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The flop was
with Fricke clashing with Ben Lamb. Fricke was all in and tabled 
for top set as Lamb would need to find some help with 
.The turn was the
to give Fricke a full house and the river the 
and Fricke doubles to about 94,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
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The flop was
with Fricke clashing with Ben Lamb. Fricke was all in and tabled for top set as Lamb would need to find some help with .The turn was the
to give Fricke a full house and the river the and Fricke doubles to about 94,000.
He has only been blinded down to 87,000, which is about the average at this point in the tournament.
He sits at table 69, joined by fellow pros Mikael Thuritz, Richard Austin, Ilari Sahamies,and Simon Trumper.
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After only about 10 minutes at the table he is gone once again.
.The three players all checked and the free card on the turn was the
. Gabriellson led out at the pot with a bet of 40,000. Varsi folded but Deeb made the call.On the
river, both players slowed down and checked. Gabriellson tabled 
for top two pair to collect the pot as Deeb mucked. Gabriellson climbs to 155,000 with Deeb back to 57,000.
One table was relocated earlier today because it was "too cold" due to an air conditioner which definitely projects its frozen goodness directly onto that particular table.
Another table has just been moved entirely after one of the players spilled a bottle of water all over the table. While they are now on dry ground, the bad news is they've been moved to the above mentioned "cold table".
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
, Stefan Mattsson bet 20,000, enough to put Matthew Greenwood all in. Greenwood made the call.Mattsson:
Greenwood:
The river bricked out with the
and Mattsson eliminated Greenwood with the nut straight.Stefan Mattsson - 202,000
. His opponent was Howard Lederer, who tabled 
. Lederer held the lead but Pierson had plenty of cards to catch to improve with his 
.The turn was the
and the river bricked the to give Lederer the pot and eliminate Pierson from the tournament. "The Professor" moves up to 110,000 chips.
So far, Nam has not showed up in his seat for Day 2 of this $10,000 PLO tournament. He started the day with just over 94,000, so he's not in immediate danger of being blinded out.
Instead, Nam is grinding away at Day 2 of event 39 - $1,500 NLHE. Over at that tournament, he is currently at 35,000 in chips where the average stack is 44,000.
We'll keep you posted on his progress in both tournaments and see how he decides to manage his time.
Noah Schwartz and Barry Greenstein are still our two clear chip leaders with nearly 300,000 chips.
.Vengrin held
for a wrap against the 
for overpair and flush draw for his opponent.The turn was the
and river the to give Vengrin a runner-runner full house to collect the pot. He's now in good shape with 117,000 chips.
