Morelli Welcomed to the Table
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Morelli's still doing fine on 5,500 though.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 24 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,420,690
Entries
2,506
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Morelli's still doing fine on 5,500 though.
Yeh, Baby
The chips went on the turn of a
board, Yeh pushing with 
for top set and his opponent calling with 
for the up and down. Yeh filled up when the 
hit the river, and he is now up there in terms of chips.
How Are They Doing?
Marc Naalden: 12,000
John Tabatabai: 4,500 and sharing a table with Elky
Elky: 7,000 and sharing a table with John Tabatabai
Gavin Griffin: 6,000
UK online legend Chris Moorman: 10,000 ("...Although it won't last long. I'm hoping to get out of here early to go rail JP [Kelly, chip leader going into the final table of the $1,500 Pot Limit]")
Chad Batista: it's possible he was just nipping out for a smoke or something, but he was spotted walking down the corridor entirely sans chips, so busto is a definite possibility
Still Trickling In
- Mike Pesek
- Darus Suharto
- Lars Hougaard (that's Jesper's younger brother, in case you're wondering)
- Daniel Zink (although identical twin Sebastian is nowhere to be seen)
- EPT Grand Final winner Pieter de Korver
- Vitaly Lunkin
- Maridu Mayrinck
- Andrew Feldman
- pink-haired Brit Kevin O'Leary
- diminutive Brit Lawrence Houghton
Break Time
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
And They're Back
No Longer Liv-ing
How Are They Doing?
Anthony Yeh: 18,000
Marty Derbyshire: 12,000
Kevin O'Leary: 11,500
Doing OK
James Keys: 6,300, recovered from just 1,000 earlier
Maridu Mayrinck: just arrived and on 3,700 -- "Nothing to write home about."
Leo Kam: 4,200
Nik Persaud: 3,700 and "Very, very, very hungover."
Erica Schoenberg: 3,500
Almira Skripchenko: 3,200
Not Doing Well at All
Surinder Sunar: 100
Jeff Madsen: out
Shane Schleger: out
Tout C'Est Bon for Bonomo
flop. Both players checked the 
turn and the original raiser checked the 
river and then called 1,000 from Bonomo. Bonomo flipped over 
and his opponent called and mucked, putting Bonomo up to a healthy 8,700.