Event 15 - $5,000 No Limit Hold'em Day 1 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-06-2009 16:55 UTC-12

Quin Do Doubles Through Adam Junglen

Quin Do pushed all in from under-the-gun for just over 8,000 and got called by Adam Junglen on the button.

Do showed {5-?}

versus Junglen's {A-Diamonds}

and held on to win the race when Junglen couldn't improve. Do now has 20,000 while Junglen slipped down to 18,000.

Other counts from around the room include:

Tiffany Michelle - 4,000
Dennis Phillips - 38,000
Barny Boatman - 24,000
Brian Lemke - 115,000
Bertrand Grospellier - 31,000
Mike Sexton - 40,000
Ted Forrest - 7,900
Andy Black - 12,300
Amanda Baker - 46,000
David Inselberg - 73,500

06-06-2009 17:02 UTC-12

More Counts

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Here are some additional counts from around the room.

Chris Ferguson - 34,000
Captain Tom Franklin - 25,000
Gavin Griffin - 53,000
Chau Giang - 17,000
Hasan Habib - 32,000
Theo Tran - 38,000

06-06-2009 17:09 UTC-12

Hellmuth Lays Down a Hand

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After the player in the cutoff limped into the pot, Phil Hellmuth raised to 2,600 from the small blind. The cutoff then reraised to 10,000, putting Hellmuth back on the boil.

"You know I have something right? But you think I'm weak," Hellmuth said as he riffled his remaining chips.

Hellmuth eventually mucked {A-Hearts}

face up. He's down to 7,025.

While Hellmuth's hand was happening, Tiffany Michelle was eliminated from the event.

06-06-2009 17:15 UTC-12

Hellmuth Eliminated

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Phil Hellmuth was knocked out of the event after pushing preflop with a pair of fives. He got called by the big blind holding {10-Diamonds}

, and was eliminated when the board ran {10-Clubs}

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06-06-2009 17:19 UTC-12

Break

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Players are heading out on the last 20-minute break of the night. We will play just two more levels before tonight's action.

Level: 9

Blinds: 400/800

Ante: 100

06-06-2009 17:42 UTC-12

We're Back

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There are 286 players remaining at the start of this level. We'll be playing for two more hours before Day 1 ends.

06-06-2009 17:44 UTC-12

Seidel's Incentive

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We caught up with Erik Seidel on the break, who says WSOP Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack has given him extra incentive to win this event.

According to Seidel, Pollack has promised to play Marvin Gaye's version of the National Anthem if Seidel wins. "It will be like winning two bracelets," he said.

06-06-2009 17:45 UTC-12