Glines aces hold up eliminating Reed from the tournament in 42nd place.
Glines continues to roll, building his stack to 550,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 13 - $2,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$2,502,400
Entries
1,088
Level
26
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 1,088
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Glines aces hold up eliminating Reed from the tournament in 42nd place.
Glines continues to roll, building his stack to 550,000
At last tally, our chip leaders with 40 left are Shawn Glines, Angel Guillen, Jochen Dickinger, Philip Sousa, and Jeff Tunkel, all with more than 400,000 chips.
But all are hearing the jingling of bracelets behind them, as Phil Ivey has about 300,000 chips.
, and Freeman 
. The board came 
, and Kochelaevskiy is out in 40th place.Freeman now is up to 400,000 and near the chip leaders.
facing Svetlana's 
.The flop came
to give Svetlana two pair. However, the turn brought the , giving Freeman the better two pair. The river was a brick and Svetlana Gromenkova is eliminated in 39th place. Freeman moves up to 310,000With her elimination, the last remaining woman in the field is Kristina Holst.
and Crabtree .The community cards were dealt:
. Crabtree is out in 38th, and Merkow adds just a few to his stack of 250,000.
and was racing for his tournament life against the 
of Ahmadi.The board came
giving Ahmadi jacks and eights. Logan Trindade is eliminated in 37th place.
against the of Brett Switzer.The board fails to improve Montgomery and he is eliminated from the tournament in 36th place, for which he earns $11,886.
First de Wolfe doubled through Shawn Glines when his pocket nines outraced Glines'
. Glines now has about 400,000.Then de Wolfe was the one providing a double up to Gary Holm. Holm got it all in preflop with
against de Wolfe's 
. A queen flopped, and another came on the river as well. Holm is up to 270,000.Finally, de Wolfe was in the cutoff when he called Michael Schneider's all in from UTG for 54,500. Schneider had
, and de Wolfe . The board came 
, and Schneider hit the rail, netting $11,886.After all of that, de Wolfe now has 340,000.
and was up against Roland Isra's 
. The board brought a couple of aces, but no eight, reducing the mass of Einstein's chips to zero, meaning he had no more energy to continue. Einstein picks up $11,886 for his 34th place finish. Isra now has 185,000 chips.
