Event 36 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-19-2009 15:43 UTC-12

Sixth Round Pay Outs

Another set of eliminations, and another set of players walking away with $6,262 in prizemoney.

73 - Matthew LaGarde
74 - Theo Goethals
75 - Sergey Kishnev
76 - Pieter De Korver
77 - Ian O'Shaughnessy
78 - Andreas Krause
79 - Corey Burbick
80 - David 'Chino' Rheem
81 - William Sumi

06-19-2009 15:36 UTC-12

Rheem's Day is Over

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Chino Rheem's roller coaster day ended at the hands of Joe McGowan.

Rheem moved in for 51,800 from the small blind and McGowan called from middle position. Rheem showed {6-Hearts}

while McGowan held {9-Spades}

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A board of {7-Hearts}

offered nothing to help Rheem's hand, and he went to the rail. McGowan has 145,000.

Level: 16

Blinds: 2,000/4,000

Ante: 500

06-19-2009 15:33 UTC-12

Pieter de Korver Busts

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Steven Tabb raised to 8,000 from the button and Pieter de Korver came over the top for nearly 70,000 from the small blind. Tabb made the call.

Tabb: {7-Hearts}

de Korver: {A-Hearts}

A flop of

put Tabb way in front, and his lead held when the board finished {3-Diamonds}

. Tabb now has 140,000.

06-19-2009 15:29 UTC-12

Fifth Round Pay Outs

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The next group of players are walking away with $5,614 in their back pockets.

82 - Brian Horton
83 - James Pechac
84 - Brandon Demes
85 - Vadim Shlez
86 - Tark Abboud
87 - Robert Zelinka
88 - In Sun Geoum
89 - Jason Sackler
90 - Kenna James

06-19-2009 15:22 UTC-12

A Good Turn for Cole

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We caught this hand as Corwin Cole shipped his stack into the middle on a board of {J-Hearts}

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Carl Sumi made the call and showed {K-Hearts}

, which put him way ahead of Cole's {7-Hearts}

. That all changed when the turn brought the {7-Spades}

and, when Sumi couldn't find a king on the river, Cole doubled up to 260,000.

Sumi was left with just 60,000 after the hand.

06-19-2009 15:15 UTC-12

Sparta Triumphs Again

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Jason Gray raised to 8,000 and Jim Pechac reraised all in for just 5,000 more. Action moved to Phil Sparta, who reraised to 30,000, prompting Gray to fold.

Heading to the flop, Peshac showed {A-Hearts}

and couldn't catch Sparta's {A-Clubs}

when the board ran {9-Diamonds}

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The hand moved Sparta up to 490,000.

06-19-2009 15:09 UTC-12

Brandon Demes Eliminated

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Brandon Demes moved all in with pocket fives before the flop and got called by Donovan Panone, who held pocket tebs.

A board of {Q-Hearts}

provided no help for Demes, who is now done for the day.

06-19-2009 14:59 UTC-12

Woods Gets Woodall

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Warren Woodall raised to 13,500 from early position and action folded back to Darren Woods who called from the big blind.

Woods bet 20,000 on a flop of {2-Diamonds}

and Woodall took his time before making the call. The {2-Clubs}

paired the board on the turn and Woods asked Woodall for a chip count before leading out for 65,000. Woodall again took his time before finally mucking his hand. His stack is now at 140,000.

06-19-2009 14:49 UTC-12

Fourth Round Pay Outs

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Now into the top 100, these players earn $5,090 for their efforts.

91 - Roberto Romanello
92 - Jamie Roberts
93 - Gregory Mihaly
94 - Eugene Todd
95 - Pascal Vullion
96 - James Downend
97 - Daniel Anton
98 - Michael Binger
99 - David Wilcox