2009 World Series of Poker
Event 2 - $40,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
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. Peter Jetten bet 50,000 from the small blind and Barry Schwartz made the call from the big blind. The river fell the
and Jetten moved all in, receiving a quick call from Schwartz, who held
for a set to Jetten's
for two pair. Jetten's stack was crippled to only 2,800 on the hand, though he did double up through Isaac Baron on the next hand with
vs. Baron's
. He's now sitting on about 7,000 in chips while Schwartz is up to 252,000.
Bechtel, David Chiu, and Per Ummer saw a flop of
. Bechtel checked, Chiu bet 6,000, Ummer folded and Bechtel called. The
cameon the turn and Bechtel checked again. Chiu fired out 9,200 only to be met with a shove from Bechtel for his entire 119,000 stack. Chiu made the call and flipped over
for a flopped full house, cracking Bechtel's
. The river was the
and Bechtel's tournament was over while Chiu doubled up to 245,000.

and Chris Moneymaker made the call with 
. The flop came


. "Nine-ball," said Moneymaker facetiously. The turn was the
and the river the
, and Moneymaker's fives held. Cajelais is out, and Moneymaker now has 150,000.



and the pot 4,000, Johnny Chan bet 3,000 and Vanessa Rousso made the call. Both checked the
on the river. "King high," announced Chan, as Rousso turned over

, her ace giving her the pot.
Phil Laak announces to the entire tournament floor that he is all in. Camera crews rush over to see Laak turn over
for middle set against the pocket kings of James Calderaro. The turn and river are blanks and Laak doubles up to 245,000. Calderaro drops all the way down to 7,900.
Table 58: Huck Seed, Shannon Shorr, Nicolas Levi, Brian Townsend, Doyle Brunson, Greg "FBT" Mueller
Table 60: Jonathan Little, Shaun Deeb, Eli Elezra, Neil Channing, Gavin Smith
Table 64: James "mig.com" Mackey, Vanessa Rousso, John Juanda, Ivan Demidov, Johnny Chan
Table 70: Phil Ivey, Scott Seiver, David Pham, Scott Montgomery
Table 72: Kathy Liebert, David "Devilfish" Ulliott, Dan Shak, David Benefield, Cory Zeidman
Table 83: Andy Black, Humberto Brenes, Barry Greenstein, Peter Eastgate, Johannes Strassmann
Table 90: Phil Laak, Erick Lindgren, Ted Forrest, Vivek Rajkumar, Chad Batista
Table 93: David Benyamine, Justin "BoostedJ" Smith, Chau Giang, Josh Arieh


, Tony G just got it all in with 
versus Erik Cajelais' 
. The turn was the
, further improving Tony G's hand. And the river was the
, giving Tony G the large pot.Tony G is quickly up to 248,000, while Cajelais falls to 3,800.
Seat 2: Daniel Stern
Seat 3: Gavin Griffin
Seat 4: Andy Bloch (not yet present)
Seat 5: Brian Rast
Seat 6: Yevgeniy Timoshenko
Seat 7: Luke Staudenmaier
Seat 8: J.C. Tran
Both Rast and Timoshenko made a final table at the WPT Championship last month. Rast bubbled the televised portion of the final table in 7th place while Timoshenko went on to take down the title.