button in Safari
Sudworth made the call with
but needed a bullet against Bord's 
. The
board was the final board for Bord. And it was a bad board for Bord, but it was a better board for Sudworth's rail who looked anything but bored.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 19 - $2,500 Six-handed 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
$2,456,400
Total Entries
1,068
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,068
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Sudworth made the call with
but needed a bullet against Bord's . The
board was the final board for Bord. And it was a bad board for Bord, but it was a better board for Sudworth's rail who looked anything but bored.
Kinkade has edged out past the 600,000-chip mark.
He survived after Jesse Rios set him in with
. Mabuchi had only looked at the 
and peeled a card behind...the slightly underwhelming 
. But the board came 
for a chop.Soon after, Russell Crane opened the button and Jesse Rios called in the small blind. Mabuchi pushed again, Crane folded and Rios called.
Rios:
Mabuchi:
Mabuchi doubled after an
board.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
Levy showed
, and couldn't have been pleased to see Wilson's 
. The 
flop brought some hope to Levy in the form of a flush draw. And the 
on the turn brought still more, giving Levy the open-ender, too. The river brought the , and Levy is out in 15th place.Wilson is up to 765,000.
Serock is now up to 1.85 million.
, and Yakovenko is out in 17th place.Rios is up to 420,000.
Brian Meinders just doubled up again, this time through Alexander Wilson. In this one, Meinders raised to 25,000 from under the gun, Wilson reraised to 70,000 from the small blind, Meinders pushed all in, and Wilson called.
Wilson turned over
and Meinders . Again, Meinders was taking overcards against a pocket pair, and again the flop was kind to him -- 
-- although Wilson had straight outs now, too, to come back. The turn was the and the river the 
, and Meinders is back up to 490,000. Wilson slips to 245,000.
First, at Table #61 Nikolai Yakovenko responded to Russell Crane's big flop bet by raising all in, and Crane called. The board was
. Crane had 
, but Yakovenko 
. The case six came on the river as well, giving Yakovenko quads and the 355,000-chip pot. Crane still has 420,000.Then, at Table #61, Brian Meinders pushed all in for 99,000 from the cutoff, Brock Parker reraised from the small blind, and James Bord got out of the way. Parker showed
and Meinders . The board came 
, and Meinders is now at 210,000. Parker is still over a million with 1.015 million.
Wilson flipped
and Meinders showed 
and we were off to the races as the board came 
.
