to Janicke's 
.The flop came
, and Janicke slapped his hands, liking his prospects. The 
made life even better for him, and the 
sealed it. Delis hits the rail, and Janicke is now up to 241,000.
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
Filter
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to Janicke's .The flop came
, and Janicke slapped his hands, liking his prospects. The made life even better for him, and the sealed it. Delis hits the rail, and Janicke is now up to 241,000.
his opponent had an overpair with 
.The board came
giving the small blind a king high flush.
Ivey had put in a preflop raise from early position, and Kristina Holst called from the blinds. Both began the hand with similar stacks -- about 75,000.
The flop came
. Holst checked, Ivey bet 4,500, and Holst thought for a while before making the call. The turn was another queen -- the 
. Holst tapped the table, and this time Ivey fired out 8,000. Holst took about thirty seconds, then let it go.Ivey is sitting with around 80,000 at the moment, while Holst still has about 70,000 -- above the current 53,000-chip average.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
He is now at 23,500.
The flop had come
, and Berj Kacherian -- sitting to Ivey's right -- checked from the SB. Ivey bet 10,000, and Kacherian called. The turn was the . Kacherian again checked, and this time Ivey pushed all in. Kacherian made the call, turning over 
for top pair and the nut flush draw. Ivey showed 
for a flopped straight.The river was the
, and Kacherian is out. Ivey now is up to 120,000.
Freeman showed
and his opponent 
. The board came 
, and Freeman has fallen to 39,000.
Apparently the two have a prop bet -- unrelated to the event, but to Sebok's alleged lack of awareness regarding Shak's current marital status (she is getting divorced). Shak doesn't believe Sebok's claim that he didn't know about her situation, and so apparently the plan is to have Sebok answer questions regarding the matter while wearing a lie detector.
The bet is for $5,000, plus the loser will have to wear whatever humiliating outfit the winner suggests for the first day of the Main Event. Sounds like Sebok (should he fail the test) might be wearing a bikini top and high heels, while Shak (should Sebok pass) might be showing up in a bunny costume.
"She's drawing dead," says Sebok, insisting that he's telling the truth. "But don't tell her that, 'cos she'll back out of the bet!"
We promise. (Hey, we're not wearing a lie detector.)
