Slim Sent Packing
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We are unsure exactly what happened, but we were told by his table that Slim was short and pushed holding
and lost to an opponent's 
.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 28 - $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
Entries
2,641
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
We are unsure exactly what happened, but we were told by his table that Slim was short and pushed holding
and lost to an opponent's .
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Wooka Kim Crippled
However, if she is to make a name here in Las Vegas, she'll have a lot of work to do if it's today.
Kim was recently left crippled when her
failed to improve against an opponent's 
when the board ran out 
to see her left with only 1,250 in chips.
November Nine
Dennis Phillips (2,800) and Ivan Demidov (1,700) are grinding the short stack while Kelly Kim (7,100) and Ylon Schwartz (6,200) are seating fairly comfortably.
Recent Arrivals
With registration opened until the start of the third level, who knows who else may wonder into the Rio for Event 28!
Good Fold For Tran?
, Theo Tran led out for 600.His opponent then moved all in for 3,000 to Tran into the tank as he mulled over his decision. After several minutes of deliberation Tran folded his
face up. His opponent flashed the
when he raked in the pot, but Tran still sits with a better then average 4,900 in chips.
Tran Doubles Todd
All the money went in on the
flop to see Todd out in front holding a set of Queens. Tran still had outs holding , 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.
BananaThief Slips On His Own Peel
Getting all his chips into the pot on a nine-high board, Brkovic was in great shape to double holding
to his opponent's 
.Fading the turn, the unfortunate eight would land on the river to see Brkovic exit to the rail just short of the first break.
One Year On
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!
Gank Time!
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
fell on the turn Jungblut fired for 1,025 with his opponent calling once again.The river fell the
and Jungblet moved all in for his last 2,000 with his opponent making the call. Jungblet tabled his 
for a flopped straight, and the double as he moved to 8,300.