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Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 38 - $2,000 Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Total Entries
446
Level
25
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 446
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Most of the damage was done when Phil Hellmuth raised under the gun and Sands reraised preflop. Hellmuth check-called Sands' bets on the X
flop and 
turn, and then bet out on the 
river. Sands called, but his his pocket queens were no good against Hellmuth's 
for the rivered straight. Ouch.A couple hands later and Hellmuth finished him off. Down to just 2,400, Sands got it in under the gun with
and it folded around to Hellmuth in the small blind who raised with 
. The big blind folded. On their backs:Board:
Hellmuth made himself another straight for good measure, and Sands slips through our fingers while Hellmuth is on around 55,000.
flop. He had a willing opponent in Diego Cordovez, who had flopped top two pair with . Hellmuth was behind with 
but had outs as they went to the 
turn and 
river!!Hellmuth got there with the flush and doubled to 30,000. Cordovez knocked back a little to 40,000.
The two blinds saw a
flop and the small blind bet out; Sands in the big blind raised and the small blind called.The turn was the
and now the small blind checked. Sands bet, and the pot was his.
to the UTG's 
.The board ran
. The river caught the UTG player to save their tournament life and knock Kid Poker back to 44,000.
Negreanu on 50,000 currently.
flop. His bet was raised and he called to see a 
turn. Both players checked it through to the 
river where Naalden bet and was called. He then threw his cards towards the muck but was made to show his losing 
. His opponent had tabled 
for the pot.Naalden down on 44,000 now.
made a rather nice flush on an X 
board to beat his opponent's 
straight.
Soheil Shamseddin: 105,000 and looking good for his second limit final table this week, to be honest
Mike Thorpe: 92,000
Daniel Negreanu: 56,000
Jameson Painter: 99,000
David Baker: 88,000
Simen Sagstuen: 48,000
Shannon Shorr: 15,000
Alex Keating: 89,000
Alex Kravchenko: 57,000
Phil Hellmuth: 17,000
Takashi Ogura: 28,500
John Monnette: has somehow gone bust
. It was all in preflop and his opponent held . The board was an unkind 
for the all in player and he's out.Lichtie up to 80,000 now.
