2009 World Series of Poker
Event 25 - $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Entries
376
Level
27
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 376
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Level: 7
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
She check-called all the way to the river, first off on the
flop, then on the 
turn, then finally on the 
river.She showed
Ivey showed
for the flush and the 6 low.
- the small blind checked, big blind Leonidas bet, and button Nikolay Evdakov only called. Now heads up, the 
river brought another check from Leonidas, and another bet from Evdakov. Leonidas just called, despite having no low and a third heart having just hit, but his 
was good against Evdakov's at-it 
.
Jon 'Pearljammer' Turner - 16k
Michael Mizrachi - 18k
Bryan Devonshire - 8.5k
CK Hua - 17.5k
Pat Pezzin - 9k
Andy Bloch - 3k
Thang Lu - 16k
Raymond Davis - 16k
Lee Childs - 4.5k
Carlos Mortensen - 21k
Jason Mercier - 15k
Shawn Sheikhan - 20k
Phil Ivey - 9k
Chip Jett - 23k
David Singer - 4k
Annie Duke - 5k
Allie Prescott - 29k
Steve Wong - 23k
Sonny Osman - 3k
Previously not mentioned but deserving of at least one today:
Jan Sjavik - 15k
Jeff Duvall - 17k
Alexander Kostritsyn - OUT
The three hands which made it pretty far were:
Jan Sjavik: [XX]
Gavin Smith: [XX]
Dutch Boyd: [XX]
Sjavik had been betting up until fifth street, when he was raised by Smith. Both players made the call, but when Smith bet sixth, Sjavik folded and left it to the two of them. They received their final cards; Boyd checked to Smith, who bet yet again. Boyd thought for a long time, looked at his opponent's hand and then finally laid his own down.
Smith showed him
anyway.
failed to hit against . The most vocal participant on a table which includes Dario Minieri thus exits the tournament area.
. Diamond-heavy or not, his bet on the river secured him both halves of the pot as his turned out to be good.It occurs to me sometimes that poker terminology might be well-nigh incomprehensible to the casual reader. I apologise if there are any of those at the minute - the title of this post is a case in point. It looks like what came out when we put the Dutch Pokernews through babelfish...
Level: 8
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Heads up with Justin Young, John Cernuto bet a
flop, which Young check-called. The same thing happened on the 
turn. However, on the river, Young switched to betting out. After a short while, Cernuto mucked his hand face up - 
no good...?He's in the danger zone now with just 3k.
