2009 World Series of Poker

Event 17 - $1,000 Ladies World Championship
Day: 2
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Event Info

2009 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
q♠8♠
Prize
$195,390
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Entries
1,060
Level Info
Level
23
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
3,000
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Day 2 Starting Seat Assignments and Chip Counts

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[user38449]
Action is scheduled to resume at 2:00 p.m. local time.

(Table 58)
Seat 1: Nicole Honour - 35900
Seat 2: Katja Svendsen - 15700
Seat 3: Beth Gains - 18500
Seat 4: Lori Broder - 6600
Seat 5: Monica Champa - 7400
Seat 6: Lorinda Faasse - 5600
Seat 7: Terri McCabe - 17900
Seat 8: Inga Rodriguez - 17700
Seat 9: Debbie Burkhead - 15000

(Table 59)
Seat 1: Patricia Cardner - 14100
Seat 2: Ann-Margaret Johnston - 13400
Seat 3: Nancy Murray - Did not report
Seat 4: Jennifer Baker - 24400
Seat 5: Kristin Bachman - 18000
Seat 6: Anna Kantor - 46200
Seat 7: Avelyn Navarro - 20700
Seat 8: Lucia Pierce - 26500
Seat 9: Angel Pedroza - 23600

(Table 60)
Seat 1: Collette Brown - 19500
Seat 2: Cindy Gregory - 28800
Seat 3: Lauren Kling - 44200
Seat 4: Patti Zarosky - 51000
Seat 5: Snadra White - 19200
Seat 6: Katarina Hardisty - Did not report
Seat 7: Norma Walker - 11400
Seat 8: Deb Blair - 10500
Seat 9: Kathy Magaelli - 6300

(Table 61)
Seat 1: Annie Shea - 16700
Seat 2: Gail Seagris - Did not report
Seat 3: Lisa Adams - 23500
Seat 4: Ming Saelee - 30400
Seat 5: Jamie Kerstetter - 24500
Seat 6: Dawn Thomas - 27900
Seat 7: Christine Priday - 27700
Seat 8: Shelly Brown - 18900
Seat 9: Lisa Santy - 29200

(Table 62)
Seat 1: Kim Hollingshead - 11400
Seat 2: Victoria Volynsky - 21100
Seat 3: Michelle Withers - 12100
Seat 4: Rosalind Juarbe - 17600
Seat 5: Amy Wichlacz - 9300
Seat 6: Nguyen Thien - 13900
Seat 7: Cindy Hills - 9400
Seat 8: Nancy Newburger - 10700
Seat 9: India Storrar - 37600

(Table 63)
Seat 1: Dawn DeCarlo - 9300
Seat 2: Mari Lou Morelli - 26000
Seat 3: Leah Albritton - 17200
Seat 4: Tracy Vullo - 16800
Seat 5: Jodene McDonald - 17500
Seat 6: Betty Martinez - 15800
Seat 7: Marina Adriaans - 12600
Seat 8: Amanda Cook - 9000
Seat 9: Jennifer Leago - 6100

(Table 64)
Seat 1: Lori Bender - 31300
Seat 2: Bernadine Trujillo - 12800
Seat 3: Marlo Snyder - 11500
Seat 4: Jennifer Vinlove - 2100
Seat 5: Mychele Medina - 50100
Seat 6: Hillarie Katz - 18900
Seat 7: Laura Rody - 10700
Seat 8: Candy Kolface - 24900
Seat 9: Joy Jennings - 6400

(Table 65)
Seat 1: Julie Kruze - 20400
Seat 2: Marlene Holomon - 18100
Seat 3: Lisa Parsons - 46300
Seat 4: Ann Mong - 10000
Seat 5: Tamara Tibbles - 129700
Seat 6: Erica Schoenberg - 23300
Seat 7: Kelly Giannetti - 21100
Seat 8: Kim Austin - 8500
Seat 9: Kimberly Cunningham - 15900

(Table 66)
Seat 1: Wendi Lee Benecke - Did not report
Seat 2: Rhonda Armstrong - 26800
Seat 3: Stacie Boehm - 15400
Seat 4: Susan Tolson - 14500
Seat 5: Julieta Bearden - 32500
Seat 6: Gail Bonn - 13100
Seat 7: Cristine Cartwright - 7700
Seat 8: Enid Musson - 35100
Seat 9: Betty Joan Jordan-Green - 8000

(Table 67)
Seat 1: Mo Han - 13700
Seat 2: Svetlana Gromenkova - 62200
Seat 3: Lisa Hamilton - 23500
Seat 4: Lisa Vukasin - 12000
Seat 5: Susie Isaacs - 32600
Seat 6: Sandy O'Donnell - 2300
Seat 7: Laurie Swaney - 14300
Seat 8: Brenda Egedisen - 11400
Seat 9: Stacey Weston - Did not report

(Table 68)
Seat 1: Porsha Samor - 22000
Seat 2: Raylene Celaya - 14700
Seat 3: Frances Bartolone - 13200
Seat 4: Alya Nazarali - 11200
Seat 5: Maria Ho - 24800
Seat 6: Sandy Kasinowicz - 9800
Seat 8: Kim Rios - 13900
Seat 9: Hong Bian - Did not report

(Table 69)
Seat 1: Brett Abarbanel - 35500
Seat 2: Donna Varlotto - 14600
Seat 3: Lorri Broda - 19400
Seat 4: Michelle Wichser - 1700
Seat 5: Patrricia Clark - 19000
Seat 6: Maria Stern - 15100
Seat 7: Anh Le - 45900
Seat 8: Jane Wheat - 7400
Seat 9: Tammi Johnson - 9700

(Table 70)
Seat 1: Hai Nguyen - 16800
Seat 2: Marie Chalendard - 34400
Seat 3: Anna Resnick - 53200
Seat 4: Dorothy Von Sachsen - 15100
Seat 5: Nancy Bane - 18300
Seat 6: Maura Harris - 17100
Seat 7: JJ Liu - 38300
Seat 9: Donna Houle - 11800

(Table 71)
Seat 2: Espy Enriquez - 14500
Seat 3: Vanessa Peng - 44300
Seat 4: Torey Chambers - 29200
Seat 5: Katrina Lim - 11400
Seat 6: Maria Kalantzi - 21900
Seat 7: Kathleen McCoy - 14600
Seat 8: Mary Austin - 30300
Seat 9: Adeline Bui - 31600

(Table 72)
Seat 1: Sandra West - 25700
Seat 2: Dawn VanEffen - Did not report
Seat 3: Lisa Khuu - 6400
Seat 4: Jody Phillippo - 19100
Seat 5: Robin McCarthy - 33000
Seat 6: Melissa Verrett - 37900
Seat 7: Roneen Shaffer - 15100
Seat 8: Christina Schroeder - 37800

(Table 73)
Seat 2: Emily Smith - 10200
Seat 3: Susan Joseph - 27100
Seat 4: Ann Spady - 8500
Seat 5: Thuy Doan - 21600
Seat 6: Nelda Hopper - 40800
Seat 7: Ulrika Tangstrom - 27200
Seat 8: Angie Tran - 37400
Seat 9: Jacqueline Jarrell - 20500

(Table 74)
Seat 2: Maridu Mayrinck - 25500
Seat 4: Thuy Beltran - 48900
Seat 5: Florence Miller - 13600
Seat 6: Karina Jett - 11600
Seat 7: Melissa Masek - 16300
Seat 8: Alice Talbot - 43500
Seat 9: Deb Snead - 22300

Day 2 Kicks Off Soon

[user46392]
[user46392]
Good afternoon, and welcome back to the Ladies World Championship event. We have 146 runners left and only 117 will be getting paid, so expect some very unladylike carnage from 2pm. Tamara Tibbles is our current chip mommy, with over double the stack of her nearest rival; we also have a veritable bunch of short stacks though. Could be a quick day...

Level: 11

Blinds: 500/1,000

Ante: 100

Getting Down to Business

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[user46392]
Wow, there's been no messing around -- we've been losing players left, right and centre as the short stacks do or die in an effort to make the money.

Among those who will be leaving empty-handed are Bernadine Trujillo. Also an unfortunate exit for Patricia Cardner, whose {A-?} {K-?} came a cropper to Lucia Pierce's {A-?} {5-?} after the latter flopped the wheel. And a third player who will not be making the money today is Susan Tolson -- she shoved with {7-Hearts} {7-Diamonds} from the small blind, but was most unfortunate to run into big blind Julieta Bearden's {8-Hearts} {8-Diamonds}.

Jumbo Jett

[user46392]
[user46392]
Karina Jett has enjoyed a full double up to 24,000. She pushed all in on the button to a 3,000 raise from the lady on the cutoff, and a swift call later they were coinflipping it out.

Jett: {A-Hearts} {Q-Diamonds}
Ms Cutoff: {6-Clubs} {6-Hearts}

Board: {3-Spades} {Q-Hearts} {9-Spades} {7-Spades} {A-Diamonds}

24,000 for Jett.

Tags: Karina Jett

Hot Three-Way Action

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[user46392]
Collette Brown is up to over 50,000 after getting involved in a massive three-way pot and then enjoying a classic suckout. It looks as though Kathy Magaelli open-shoved in mid position, only for Brown to re-shove from the cutoff and then Cindy Gregory to call all in from the button.

Magaelli: {A-Spades} {9-Spades}
Brown: {Q-Spades} {Q-Diamonds}
Gregory: {A-Hearts} {A-Diamonds}

Board: a smack-tastic {K-Hearts} {Q-Clubs} {7-Clubs} {3-Spades} {J-Clubs}

Magaeli and Gregory are both busto, and Brown is in excellent shape as we approach the bubble.

Ladies Come Good for One Lady As We Go Hand For Hand

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[user46392]
One unfortunate who will not be making the money is Englishwoman and recent Women's World Open near-misser India Storrar.

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Still in but in a precarious spot is Katja Svendsen. As we go hand for hand with 118 runners remaining, Svendsen is down to just, er, 100 in chips. She got involved with Espy Enriquez the hand before, Svendsen holding {K-Spades} {K-Diamonds} and Enriquez holding an inferior {Q-Hearts} {Q-Diamonds}, but a queen on the flop doubled up Enriquez and left Svendsen down to the very felt. "It's ok, I'm used to it," she sighed.

Board: {Q-Spades} {4-Hearts} {7-Clubs} {6-Diamonds} {8-Clubs}

Svendsen Not the Bubbler

[user46392]
[user46392]
Katja Svendsen, all in on her big blind, found herself holding the less-than-premium {8-Clubs} {5-Spades}, and a player in mid-position holding {J-Diamonds} {10-Spades} decided to give her a spin.

Board: {2-Hearts} {3-Spades} {K-Spades} {6-Clubs} {5-Hearts}

Bink! Svendsen lives to fight, well, one more hand, at least -- she's up to a whopping 2,500, or two and a half big blinds. This represents an impressive comeback.
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