2009 World Series of Poker

Event 28 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
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Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
8♥7♦
Prize
$639,331
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Total Entries
2,641
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 2,641
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Counts From The Amazon Room

Paul Parker - 17,100
Kelly Kim - 8,800
Brett 'Gank' Jungblut - 8,200
Ivan Demidov - 6,200
Eugene Todd - 5,900
Garrett Beckman - 5,800
John Juanda - 5,700
Nancy Todd Tyner - 5,600
Mark "Newhizzle" Newhouse - 4,900
Tom McEvoy - 4,400
Chris 'Jesus' Ferguson - 4,300
Joe Tehan - 4,200
Matt 'AllInAt420' Stout - 4,200
Kristy Gazes - 4,100
Tom Franklin - 4,100
Dennis Phillips - 3,500
Kristian Lunardi - 3,450
JC Tran - 3,300
Darryll 'DFish' Fish - 3,200
Grant Hinkle - 2,100
Phil 'USCphildo' Collins - 1,675
Erica Schoenberg - 1,300

Counts From The Miranda Room

Eddie Sabat - 8,900
Matt Brady - 7,500
Thor Hansen - 7,000
Jordan Morgan - 6,600
Roy Winston - 5,600
Ryan 'ryanbluf' Karp - 3,600
Matt Woodward - 3,500
Maridu Marynick - 2,300
Liv Boeree - 2,100
Men Nguyen - 2,100
Bill Gazes - 2,050

Counts From The Brasilia Room

Jon Friedberg - 11,400
Kathy Liebert - 6,600
Maya Gellar - 6,500
Peter 'breeth' Turmezey - 6,100
Humberto Brenes - 5,300
Jared 'TheWacoKidd' Hamby - 5,100
Jean-Robert Bellande - 5,000
Mimi Tran - 4,400
Justin Young - 4,300
Hevad Khan -3,500
Theo Tran - 2,600
David Levi - 1,800
Steve-Paul Ambrose - 1,775
Svetlana Gromenkova - 1,700

Level: 3

Blinds: 75/150

Ante: 0

Gank Time!

With around 600 in the pot on the {K-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}{J-Clubs} flop Brett 'gank' Jungblut check-raised his opponent's 350-chip bet to 800 out of the small blind.

His opponent called, and when the {6-Clubs} fell on the turn Jungblut fired for 1,025 with his opponent calling once again.

The river fell the {6-Diamonds} and Jungblet moved all in for his last 2,000 with his opponent making the call. Jungblet tabled his {Q-Hearts}{10-Clubs} for a flopped straight, and the double as he moved to 8,300.

Tags: Brett Jungblut

One Year On

All around the Rio there are TV's for both the tournament clock and general TV.

Mostly used for recent sporting events a player in the Orange section jumped up, went over to the TV and fiddled round with the buttons.

Five channels later he had switched it to the 2008 Main Event coverage featuring the November Nine.

Although this may seem meaningless, Ivan Demidov has his back to the screen, and on numerous occasions has stood up to check out the coverage.

Maybe he has never seen it or maybe has watched it countless times, Demidov would sure love to match his breakout performance at this year's WSOP!

BananaThief Slips On His Own Peel

Australian young gun Aleks 'BananaThief' Brkovic has been sent to the rail.

Getting all his chips into the pot on a nine-high board, Brkovic was in great shape to double holding {A-?}{9-?} to his opponent's {9-?}{8-?}.

Fading the turn, the unfortunate eight would land on the river to see Brkovic exit to the rail just short of the first break.

Tags: Aleks Brkovic

Tran Doubles Todd

JC Tran has been cut back down to 6,200 after recently doubling up Eugene Todd.

All the money went in on the {A-?}{Q-?}{5-?} flop to see Todd out in front holding a set of Queens. Tran still had outs holding {A-?}{Q-?}, but would see none of them fall.

After the hand Todd began berating Tran stating that he was outplayed.

Tran then started up a conversation regarding WSOP bracelets with John Juanda which seemed to quiet down the Brooklyn-bred Todd.

Tags: Eugene ToddJC Tran

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