Event 25 - $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day 2 Completed
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 25 - $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Entries
376
Level
27
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Day 2 of the $2,500 Omaha/Stud 8-or-better Concludes
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It looks like play will restart at 1pm, despite the pleas of Matt Kelly who asked, "What bribery will it take for it to start at four? People like me that check full houses need their sleep."
Blair Rodman - 210k
Matt Kelly - 160k
Chad Brown - 65k
Peter Gelencser - 125k
Mark Scott - 148k
Carlos Mortensen - 280k
Ming Lee - 80k
Steve Wong - 235k
Jon Turner - 365k
Phil Ivey - 150k
Tom Koral - 130k
Dutch Boyd - 225k
Frank Debus - 250k
Eric Buchman - 240k
Alan 'Big Al' Emerson Eliminated in 15th Place ($8,198)
The flop arrived
and Mortensen led out at the pot. Gelencser folded and Emerson called.The turn brought the
and Mortensen bet again before Emerson moved all in for a few thousand more, with Mortensen committed to the call.Mortensen:
[6d}Emerson:
Emerson was set for at least half until the
fell on the river to give Mortensen a wheel and a scoop."You make the best wheels," chirped Mark Scott to a jovial Mortensen, as Emerson departs on the close of Day 2 play in 15th place for $8,198 in prize money.
Six More Hands
Gelencser Back in the Game
) ended up heads up between Peter Gelencser and Carlos Mortensen.Mortensen bet fourth street, but called when Gelencser bet his
on fifth, and also when he bet his 
. At the final card, their hands looked like:Gelencser: [XXX]
Mortensen: [XXX]
Gelencser bet 11k all in at the last card, and Mortensen paid him off, mucking when he was shown the down
for a pair of kings and an eight low.
Ivey Fading?
His opponent this time was Frank Debus who scooped the pot with a flush and eighty-seven low. Debus is up to 240,000 as Ivey slips to 175,000.
Raymond Davis Eliminated in 16th Place ($8,198)
The board was
when the hit the river. Turner fired out a bet and Ivey made a crying call.Turner revealed
as Ivey threw his head and hands in the air in disgust (as much as Ivey gets emotional anyway), obviously pained by the river card. As Ivey bemoaned his luck, Davis mucked his cards and after a little more inaudible muttering Ivey also released.Turner scoops a huge pot as Davis departs in 16th place for $8,198.
Petering Out
.The next hand he saw another fourway flop, and this time it was checked all the way down by small blind Mark Scott, Carlos Mortensen, Matt Kelly and Gelencser himself.
On the river with the board standing
Scott bet out, called by Mortensen and Gelencser. He showed 
which took the high, while Mortensen's 
got the low. He's down to what looks like under 40k.
Brown by a Nose
Brown:
Gelencser:
The hands were very similar, but Gelencser took the lead on the
flop. The 
on the turn didn't change anything, however the on the river put Brown's in front by a nose and he is fortunate to double through to about 60,000, with Gelencser slipping to 90,000.
Marking Time
Crikey.
The redraw looks as follows:
Blair Rodman
Matt Kelly
Chad Brown
Peter Gelencser
Big Al Emerson
Mark Scott
Carlos Mortensen
Ming Lee
Raymond Davis
Steve Wong
Jon Turner
Phil Ivey
Tom Koral
Dutch Boyd
Frank Debus
Eric Buchman