Event 2 - $40,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day 2 Completed
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 2 - $40,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$40,000
Entries
201
Level
30
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
30,000
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Seat 1 - Frank Kassela (167,000)
Seat 2 - Brian Townsend (671,000)
Seat 3 - Justin Bonomo (2,678,000)
Seat 4 - Keith Lehr (1,257,000)
Seat 5 - Clark Hamagami (691,000)
Seat 6 - Ted Forrest (2,586,000)
Seat 7 - Andrew Robl (112,000)
Seat 8 - OPEN
Seat 9 - Greg Raymer (2,287,000)
Table 60
Seat 1 - Doshi Suresh (771,000)
Seat 2 - Alec Torelli (1,725,000)
Seat 3 - David Chiu (318,000)
Seat 4 - Vitaly Lunkin (1,166,000)
Seat 5 - OPEN
Seat 6 - Neil Channing (270,000)
Seat 7 - Matt Glantz (671,000)
Seat 8 - David Baker (2,367,000)
Seat 9 - Isaac Haxton (539,000)
Table 62
Seat 1 - Dani Stern (762,000)
Seat 2 - OPEN
Seat 3 - Brian Rast (912,000)
Seat 4 - OPEN
Seat 5 - Tony G (481,000)
Seat 6 - Noah Schwartz (541,000)
Seat 7 - Andy Black (210,000)
Seat 8 - Matthew Marafioti (1,003,000)
Seat 9 - Lex Veldhuis (2,103,000)
Players return tomorrow at 2 p.m. PDT to play down to a final table. Justin Bonomo is the chip leader at 2,678,000 followed closely by David Baker (2,367,000) and former World Champion, Greg Raymer (2,287,000).
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David "The Dragon" Pham open-shoved from middle position with his last 320,000, and Matthew Marafioti made the call from the big blind. Pham showed
, and Marafioti tabled 
.The board came
, and Pham is out in 24th place, earning $71,858.
against the 
of David Baker.After a flop of
Mizzi was in the lead but Baker caught two pair after the fell on the turn followed by the 
on the river. Sorel Mizzi is eliminated in 25th place, earning $71,858 while Baker gets a boast at the end of the night to 2,300,000.
Tran
Marafioti
The board came
, and Tran has been eliminated in 26th place. Marafioti has about 1.05 million.
up against Marafioti's 
. The flop came down
, making Tony G trip aces. "Reasonable flop," he quipped with a smile.
The turn was the
, the river was the 
and Tony G doubled to 400,000.
Rousso
Lehr
The flop was
, Rousso's queens still leading. The turn was the 
but the spiked on the river to bounce her from the tournament in 27th place. She'll collect $71,858 for her performance.
Table #58
Seat #1 -- Frank Kassela
Seat #2 -- Brian Townsend
Seat #3 -- Justin Bonomo
Seat #4 -- Keith Lehr
Seat #5 -- Clark Hamagami
Seat #6 -- Ted Forrest
Seat #7 -- Andrew Robl
Seat #8 -- Vanessa Rousso
Seat #9 -- Greg Raymer
Table #60
Seat #1 -- Doshi Suresh
Seat #2 -- Alec Torelli
Seat #3 -- David Chiu
Seat #4 -- Vitaly Lunkin
Seat #5 -- Sorel Mizzi
Seat #6 -- Neil Channing
Seat #7 -- Matthew Glantz
Seat #8 -- David Baker
Seat #9 -- Isaac Haxton
Table #62
Seat #1 -- Dani Stern
Seat #2 -- David Pham
Seat #3 -- Brian Rast
Seat #4 -- J.C. Tran
Seat #5 -- Tony G
Seat #6 -- Noah Schwartz
Seat #7 -- Andy Black
Seat #8 -- Matthew Marafioti
Seat #9 -- Lex Velduis
The flop was
. Chriss led out for 100,000, Raymer folded, and Torelli slid out a tall stack of green 25,000 chips, setting Chriss all in. He made the call. Chriss
Torelli
Though Chriss flopped top pair, Torelli had an open-ended straight draw and filled it on the turn when the
fell. The river was the and Neil Chriss earned the unfortunate title of $40K bubble boy. Our 27 remaining players are all in the money and guaranteed at least $71,858 for their efforts.
With 9:17 remaining in Level 18, the clock was paused and a card was drawn to determine the number of hands that will be played at each table before we wrap up for the night. It was a six, ergo, six more hands.
