2009 World Series of Poker
Event 34 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Players Left 1 / 2,095
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Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Evdakov turned over

while Hellmuth showed 
. "Here we go again, Jeff!" Hellmuth called across the way to Jeff Madsen.What a flop for Hellmuth --


. Evdakov was already sunk, but for the sake of completeness, we'll report the turn was the
and the river the
. Evdakov is out, and Hellmuth now up to 58,000."Phil, can I get a little bit of that?" said Madsen.
Too close to call right now. With 324 left, we still need a little over 100 players to be eliminated in the next 75 minutes of play to get there tonight.
Hamby showed

, and his opponent 
. The board came 



, and Hamby knocked out another player. He's way up to 75,000 now.
Vanessa Rousso was just eliminated after finding herself all in before the flop with pocket jacks, but running up against a player holding K-K. The board came ten-high, and Rousso is out.
"Sorry," said her opponent as the hand concluded. "Don't be sorry," she replied. "You had the best hand!"
Hellmuth and Madsen ended up at adjacent tables. Recently Hellmuth was in a hand in which a player under the gun had raised to 2,200, then it folded to Hellmuth in the BB who reraised to 6,000. His opponent pushed all in, and Hellmuth called, his opponent having him covered.
Hellmuth showed

, and was up against 
. The board came 



, and Hellmuth doubled back to 32,500."Look out, Madsen!" the Poker Brat called across the aisle.



, Paul Wasicka's opponent checked, Wasicka bet, his opponent check-raised enough to put Wasicka all in, and Wasicka made the call.Wasicka turned over

for trip tens, while the other player revealed 
for a pair of kings. The river was a blank, and Wasicka is back up to 31,000.
The table folded back to the original raiser who showed an ace, then folded. Chicotsky showed an ace as well before tossing his cards to the dealer. After being down to just three big blinds earlier, Chicotsky is now up to 27,000.