Event 33 - $10,000 World Championship Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-16-2009 17:39 UTC-12

Full Huis for Michiel

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Daniel Alaei raised his cutoff and Michiel Brummelhuis three-bet from the button. A call form Phil Tom in the small blind, and a call from Alaei.

Flop: {A-Spades}

It checked to Brummelhuis who bet. Tom just called, but Alaei raised. He got two callers, and they proceeded, as is traditional, to the turn.

Turn: {Q-Hearts}

It checked around to Brummelhuis once more, and again he bet. Tom now gave it up, but Alaei persisted and they saw the river.

River: {J-Diamonds}

Alaei check-called another bet from Brummelhuis and it went to showdown -- but Alaei knew he was beaten when Brummelhuis turned over {A-Clubs}

for a full house and just mucked his cards.

Phil Tom: down to 95,000
Daniel Alaei: down to 260,000
Michiel Brummelhuis: did rather well out of that hand to put him up to 310,000

06-16-2009 17:26 UTC-12

A raise from Greg Mueller in early position was met with a reraise from Lex Veldhuis; this in turn was met with a call from Chad Brown in the big blind and another call from Mueller.

Flop: {A-Hearts}

Brown and Mueller checked to Veldhuis who bet in position -- and back to Brown, who raised. Mueller called, and so did Veldhuis.

Turn: {9-Spades}

Now Brown bet out and Mueller called; Veldhuis gave it up though and they went heads up to the river.

River: {Q-Diamonds}

This river was rather unfortunate -- Veldhuis claimed afterwards that he'd folded pocket queens on the turn. Ouch. Brown flipped {A-Clubs}

and Mueller turned over {A-Spades}

. They chopped it up, and continued, while Veldhuis looked terribly sad.

06-16-2009 17:26 UTC-12

Fuhs Blown

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Danny Fuhs was all in by the turn with {2-Hearts}

but Matt Glantz held {J-Clubs}

and took down the pot when the board ran out {K-Clubs}

.

Fuhs departs empty-handed as Glantz is now up to 250,000.

Tags: Danny Fuhs Matt Glantz

06-16-2009 17:23 UTC-12

Another Double For Greenstein

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Barry Greenstein raised the cutoff before Mark Teltsher reraised on the button to put Greenstein all in. He made the call and the cards were tabled.

Greenstein: {A-Spades}

Teltsher:

The board fell {Q-Clubs}

and Greenstein survives another all-in confrontation. He's now on 37,000 chips.

Tags: Barry Greenstein Mark Teltsher

06-16-2009 17:19 UTC-12

Arieh Having Fun Yet?

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Josh Arieh has taken a bit of a hit.

He raised in early position and called a re-pop from Matt Glantz furthe down the table, and the two went heads up to a {J-Clubs}

flop.

Arieh check-called a bet from Glantz on the flop, but come the {2-Spades}

turn he checked again and then folded to another bet from Glantz.

Arieh: 70,000
Glantz: 225,000

Tags: Josh Arieh Matt Glantz

06-16-2009 17:14 UTC-12

Wahlbeck's Not Well

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Ville Wahlbeck stuck his last 9,000 in under the gun and Phil Tom reraised in mid position. Todd Brunson called in the big blind but folded when Tom bet the flop. On their backs.

Wahlbeck: {K-?}

Tom:

Board:

No more final tables for Wahlbeck, at least not this time -- he is well and truly toast.

Tags: Ville Wahlbeck

06-16-2009 17:13 UTC-12

Shakattack

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Dan Shak just picked up pocket aces and they were good for a double up. He's now up to a more healthy 115,000 chips.

Tags: Dan Shak

06-16-2009 17:11 UTC-12

Greenstein Keeping Head Above Water

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After folding a hand on the river on a board of {J-Clubs}

, Barry Greenstein was down to just his last 19,000 chips.

However he managed to double that amount a few short moments later from the small blind when his {Q-Diamonds}

caught a pair against the {K-Hearts}

of Mark Teltscher in the big blind on a board of {A-Hearts}

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Tags: Barry Greenstein

06-16-2009 17:11 UTC-12

Abort-eh Mission!

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A disaster for Alexander Borteh who raised under the gun and then called a reraise from Soheil Shamseddin to his immediate left. Borteh check-called down the {A-Diamonds}

flop and

turn, and then bet out on the {8-Clubs}

river. Shamseddin called and turned over {A-Hearts}

for top pair, and Borteh mucked. He's left with just 12,000, while Shamseddin is up to 290,000.

06-16-2009 17:08 UTC-12

Set Pays For Teltscher

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Mark Teltscher raised from early position with Joe McGowan making the call in the big blind.

Teltscher then led the betting the whole way on a board of {4-Diamonds}

with McGowan check-calling him down on each street.

Teltscher tabled {9-Diamonds}

for a set as McGowan mucked. Teltscher moves to 172,000 with McGowan down to 105,000.

Tags: Joe McGowan Mark Teltscher