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and was fighting for his tournament life against Garrett Beckman's pocket nines. The board brought no help to Isra, and he's out in 28th ($11,886). Beckmann now has 420,000.They are now redrawing for new seats around the final three tables.
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
Total Entries
1,088
Level
26
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 1,088
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and was fighting for his tournament life against Garrett Beckman's pocket nines. The board brought no help to Isra, and he's out in 28th ($11,886). Beckmann now has 420,000.They are now redrawing for new seats around the final three tables.
against Matt Schulte's pocket jacks. She finished in 29th place, earning $11,886. Schulte is up to 410,000.
but was in bad shape against the 
of Lichtenberg.The board came
allowing Lichtenberger to double up to 260,000. Berube drops to only 56,000.* * *
Just two hands later, Berube manages to double up with
to bring him back up to 128,000.
Roland de Wolfe raised to 122,000 from under the gun, Torrey Reily called from middle position, Andrew Lichtenberger called from the small blind, and Bahador Ahmadi called from the big blind.
All four checked the
flop. The turn was the . Lichtenberger fired out 51,000, Ahmadi folded, de Wolfe called, then Reily reraised to 151,000, forcing all to fold.Chip counts after the hand: Reily 420,000, de Wolfe 400,000, Ahmadi 270,000, and Lichtenberger 185,000.
. Dickinger showed 
. The flop came
, leaving Dickinger drawing stone dead.Merkow doubles up in a big way and is now just over 250,000.
Hoang
Lagarde
The flop came
, and Lagarde was in the lead. The turn was 
, and he was still good. But the spiked on the river, giving Hoang the better pair.Lagarde is out in 30th ($11,886), and Hoang is up to 490,000.
The board came
with both Dickinger and Sousa checking it down. Hoang flipped over 
for a flush and his two opponents mucked.Hoang yelled out "Yes, Yes, Yes!" as he tripled up.
John Hoang - 425,000
Philip Sousa - 482,000
Jochen Dickinger - 390,000
but was unfortunately up against Roland de Wolfe's 
.The board came
, and Kim is out in 31st ($11,886). De Wolfe is up to 495,000.
After that, Ian Kim raised all in from under the gun, and a short-stacked Sean Gildea called with the last of his chips from the small blind. Gildea showed
, while Kim turned over 
. The board came 
, and Gildea is out in 32nd.Both Vance and Gildea earn $11,886.
