2009 World Series of Poker

Event 29 - $10,000 World Championship Heads Up No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
3♥5♥
Prize
$625,682
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$2,406,400
Entries
256
Level Info
Level
6
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 256
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Day 2 Matches

Each table will host two matches. Seat 1 vs. Seat 3 and Seat 8 vs. Seat 10.


(Table 251)
Seat 1: JUSTIN FILTZ v.
Seat 3: MATTHEW WOODWARD

Seat 8: NATHAN DOUDNEY v.
Seat 10: CORY CARROLL

(Table 252)
Seat 1: JEFFREY MADSEN v.
Seat 3: STEPHEN O'DWYER

Seat 8: JAMIE ARMSTRONG v.
Seat 10: BENJAMIN SPINDLER

(Table 253)
Seat 1: MICHAEL BAXTER v.
Seat 3: DUSTIN WOOLF

Seat 8: ROBERTO ROMANELLO v.
Seat 10: THOMAS DWAN

(Table 254)
Seat 1: STEPHEN ZOLOTOW v.
Seat 3: JEFFREY GARZA

Seat 8: ADAM EWENSTEIN v.
Seat 10: BRYAN PELLEGRINO

(Table 255)
Seat 1: LEO WOLPERT v.
Seat 3: DAVID PHAM

Seat 8: SCOTT FISCHMAN v.
Seat 10: YEVGENIY TIMOSHENKO

(Table 256)
Seat 1: DRAGAN GALIC v.
Seat 3: JESSE MARTIN

Seat 8: JASON MERCIER v.
Seat 10: MICHAEL PESEK

(Table 257)
Seat 1: KONSTANTIN PUCHKOV v.
Seat 3: JAMIN STOKES

Seat 8: JUSTIN SMITH v.
Seat 10: WILLIAM THORSON

(Table 258)
Seat 1: JOHNNY CHAN v.
Seat 3: KYLE BROSSIA

Seat 8: MICHAEL BANDUCCI v.
Seat 10: BRIAN LEMKE

(Table 259)
Seat 1: NOAH SCHWARTZ v.
Seat 3: BENJAMIN SPRENGERS

Seat 8: NICHOLAS RAMPONE v.
Seat 10: NATHANAEL POYSTI

(Table 260)
Seat 1: ERIK SEIDEL v.
Seat 3: JASON SENTI

Seat 8: MASAAKI KAGAWA v.
Seat 10: JIMMY D'AMBROSIO

(Table 261)
Seat 1: JOHN DUTHIE v.
Seat 3: TERRENCE CHAN

Seat 8: BENJAMIN TOLLERENE v.
Seat 10: CHRIS FERGUSON

(Table 262)
Seat 1: ANDREW LICHTENBERGER v.
Seat 3: MATTHEW HAWRILENKO

Seat 8: JONATHAN JAFFE v.
Seat 10: DARIO MINIERI

(Table 263)
Seat 1: BRANDEN HAMPTON v.
Seat 3: BROCK PARKER

Seat 8: EVAN ROBERTS v.
Seat 10: VANESSA ROUSSO

(Table 264)
Seat 1: BENJAMIN LAMB v.
Seat 3: SHAWN BUCHANAN

Seat 8: ALBERT IVERSEN v.
Seat 10: STEVEN CRAWFORD

(Table 265)
Seat 1: ANTONIO ESFANDIARI v.
Seat 3: DMITRY LESNOY

Seat 8: CLAVET MATHIEU v.
Seat 10: ALEX KEATING

(Table 266)
Seat 1: ALEC TORELLI v.
Seat 3: JOAO VIDE BARBOSA

Seat 8: MIKE CARO v.
Seat 10: ALEXEY POPOV

Almost Set for Day 2

Welcome back for Day 2 of the $10,000 World Championship of Heads-Up No-Limit Hold'em! The starting field of 256 runners has been whittled down to just 64 through two quick rounds of action. The players are set to play two more rounds today, and we'll have our final sixteen players set by the time it's all said and done.

The players are mostly in their seats, with the chips being passed out and the last-minute paperwork being taken care of. We expect to be underway in just a few minutes so sit tight, we'll be right back with the action.

Level: 1

Blinds: 500/1,000

Ante: 0

Missing Pieces

So far, Scott Fischman is alone at his table. His opponent is slated to be Yevgeniy Timoshenko, but the young pro is missing in action so far. Unlike Day 1, the absent player is being blinded off here on Day 2.

That problem is half as bad as the one on Table 251. Neither Matthew Woodward nor Justin Filtz is here yet, so it'll be difficult for either of them to pull ahead in their faceoff. The dealer is all alone in the box, flipping the cut card back and forth between his hands and looking rather bored.

Classy Move by Jason Senti

Play started about three minutes ago and dealers were instructed to deal even if one player was missing from the table. Meaning, a player was free to raise his opponent and take down every pot until they arrived.

Jason Senti decided to take the road less traveled. He capped his cards and quietly waited until his opponent, Erik Seidel, arrived at the table.

Tags: Jason Senti

Schwartz Slipping Early

We pick up the action on the turn with the board reading {5-Diamonds} {2-Diamonds} {3-Clubs} {J-Hearts}. Action was on Benjamin Sprenger, and he checked over to Noah Schwartz. Schwartz put out a bet of 8,500 which Sprenger called.

The river card was the {3-Spades}. Sprenger grabbed the betting lead now, firing out a healthy bet of 28,000. After some deliberation, Schwartz made the call. His opponent tabled {A-Diamonds} {3-Diamonds}, his monster flop turning in the winning trip threes on the river. Schwartz has now shipped about half his stack to his foe, sitting now with 64,000 left.

Tags: Benjamin SprengerNoah Schwartz

Senti Grinding at Seidel

On a flop of {10-Hearts} {3-Spades} {K-Hearts}, Erik Seidel checked first to act. Jason Senti bet 3,000, only to see Seidel check-raise to 9,500. Senti called to see the turn.

It was the {7-Spades}. Seidel wasn't stopping now, pushing out 22,000 chips. Senti wasted little time making the call.

The last card off was the {4-Clubs}. Both players checked it down this time. Senti tabled {K-Diamonds} {Q-Diamonds}, and Seidel tapped the felt in acknowledgement. "Three," he said, as he pushed his chips in the direction of his opponent. Seidel is down to 87,000 and Senti holds the lead with 153,000.
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