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and was extremely behind Hellmuth's 
; nevertheless the deck was on Cloutier's side, and once it had come down 
, he was back up to 30,000, while Hellmuth dipped to 55,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 11 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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
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and was extremely behind Hellmuth's ; nevertheless the deck was on Cloutier's side, and once it had come down , he was back up to 30,000, while Hellmuth dipped to 55,000.
, Matthew Cutler had him dominated with 
, and nothing at all changed down the 
board. Out he goes.
flop, Mercier bet out and then pushed all in to a raise from Bresner; a call later and they were on their backs.Bresner:
for a set.Mercier:
for nothing more than a flush draw.Turn:
River:
Bink! Flush and 140,000 in chips for Mercier, a sad face and a drop down to 55,000 for Bresner.
With 176 left, players are now being ordered, sorry, politely requested to stay in their seats, so that the TD can see come bubble time...
Thanh Chau: 100,000
Bobby Bresner: 130,000
Faraz Jaka: 22,000
Tommy Pope: 74,000
Scott Hall: 160,000
Perry Friedman: 51,000
Patrick Stemper: once again our chip leader on 201,000
coming good against Baker's pocket nines when an ace came on the river. I have never seen anyone look so relieved.Meanwhile, on most tables play has tightened up considerably as we are now approaching the bubble.
Currently sharing a table we have chip monsters Peter Rho and Zackary Weiler, as well as Jim Meehan and Maridu Mayrinck. Yikes...
against Jason Koon's 
on a 
board, while the details of the second double up remain hazy. Nevertheless, 24,000 it is, and one Mr Phil Hellmuth has just been seated next to him.
against Weiler's . Zero assistance from the board, and Nagata is bust, while Weiler is up to 175,000. Interestingly, Weiler is seated next to the second in chips, Peter Rho. Could be fireworks...
staying good against his opponent's 
all the way down the 
board. Chip went in either before the flop or on it. Friedman up to 67,000.
