Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

Level: 13

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 0

06-21-2009 15:30 UTC-12

Play Resumes

After a longer than expected dinner break, players return to level 13 with blinds of 1,500 - 3,000.

Shuffle Up and Deal!

06-21-2009 15:35 UTC-12

AA No Good For Boosted J

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Justin 'Boosted J' Smith has been sent to the rail when his {A-Spades}

was all in on a flop of {2-Hearts}

. However Smith's opponent, Piergiorgio D'Ancona tabled {3-Hearts}

for the straight to have Smith in trouble.

The turn was the {8-Spades}

and river the {4-Spades}

and Smith heads to the rail as D'Ancona is now up to 205,000 chips.

Tags: Boosted J Justin Smith Piergiorgio D'Ancona

06-21-2009 15:46 UTC-12

Nam Le is one of the big winners from the recent delay. He's arrived back at his table in time for the restart after running up his stack over at the $1,500 No Limit Event.

The delay has kept Le's stack in tact over here as he now tries to reach the money stage. He has around 43,000 chips to work with.

Tags: Nam Le

06-21-2009 15:53 UTC-12

Doudney Does Pesek

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Nathan Doudney has eliminated a short-stacked Michael Pesek in a preflop confrontation.

Pesek decided to go with {10-Clubs}

however Nathan Doudney revealed {A-Spades}

for the rockets.

The board fell {4-Clubs}

and Doudney's set of aces are good to collect the pot. He's up to 255,000 with Pesek busto.

Tags: Michael Pesek Nathan Doudney

06-21-2009 16:01 UTC-12

Medic Sends Cozen To The Rail

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Nenad Medic opened with a raise to 9,000 from the cutoff with Van Marcus making the call on the button. The action was then with Glenn Cozen in the small blind who made it 30,000 to go. Medic made the call with Marcus stepping aside.

The flop landed {10-Hearts}

and Cozen moved all in with Medic making the call.

Cozen: {K-Diamonds}

Medic:

The turn was the {7-Clubs}

and river the {6-Hearts}

and Medic makes a straight on the river to eliminate Cozen from the tournament.

Tags: Glenn Cozen Nenad Medic

06-21-2009 16:04 UTC-12

Tournament Tilted

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The players are still rather tilted as they continue to discuss the color up problems during the break. Erik Seidel was overheard to comment, "The whole tournament is tilted!" which may have led to his recent demise from the tournament.

Noah Schwartz is also still particularly unimpressed as he appears to have been the one who suffered the most from being short-changed during the color-up.

We're attempting to get hold of a WSOP spokesperson for an official statement regarding the incident.

06-21-2009 16:04 UTC-12