Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 39 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
2,715
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 2715
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Alex Jacob
Nick Frangos
Praz Bansi
Peter Rho
CK Hua
Al Barbieri
Chris Moorman
Jason Somerville
Young Phan
Jonathan Little
Alexandre Gomes
Andre Akkari
Sam Simon
Kathy Liebert
Kristy Gazes
Carlos Mortensen
Clonie Gowen
. After a series of bets and raises, Pacheco's opponent ended up all in with 
. The turn and river were both hearts, and Pacheco was knocked all the way back under 1,200.A few hands later, Pacheco was the one all in. He got the rest of his stack in on a flop of
. He showed down 
for two pair, trying to survive against his opponent's 
. Pacheco faded the flush this time, and his two pair were good enough to double him back up to 2,375.
"I wanna fly to Russia," Monroe told Evdakov, holding his arms out to the sides like the wings of an airplane. "Russian women! You take me."
Evdakov pretended he didn't understand what Monroe was saying.
The flop brought
, and the small blind continued out with 700 more chips. Franklin again called.On the turn, the
drew a check from the unknown player, and Captain Tom asked for a count on his remaining stack. After he was satisfied with the answer, he pushed out a bet of 2,100, enough to cover his opponent. After some deliberation, he surrendered his cards."Kings?" asked Franklin. When the small blind shook his head, Franklin pried further. "Not that good? I had you all the time."
Franklin is up to 7,600.
. Her opponent, Zack Gilbert, made the call and tabled 
. Both players shrugged as if content to race for an early double up."I haven't won one of these yet," said Mayrinck. "Maybe I'm due." The dealer ran the flop of
. "Or maybe not. Nice hand," she said, tapping the felt. The 
and 
filled out the board, and Mayrinck could not improve."Early bust-outs are good," she reminded herself aloud. She wished the table luck, grabbed her coffee, and headed for the pool.
We just did a sweep of the Miranda Room. Phan wasn't anywhere to be found. The player sitting at Table 303, Seat 7 was J.J. Liu. Now either Phan has a secret identity (have you ever seen Liu and Phan in the same room at the same time? Hmm? Have you?) or more likely he is busto.
The flop came down
. The preflop aggressor made a continuation bet of 400 after the early-position player checked. Matros then asked the preflop aggressor to move his hand so that Matros could eyeball his stack."Oh," replied that player. "I didn't even know you were in the hand."
Armed with that information, Matros quietly put up a raise to 1,300. That raise won Matros the pot and boosted his count to 11,000.
