Level: 16
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,823,600
Entries
194
Level
28
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Erick Lindgren Doubles through Brian Mizok
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Erick Lindgren was all in preflop against Brian Mizok.
Lindgren
Mizok
The board ran out
and Lindgren doubled up to 58,000 with queens up.
Mizrachi Snags a Pot from Adams
Brandon Adams opened for 14,000 from the button and Robert Mizrachi called from the big blind. Both players checked the
flop. When the 
fell on the turn, Mizrachi checked again, Adams bet 22,000 and Mizrachi called. The river was the 
. Check-check. Mizrachi showed
for two pair, jacks and fours and raked in the pot. He's up to 145,000.
Xavier Laszcz Doubles through Allie Prescott
Xavier Laszcz moved all in for 24,900 preflop and Allie Prescott made the call.
Laszcz
Prescott
Laszcz missed the flop when it came down
, but spiked the 
on the turn to pair up. The river was the 
. "Yes! Yes!" he cried as he doubled up to 60,000.
I Ain't No Wahlbeck Girl...
Ville Wahlbeck raises preflop and Marc Karam 3-bets from the button with everyone else out of the way.
Wahlbeck draws two and Karam takes one, the Canadian bets before he's even looked and Wahlbeck calls. Wahlbeck draws one this time and so does Karam before both players check.
On the third draw they both draw one more and Wahlbeck bets, Karam thinks for ages before raising and Wahlbeck calls.
"Eight-six?" says Karam hopefully, flipping
but the Finn shows 
to pip him by one. Karam says, "Wow, you're kidding me..." before sinking into his seat.
Erick Lindgren Doubles through Brandon Adams
All in after the first draw, Erick Lindgren was all in against Brandon Adams, who was standing pat. Adams flipped over a J-9 low and Lindgren flipped up 2-3-4-6, drawing very live indeed. He hit a ten on the third draw, good enough to wrest away the pot and double his stack to 70,000.
Oh, Canada!
Marc Karam opened for a raise from early position, Vitaly Lunkin three-bet from the cutoff and Karam called all in. Karam drew two, two again, then one card while Lunkin stayed pat.
Karam ended up with 8-5-4-3-2 against Lunkin's T-6-5-4-2 and doubled up.
Only a few hands later, Karam found himself all in again.
Limit Hold'em:
With the board reading
on the turn, Ville Wahlbeck led out from the small blind, Karam raised from the big blind, Wahlbeck three-bet and Karam called all in. Karam
Wahlbeck
Karam caught two pair on the turn and Wahlbeck couldn't catch up on the river. Karam took down the pot and doubled again, his stack now up to 115,000.
He Serock's Lindgren's World
Erick Lindgren is out after he got shown
by Joe Serock on a board of .That left Lindgren with just 10,000 which all went in with
against David Chiu's 
on a 
board.We're down to 33.
Xavier Laszcz Eliminated by Allie Prescott
Xavier Laszcz raised to 10,500 from the cutoff, Allie Prescott potted from the small blind, Laszcz moved all in for 38,000 and Prescott called.
Laszcz
Prescott
The board ran out
and Prescott took it down with queens up, sending Laszcz to the rail. Prescott is up to 135,000 in chips.
Hawrilenko Is Not Brian's Powell.
With the board reading
, Brian Powell bet 16,000 and Matt Hawrilenko raised to 32,000. Michael Binger tanked for ages before folding to leave himself very short. Powell made the call and the hit the river.Powell check-called and Hawrilenko showed
for queens full while Powell flipped 
for a huge turn hand, top two with a straight and flush draw that was second best.