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Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event
Day 2 Completed
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,823,600
Total Entries
194
Level
28
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 194
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Here our remaining 20 players are all bagging their chips and will be returning tomorrow at 1pm to play down to a finish.
Huck Seed is the chip leader coming back tomorrow but there's many big players still in this event and it's certainly a tournament that any player could still win with a bit of luck.
We'll see you tomorrow!
On a flop of
, David Chiu bet 42,000, Doyle Brunson re-potted, Chiu moved all in for an additional 70,000 and Brunson called. Chiu
Brunson
Brunson flopped a seven-high straight, but Chiu turned a nine-high straight when the
came on the turn. The river was the 
and Chiu doubled up to 170,000 right before play stopped for the night.
Michael Binger has doubled up right at the death, making
against Soheil Shamseddin's 
to get up to 132,000 at the very end.
"So sick," "obviously he sucked out" and "so unlucky" was all we were able to hear and my guess is... that's enough.
Vitaly Lunkin was all in for his last 12,000 and Eric Froelich called in the big blind.
Lunkin:
Froelich:
was the board to send the winner of the $40,000 No Limit event was out in 21st.
David Chiu raised to 18,000. Harris Pavlou (He must own a dog surely?) moved all in and Allie Prescott pushed behind. Joe Serock moved all in too now and Chiu got out of the way.
Pavlov:
Prescott:
Serock:
The board came
making Prescott two pair to triple up to just over 300,000. Pavlou was knocked out for a small side pot by Serock to leave us with just 21 players left.
Brian Mizok took his
up against Ville Wahlbeck's 
in a preflop all in. Though he hit top pair in the 
flop, Wahlbeck flopped a flush. The turn was the 
, making him trips and leaving a ray of hope for his survival should the board pair, but the river fell the and Mizok departed in 23rd place.
Max Pescatori was all in preflop for his case 55,000 against Matt Hawrilenko.
Pescatori
Hawrilenko
Pescatori could not improve on the
board and hit the rail in 24th place. Hawrilenko is up to 222,000.
Allie Prescott moved all in for 24,000 from middle position and got two callers-- Scott Dorin in the small blind and David Chiu in the big.
Miraculously, Prescott's
ended up as the best hand, the board running out to make him two pair and triple his stack to 88,000.
