2009 World Series of Poker
Event 13 - $2,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Talk About Betting With Air
A player limped in middle position, and Carter "ckingusc" King limped as well from the button. The small blind thought a while, then decided to fold. Then the big blind player did something unusual, but we'll get to that in a moment.
The flop came and it checked around to King who bet 3,100. The player in the big blind then slowly slid out three stacks of yellow chips -- a check-raise to 15,000.
The dealer then politely slid them back to the player. "You don't have a hand," he explained. Apparently he had inadvertently mucked his hand rather than simply checking his option. The MP player folded, and the table had a good laugh, wondering whether or not he could've gotten the others to fold without cards.
King has about 99,000 at the moment.
Joe "Try Not to Bubble This Time Seebs" Sebok Bubbles
The board came eliminating Sebok from the tournament.
Shak Out Shy of Money
The turn came the , Shak pushed all in, and Spitzberg called. Shak showed for the heart flush, and Spitzberg for top two. The came on the river, giving Spitzberg the boat and eliminating Shak just shy of the money.
Now we are playing hand for hand until the bubble bursts.
One Tough Cookie
In one of the first hands back from the break, Evdakov raised to 8,000 from under the gun, and each of the players around the table decided against tangling with the Russian. He's now up around 100,000.
Matt Reed Wins A Race On The Bubble
We're Back
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Break Time
Unlucky Sevens for Childs
Childs ultimately made the call, showing . Pattinson showed , and Childs was in dire straits. The river was the , and Childs goes out here on the cash bubble. Patterson now has 165,000.
We're currently four eliminations away from the money.