Event 19 - $2,500 Six-handed No Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-09-2009 13:09 UTC-12

More Bustouts

Layne Flack is out.

Rick Fuller has knocked out another player after his pocket eights outlasted Steven Graham's {J-Diamonds}

. His stack now exceeds 200,000.

And Joe McGowan was all in preflop for his last 60,000 with {9-Clubs}

against Jeff Manthe's {A-Hearts}

. The board came {K-Diamonds}

, and McGowan hits the rail. Manthe is up to 260,000.

06-09-2009 13:02 UTC-12

James Suds' Clean Up

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The cut-off raises to 5,500 and James Sudworth makes it 17,000 from the big blind, call.

Flop: {3-Spades}

Sudworth checks and the cut-off bets 22,000, Sudworth calls.

Turn: {6-Diamonds}

Sudworth checks a second time and this time calls a 44,000 bet.

River: {8-Spades}

The river goes check-check and Sudworth turns over {Q-Spades}

. It's good.

Sudworth has 300,000

Level: 14

Blinds: 1,200/2,400

Ante: 300

06-09-2009 12:47 UTC-12

Two-Outer Time

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Ye Lynn was all in for his tournament life with {A-Hearts}

against Rick Fuller's {9-Spades}

. The flop came {Q-Clubs}

. "Hearts!" said Lynn, looking for another way to come from behind. The turn didn't bring a heart, but it was good nonetheless -- the {A-Diamonds}

.

Then came the river -- the {9-Clubs}

-- to steal the hand back away. Lynn is out, and Fuller up to 175,000.

Tags: Rick Fuller Ye Lynn

06-09-2009 12:36 UTC-12

Let's Switz Again

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With almost 55,000 already in the pot, the board read {8-Spades}

between James Sudworth and Brett Switzer. Switzer leads out for 27,500 and Sudworth makes the call. The river is the {7-Clubs}

, and Switzer thinks for ages about betting 40,000 or so but in the end checks.

"If you had bet, I would've moved all-in," says Sudworth flipping over a counterfeited {4-Clubs}

which Switzer's {K-Clubs}

had now overtaken. "If the seven hadn't come I was calling any bet you make."

06-09-2009 12:30 UTC-12

A Few Counts:

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Ye Lynn -- 110,000
Men Nguyen -- 86,000
Aaron Kaiser -- 110,000
Stella Su -- 90,000
Brock Parker -- 195,000

06-09-2009 12:29 UTC-12

Rosewood Conquers England

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Carder England raised to 5,000 from under the gun, Sasha Rosewood, sitting to his left, reraised, England pushed all in, and Rosewood called with the last of his chips.

England showed {10-Clubs}

and Rosewood {A-Hearts}

. "Remember when we used to play poker after the flop," came a comment from across the table. "That's what cash games are for," said Rosewood with a smile.

He continued smiling after the flop came {A-Spades}

. The turn was the {4-Hearts}

and the river {6-Hearts}

, and Rosewood is up to 81,000.

That hand knocked England back to 12,000, and a couple of hands later he hit the rail in 69th place.

Tags: Carder England Sasha Rosewood

06-09-2009 12:14 UTC-12

Men Nguyens

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Men Nguyen is up to 75,000 after getting it all-in on a {4-Hearts}

flop with

against

. Men caught the {2-Diamonds}

on the turn and avoided a paired river when the {7-Clubs}

fell.

06-09-2009 12:13 UTC-12

Recent Eliminations (79th-90th)

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Each of these players earns $4,863 for their efforts in Event No. 19:

79th -- Jacques Zitzik
80th -- Brant Faulker
81st -- Steve Morra
82nd -- Tim Seidensticker
83rd -- Johannes Strassmann
84th -- Vadim Shlez
85th -- Jaroslaw Jaskiewicz
86th -- John Snipes
87th -- Adam Levy
88th -- Tony Cousineau
89th -- Evgeny Serebryakov
90th -- Seth Fischer

06-09-2009 12:10 UTC-12