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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 30 - $2,500 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$1,002,800
Total Entries
436
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 436
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Sarkeshik
Layne
The board ran out
and Sarkeshik doubled up to 46,000.
Varahram Vardjavand moved all in before the flop with a premium hand indeed,
and John Juanda called the relatively small amount with a not-so-premium hand, 
. The board ran out
, Juanda making a seven-high straight to send Vardjavand to the rail. We're now only two spots off the money.
and Steve Sung made the call from the button. The turn was the 
and Taylor moved all in, having Sung covered. Sung called off the 21,800 he had behind, turning up 
for top two pair and a flush draw while Taylor showed 
. The river was the 
and Sung took it down, increasing his stack to 89,000 while Taylor slipped to 38,000.
when the cards fell 
.Andrew Batey fared much better, as his
gave him top set and the pot, sending Tsopkounis home just before the money.
, Yadin Shemmer moved all in for his remaining 9,600 and John Juanda made the call. Shemmer
Juanda
Juanda was well ahead with top set and his hand held up through the
on the turn and the on the river to send Shemmer home.
when Jeff Chapman pushed all in for his last 6,700 and got called by both David Chiu and Anders Taylor.Chiu then check-called another 8,300 when the
appeared on fourth street, and check-folded after Taylor bet 22,600 at the on the river.When the final two hands were shown, Chapman held
for two pair while Taylor made a jack-high straight with 
.Taylor's stack now sits at 91,000 while Chiu is still OK with 66,000.
on the turn, Andrew Batey checked over to Jesse Rios, who moved all in for 14,600. Batey made the call. Rios
Batey
This time, Rios had a hand with a set of aces, and his nemesis Batey was on the nut flush draw. Batey couldn't get there on the river, which fell the
and Rios reclaimed some of his lost chips, doubling up to 42,000. Batey was left with 93,000.
on the turn, Andrew Batey made a small bet of 8,500, Jesse Rios made a pot-sized raise to 54,100 and Batey happily called all in, tabling 
for the full house. Rios was drawing dead with 
. The irrelevant river card was the
and Rios shipped the vast majority of his stack over to Batey, who is up to 122,000. Rios was left with 24,000.
