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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 33 - $10,000 World Championship Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Total Entries
185
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 185
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Seat 1: Vitaly Lunkin
Seat 2: Scotty Nguyen
Seat 3: er, not sure about him actually
Seat 4: Hasan Habib
Seat 5: Sami "Lars Luzak" Kelopuro (table captain on 50,000)
Seat 6: Erik Seidel
Seat 7: Gavin Smith
Seat 8: get back to you on that one
Seat 9: Marc Naalden
There is no value in this tournament. No value at all.
, Doyle Brunson confidently bet out, and Dragan Galic equally confidently called. Brunson turned over 
-- and Galic turned over 
for the inevitable chop. No change there.
They saw a flop of
where the action was checked through to Phil Ivey who threw in a bet. Lieu folded with the other two players making the call.The turn brought the
and this time the early position player led out before Leonidas put in a raise. The action was then with Ivey who called with the EP player stepping aside.The river landed the
and both players slowed with a check. Leonidas tabled 
for a set as Ivey mucked.Leonidas collects a nice pot to get up to 23,000 with Ivey slipping to 17,000.
board, the original raiser giving it up on the turn and the big blind finally check-folding on the river.Rheem is up to a very comfortable 39,000.
Level: 4
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 0
.Bloch led out with a bet before Benyamine raised. Bloch made the call and they saw the
land on the turn. Bloch checked and Benyamine fired with Bloch making the call.The river fell the
and Bloch checked again to Benyamine who tossed another 800 into the pot. Bloch committed to the call with pocket tens but Benyamine showed 
for a bigger two pair to collect the pot.Bloch is down to 21,000 with Benyamine moving to 35,000 chips.
Flop:
It checked around to Ankenman who bet, but Witteles check-raised it; two callers later and they were three-way to the turn as well.
Turn:
Now Witteles bet out, and two calls again led them to the river.
River:
Witteles checked to Greenstein who bet; Ankenman made the call but Witteles gave it up. Greenstein flipped over
for second pair which had runner-runnered a flush, and took the pot to put him up to 33,300.
.Edler tabled a creative
for a straight to scoop the pot as his opponent raised his eyebrows and mucked.
