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Brown:
Woodall:
The board ran out
and Brown exited to the rail in 21st place as Woodall's stack continued to soar; now sitting on 1,130,000 chips.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 36 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$3,084,900
Total Entries
1,695
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,695
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Brown:
Woodall:
The board ran out
and Brown exited to the rail in 21st place as Woodall's stack continued to soar; now sitting on 1,130,000 chips.
, Manuel Bevand moved all in and was immediately followed by Jamie Brown.Steven Tabb had both players covered and made the call to see a remarkable three-way all in.
Bevand:
Brown:
Tabb:
The turn and river blanked out for the all in players when it fell the
and 
to see Brown exit in 22nd and Bevand in 23rd as Tabb soared to 1,395,000 in chips.
, which trailed Chen's 
.When the board finished
, Chen's king played and he doubled to 400,000. Cole still has a comfortable 800,000.
Chen called and tabled his
to be slightly ahead of Baldwin's 
.Baldwin took the lead on the
flop, but would have to sweat a four or any heart to give Chen the lead and see himself hit the rail.The turn fell a safe
, but when the river peeled the Baldwin was sent to the rail as Chen climbed to 520,000 in chips.
Action was on Joe Morneau in the small blind and he pushed the action up to 85,000. Roux then four-bet all in for around 250,000 and Morneau made the call.
Roux:
Morneau:
The board ran out
to see Roux double to 560,000 as Morneau slips to 400,000 and change.
Baldwin:
Roux:
A board
did no damage to Roux's pair and he doubled to 290,000 while Baldwin found himself with a short stack of just 85,000.
, Jordan Rich checked to Warren Woodall.Woodall obliged with a bet which totaled enough to put Rich all in. Rich called and then quickly mucked when he saw the
of Woodall. He proceeded straight to collect his $15,270 in prizemoney.
Harder:
Grondin:
The board ran out
and Harder headed to the rail in 26th place as Grondin climbed to 650,000 in chips.
, George Tokarczyk pushed all in and got called by Corwin Cole.Tokarczyk showed
for two pair and lost when Cole showed pocket sixes for quads. Tokarczyk earned $15,220 for his efforts while Cole took the chip lead with a stack of 980,000.
Seat 1: Kyle Brown
Seat 2: Manuel Bevand
Seat 3: Jamie Brown
Seat 4: Steven Tabb
Seat 5: Jordan Rich
Seat 6: Adam White
Seat 7: Warren Woodall
Seat 8: Andrew Seden
Seat 9: Almira Skripchenko
Table 61
Seat 1: Joe Cutler
Seat 2: Andrew White
Seat 3: Robert Mezzie
Seat 4: Jonathan Plens
Seat 5: Pat Atchison
Seat 6: Ken Yates
Seat 7: Laurence Grondin
Seat 8: Ken Lennaard
Seat 9: Christian Harder
Table 64
Seat 1: Tommy Chen
Seat 2: Jordan Smith
Seat 3: Joseph Baldwin
Seat 4: Jack Powell
Seat 5: Johnny Necker
Seat 6: George Tokarczyk
Seat 7: Anthony Roux
Seat 8: Joe Morneau
Seat 9: Corwin Cole
