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, Jose Velador thought the time was right to push him out of the pot. He was wrong.When Velador shoved with
, Fuller quickly called with pocket queens and his set held up as the board bricked out for Velador.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 22 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em Shootout
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,363,635
Total Entries
1,000
Level
8
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 1,000
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, Jose Velador thought the time was right to push him out of the pot. He was wrong.When Velador shoved with
, Fuller quickly called with pocket queens and his set held up as the board bricked out for Velador.
, Leonid Yanovski put out a bet of 2,700, and his opponent, Jeffrey Siegal, called.The turn card came the
. Yanovski passed this time, allowing Siegal to bet 7,500 before check-raising all in. Siegal called, having his man covered.Showdown
Yanovski:
Siegal:
Yanovski was ahead, but he needed to fade a bunch of outs with one card to come. To his dismay, the river brought the
and the diamond flush for Siegal, sending him out the door.
Berkey showed pocket kings, in great shape to double up against Garaventa's pair of jacks. The first four board cards ran safe, but a jack on the river would be the card that would send Berkey out of the field.
.Carris bet 5,000 and Bibby raised to 15,000. Carris quickly shoved and Bibby made the call.
Carris:
Bibby:
When the board completed
, Bibby couldn't find his flush and was eliminated. Watching Carris stack up his chips afterward, Tony Cousineau could only comment "The mountain of chips groweth."
The flop showed up
, and Boyd checked to the re-raiser. Carris continued out with 4,500 chips, and Boyd check-raised all in. Carris snap-called, and Boyd frowned.Showdown
Boyd:
Carris:
The
on the turn left Boyd drawing dead, and the river was a meaningless . Dutch Boyd hastily collected his belongs and stormed out of the room, not bothering to pick up his payout ticket as he made his way through the big double doors.As he pulled in the rest of Boyd's chips, Carris could be heard singing, "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas..."
Sander turned over
for a pair of 7s, which weren't enough to beat Forden's pocket 10s.
The flop came
, and Boyd led right back out with a bet of 4,500. Carris moved all in for 26,500, and Boyd made the call.Showdown
Boyd:
Carris:
Boyd was in a bad spot, and the
and that filled out the board did nothing to improve him. He ships more than half his stack over to Carris, dropping down to 20,000.
Level: 2
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
.After the last card was dropped, Sander led out for 14,000 and Massimiliano raised to 30,000. Sander thought for a moment before committing the rest of his stack, and Massimiliano made the quick call, turning over
for quads.While Massimiliano racked up his chips, which now total 119,000, Sander took a walk. He still has 17,000 left and we expect he'll return before they're blinded away.
. Heads up, Antoine Amourette moved all in for 26,150. After taking some time to think it over, Matthew Wood looked him up, putting a big pot up for grabs.Showdown
Amourette:
Wood:
The river was not a queen, it was the
, and Matthew Wood has been knocked all the way back to 9,300.
