2009 World Series of Poker
Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event
Day: 1
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Barry Greenstein was in for his last thousand or so chips against Richard 'Chufty' Ashby though neither of them had anything to start with.
Greenstein:
XAshby:

Ashby needed a jack on 7th but could only manage a pair of eights and Greenstein doubled up his meager stack.
With the board reading
it looked as though Phil Ivey had reraised all in against Dave 'Devilfish' Ulliott. Ulliott looked very displeased saying, "I have
here..."He folds though and the Ivey bulldozer goes on...
With the board reading
, the cutoff checked and Chino Rheem bet 1,400 but was now check-raised to 5,000. Rheem made the call and the action proceeded to the
river. The cutoff bet 6,000 and Rheem folded, only to be flashed Kd-Xd for the nuts. Rheem is on about 40,000.
Scotty Nguyen, Steve Sung and Vanessa Rousso play a pot.
Rousso:

Nguyen:

Sung:

Nguyen had the bring in and Steve Sung raised with Rousso and Nguyen calling. Rousso took the lead in the action on 4th when she bet her ace, getting both calling.
On 5th, she bet again, Nguyen called and the newly braceleted Steve Sung folded. Both Rousso and Nguyen checked 6th street before Nguyen bet when it was checked to him on 7th.
Rousso folded and Nguyen said, "What?! What you got baby?"
Rousso quietly said, "A pair of threes."
He replied "I had you..." before flipping over
for an eight-high flush and 8-7-6-4-2 for the low.
Jean-Robert Bellande made a stand with
, getting the rest of his stack after a raising war with Dario Minieri, who showed
. The board ran out
, Bellande's aces holding to double him up to 19,600, Minieri's stack is still healthy at 48,000.
Phil Ivey is still in but only with about 5,000 after making a J-6-5-4-2 to survive.
John Juanda and David Benyamine have been knocked out though. The French man's exit occureed when he was all in with
but found Chad Brown behind him with
which won on a
board.
Phil Ivey raised from the button, the small blind three-bet and Ivey called. Ivey drew three cards while the small blind drew one. The small blind bet out and Ivey called all in for 4500. On the next two draws the small blind drew one while Ivey drew two.
"Pair" said the small blind.
Ivey turned up J-6-5-4-2 and took it down, doubling his stack to 8,000.
Level: 8
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Sebastian Ruthenberg is one of Germany's hottest players at the moment. Last year he won the $5,000 Stud-8 event here and followed it up with an EPT win in Barcelona.
After the first draw he reraised Ted Forrest and Forrest 3-bet. Ruthenberg made the call, Forrest stood pat and Ruthenberg drew two.
Forrest bet 2,000 and Ruthenberg called. Forrest stood pat and Ruthenberg drew one card. Forrest checked and Ruthenberg bet 2,000. The five-time bracelet winner made the call and Ruthenberg showed a number two,
.Ruthenberg has 41,000. Forrest is on 20,000 but on this table it looks as though Jimmy 'Gobboboy' Fricke is the chip leader, he has 86,000.