on the flop, but a queen on the river. He is, incidentally, wearing his shiny new gold bracelet.
board. Not sure exactly how this all came to pass as I only caught the very tail end of the hand, but Shedd's pocket nines were good against his opponents' respective 
and .
