Event 2 - $40,000 No Limit Hold'em | 2009 World Series of Poker

05-31-2009 11:04 UTC-12

Hand #30 - Greg Raymer

Isaac Haxton has the button in Seat 4. Lex Veldhuis raises to 215,000 from UTG, Greg Raymer moves all in from the small blind, Veldhuis folds and Raymer wins the pot.

05-31-2009 11:08 UTC-12

Isaac Haxton has the button again on this one (they appeared not to have moved it, which was only noticed after the hand was being dealt).

Alec Torelli raised to 205,000 from the cutoff, and it folded to Justin Bonomo who called from the big blind.

The flop came {6-Hearts}

. Bonomo checked, and Torelli pushed out a bet of 285,000. Bonomo didn't hesitate, quietly announcing he was all in. Torelli grimaced, then folded.

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05-31-2009 11:09 UTC-12

Hand #32 - Issac Haxton

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Greg Raymer has the button in Seat 5. Isaac Haxton raises to 215,000 and wins the blinds and antes.

05-31-2009 11:10 UTC-12

Hand #33 - Vitaly Lunkin

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Justin Bonomo has the button. Vitaly Lunkin raised to 200,000 from under the gun, winning the blinds and antes.

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05-31-2009 11:11 UTC-12

Hand #34 - Justin Bonomo

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Lex Veldhuis has the button in Seat 7. Isaac Haxton opens for 225,000, Justin Bonomo reraises to 600,000 from the cutoff, and the action folds back around to Haxton. He gives up his hand and Bonomo wins the pot.

05-31-2009 11:12 UTC-12

Hand #35 - Greg Raymer

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Dani Stern has the button in Seat 8. Greg Raymer raises to 200,000 and wins the blinds and antes.

05-31-2009 11:15 UTC-12

Hand #36 - Dani Stern

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Vitaly Lunkin has the button in Seat 9. Dani Stern opens for 210,000 and Isaac Haxton calls from the big blind.

The flop is {K-Hearts}

. Haxton checks over to Stern, who bets 255,000. Haxton lays it down and Stern takes the pot.

05-31-2009 11:16 UTC-12

Players Take a 20-Minute Break

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With 32 minutes left on the clock in Level 25, the players have gone on a 20 minute break.

05-31-2009 11:22 UTC-12

Decisions, Decisions

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As the chip leader here with seven players remaining, it appears Greg Raymer won't be making the start of that Champions Invitational event, scheduled to begin within the next hour.

He has taken the opportunity during the break, however, to go over to the secondary feature table to be photographed along with the other WSOP Main Event champs.

05-31-2009 11:32 UTC-12

Chip Counts at the Break

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Greg Raymer 6,410,000
Vitaly Lunkin 4,340,000
Justin Bonomo 3,795,000
Isaac Haxton 3,405,000
Dani 'Ansky' Stern 3,115,000
Lex 'RaSZi' Veldhuis 1,660,000
Alec Torelli 1,555,000