Most interestingly, his former seat, right next to Lex Veldhuis, is now being occupied by fellow Dutchman Noah Boeken. This is Boeken's third tournament this Series and the third time he's made Day 2 -- he cashed in both the last two, but he's got a long way to go before he cashes in this one...
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 33 - $10,000 World Championship Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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Most interestingly, his former seat, right next to Lex Veldhuis, is now being occupied by fellow Dutchman Noah Boeken. This is Boeken's third tournament this Series and the third time he's made Day 2 -- he cashed in both the last two, but he's got a long way to go before he cashes in this one...
Down to a below average 43,500 (average is at 77,000 now with 72 runners left), Wahlbeck reraised to a raise from Greg Mueller and they saw a flop. Mueller check-called all the way down the
board and mucked when Wahlbeck showed him pocket tens for the flopped set.Wahlbeck is up to 60,000; Mueller meanwhile barely feels the loss, with his stack now resting at 160,000.




.Tom revealed

for a set of kings to collect the pot and add to his growing stack. Tom is a WSOP bracelet winner, having won the $5,000 No Limit Holdem Shootout event last year. He's now up to 142,000 and in good shape to make it bracelet number two!
Mr Small Blind: "I hope you don't have ace king"
Cassidy:
Board:


.Adams led the betting, firing on the flop and he was all in by the
turn. Both opponents made the call as the
fell on the river. Gould fired a bet into the side pot with Tsiprailidis making the call.Gould showed

for the rivered straight as Adams sighed and flashed 
for a set.Adams is eliminated with Gould up to 135,000 chips.
Also making a fine recovery is brightly coloured Dutchman Michiel Brummelhuis -- after dropping down to just 13,000, he's right back up to 86,000.

as Josh Arieh made a gambling call in the big blind with 
.The board ran out




missing Arieh and giving Adams a full house for the double up to stay alive. He's up to 14,900 chips.
flop. Howard Lederer called with
, failed to hit on the raggy turn and river, and the pot went Seidel's way to keep him in the game.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,300/2,500
Ante: 0