2009 World Series of Poker
Event 12 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event
Day: 2
Players Return from Break
Level: 17
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Pros on the Rail: Cyndy Violette
Even more newsworthy is her outfit-- a short black dress with a feathered skirt and sky-high strappy sandals.
Hanson Sung Their Final Tune
No it wasn't Mmmm-bop, that crazy pop hit beloved by so many of the internet kids.
Adam Friedman raised from the button, Steve Sung raised all in and John Hanson called all in.
Friedman:
![{Q-Diamonds}](/img/cards/qd.gif)
![{10-Hearts}](/img/cards/10h.gif)
Sung:
![{7-Spades}](/img/cards/7s.gif)
![{6-Spades}](/img/cards/6s.gif)
Hanson:
![{9-Diamonds}](/img/cards/9d.gif)
![{9-Spades}](/img/cards/9s.gif)
The board was
![{Q-Spades}](/img/cards/qs.gif)
![{6-Hearts}](/img/cards/6h.gif)
![{4-Hearts}](/img/cards/4h.gif)
![{2-Diamonds}](/img/cards/2d.gif)
![{4-Clubs}](/img/cards/4c.gif)
"Must be nice!" shouted someone from the rail.
Allie Prescott Likes Kings
Allie Prescott raised from UTG, James Van Alstyne called on the button and Joe Tehan called from the big blind. The flop came down
![{J-Diamonds}](/img/cards/jd.gif)
![{6-Clubs}](/img/cards/6c.gif)
![{4-Spades}](/img/cards/4s.gif)
![{6-Hearts}](/img/cards/6h.gif)
![{7-Hearts}](/img/cards/7h.gif)
Prescott turned up
![{K-Clubs}](/img/cards/kc.gif)
![{K-Spades}](/img/cards/ks.gif)
Bran-Done
Adams:
![{Q-Hearts}](/img/cards/qh.gif)
![{Q-Clubs}](/img/cards/qc.gif)
![{2-Hearts}](/img/cards/2h.gif)
![{2-Clubs}](/img/cards/2c.gif)
![{3-Hearts}](/img/cards/3h.gif)
![{3-Spades}](/img/cards/3s.gif)
![{9-Spades}](/img/cards/9s.gif)
Serock:
![{K-Diamonds}](/img/cards/kd.gif)
![{6-Clubs}](/img/cards/6c.gif)
![{9-Diamonds}](/img/cards/9d.gif)
![{7-Diamonds}](/img/cards/7d.gif)
![{J-Hearts}](/img/cards/jh.gif)
![{A-Diamonds}](/img/cards/da.gif)
![{4-Diamonds}](/img/cards/4d.gif)
Brandon Adams was all in for his last 17,000 after Joe Serock raised his bring-in. Adams seemed to be miles ahead with two pair but Serock caught runner-runner flush to bust him out and move up to 500,000.
Jung Out to Dry
Doyle Brunson (
![{A-Diamonds}](/img/cards/da.gif)
![{4-Hearts}](/img/cards/4h.gif)
![{5-Spades}](/img/cards/5s.gif)
![{K-Spades}](/img/cards/ks.gif)
![{2-Diamonds}](/img/cards/2d.gif)
![{Q-Diamonds}](/img/cards/qd.gif)
![{6-Hearts}](/img/cards/6h.gif)
Alexander Jung (
![{3-Clubs}](/img/cards/3c.gif)
![{4-Diamonds}](/img/cards/4d.gif)
![{A-Spades}](/img/cards/as.gif)
![{A-Hearts}](/img/cards/ah.gif)
![{Q-Clubs}](/img/cards/qc.gif)
![{5-Hearts}](/img/cards/5h.gif)
![{7-Hearts}](/img/cards/7h.gif)
After a raising war on third street, Alexander Jung was all in for his remaining 57,000 vs. Doyle Brunson. Big Papa ended up making a 6-5 low by seventh street, besting Jung's 7-5 and he hit the rail. Brunson is now up to 355,000.
Diamonds are Not Marc Karam's Best Friend
Marc Karam was all in on third against James Van Alstyne.
Karam:
![{7-Diamonds}](/img/cards/7d.gif)
![{6-Diamonds}](/img/cards/6d.gif)
![{3-Diamonds}](/img/cards/3d.gif)
![{5-Diamonds}](/img/cards/5d.gif)
![{10-Spades}](/img/cards/10s.gif)
![{J-Clubs}](/img/cards/jc.gif)
![{Q-Spades}](/img/cards/qs.gif)
Van Alstyne:
![{A-Spades}](/img/cards/as.gif)
![{4-Hearts}](/img/cards/4h.gif)
![{J-Hearts}](/img/cards/jh.gif)
![{10-Clubs}](/img/cards/10c.gif)
![{A-Hearts}](/img/cards/ah.gif)
![{6-Clubs}](/img/cards/6c.gif)
![{Q-Diamonds}](/img/cards/qd.gif)
Somehow Karam had a straight-flush draw on fourth and managed to brick three consecutive streets despite being 3-1 favourite on fourth. Perplexed, he went to the rail after Van Alstyne managed to catch a pair of aces on fifth and it was just enough.