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Level: 18
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 31 - $1,500 H.O.R.S.E.
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Total Entries
770
Level
27
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 770
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Soulier: x-x /
/ xVan Alstyne: x-x /
/ xThe aim of the split-pot games is to scoop. It's the only way to make any money. That's exactly what Fabrice Soulier just did to James Van Alstyne. Van Alstyne check-called fifth street, sixth street and the river.
At showdown, Soulier turned up
in the hole for a diamond flush and an 8-6 low. Van Alstyne just mucked his hand and dropped to 63,000. Soulier now has 240,000.
Joe Serock: (X-X)
(X)Rod Pardey: (X-X)
(X)Kathy Baxter: (X-X)
-FOLDSerock brought in and then Pardey completed. Baxter called and then when action got back to Serock, he raised. Pardey and Baxter both called. From there, Serock bet on all streets when action was on him. Baxter stayed with her hand until fifth street, where she folded. Pardey stayed all the way and ended up being all in on sixth.
When he got all in, Serock rolled up
in the hole. Pardey had a wired pair of eights, .On seventh street, Serock peeled the
, leaving Pardey with outs to any two pair or trips. Pardey pulled the 
though and couldn't beat Serock's aces. He was eliminated on the hand while Serock bumped himself up to 145,000 chips.
In a game that almost seems quaint and simple by comparison to all the other games, Vanessa Rousso has added more chips to her stack. She limped the button, then called a raise from the small blind to see a flop of
. The small blind led out, drawing a raise from Rousso that the small blind called.The
on the turn brought another bet from the small blind. Rousso called there, then called again on the river. The small blind made a pair of aces, 
. No good against Rousso's . She's up to 155,000 as a result."I think I liked it better when you didn't have chips," one player at the table said.
"I don't think she cares," commented another.
There are a couple of stacks that have grown to more than 200,000 now, but none that are particularly short.
33rd - Clyde Hinton
34th - Richard Brodie
35th - Lawrence Birck
36th - Ronnie Hofman
37th - Kenneth Krouner
38th - William Buckley
39th - Bonnie Leinhos
40th - Timothy Acker
against Shannon Shorr and a third player. The board ran out 
, with Shorr betting the flop and calling a check-raise, calling the turn, and betting the river. Brodie's third-nut flush was no good against Shorr's 
, the nut flush.
Level: 17
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
