Event 32 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-16-2009 10:04 UTC-12

Dubious Just Outside The Money

MarcC

We caught up with the action on the turn with the board showing {Q-Spades}

and Tony Cousineau and an opponent were heads up. The BB checked to Cousineau who bet 3,500 only to be raised to 9,500. His response was to move all in before the BB called all in with {Q-Clubs}

. Not surprisingly he was behind to Cousineau's {K-Diamonds}

for a turned straight. The river came {4-Spades}

as Cousineau raked in the pot and waved goodbye to his opponent.

Cousineau up to 100,000 now.

Level: 12

Blinds: 800/1,600

Ante: 200

06-16-2009 10:17 UTC-12

Not Far Now

MarcC

We're only eight places off the money and the decibel level has dropped here in the orange section. Maybe it's the tension setting in for some, maybe the lack of noise is due to heightened concentration levels. Whatever the reason you can bet the noise levels will rise when the bubble bursts.

06-16-2009 10:22 UTC-12

Big Downer

MarcC

Sergey Rybachenko started today as one our chip leaders but he has remarkably busted outside of the money. We not sure of how this went down but the main recipient seems to be table mate Caio Brites who started the day with 79,500 but is now up to 180,000.

06-16-2009 10:32 UTC-12

Hawes Busts

[user76023]

Rich Hawes has been eliminated after getting his last 20,000 or so in with {Q-?}

on a

flop against Greg Alston's {6-?}

which avoided another queen.

06-16-2009 10:37 UTC-12

Hand for Hand

MarcC

We're on the bubble here with 172 remaining. Each table is taking one hand at a time so we know who makes it in to the money and in what place.

06-16-2009 10:47 UTC-12

Bubble Bursts...

[user76023]

And everyone is now in the money,

Daniel Neilson is one of the first to bust after getting all-in with {A-Clubs}

against Eric Ladny's {K-Hearts}

with the board coming {J-Diamonds}

.

Ladny is up to 115,000.

06-16-2009 10:51 UTC-12

Bubble Confusion...

[user76023]

Apparently two players busted at the same time before Daniel Neilson's exit hand, going out 171st and 172nd. But because the Neilson hand caused so much interest, after they counted the remaining players they found there was only 169 players remained (including Neilson).

Therefore if you busted just before the bubble, then head back to the Rio and you might be splitting 171st place money!

06-16-2009 10:57 UTC-12