Most recently he called an all-in preflop holding
to be in great shape against his opponent's 
.The board ran out
to see Prescott eliminate another player from the tournament.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 43 - $1,000 Seniors World Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$2,463,370
Entries
2,707
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 2,707
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Most recently he called an all-in preflop holding
to be in great shape against his opponent's .The board ran out
to see Prescott eliminate another player from the tournament.
136 Danette Cicillini
137 Jamie Gunther
138 Michael Odeh
139 John Edwards
140 Robert Tinsbloom
141 Alan Rauchwarger
142 James Cronk
143 Judd Halenza
144 Kevin Parmely
145 Leslie Spear
146 Jack Thomas
147 Steven Shulman
148 Ron Davenport
149 Havery Hartsook
150 Linda Keenan
151 Glenn Neal
152 Alan Levin
153 Mark Rosenfeld
154 Billy Gifford
155 John Alm
156 Arlan Levitan
157 Alfred Bailey
158 Martin May
159 Herman Hodge
160 Bruce Uyeda
161 Stephen Clear
162 Brian Kay
163 Jack Warner
164 Gary Pihlstrom
165 Michael Syracuse
166 Phillip Warner
167 Walter Weber
168 Stephen Baldwin
169 Ronald Gaudette
170 Sanford Smith
171 Martin Corpuz
172 Monte Kapple
173 Walton Carlisle
174 Richard Brandeburg
175 Robert Hutchins
176 Barry Milender
177 Jeffrey Lowenhar
178 Michael Kemp
179 Sue Smith
180 Jeffrey Miller
181 Robert Laberge
182 Thomas Leachman
183 Roger Stewart
184 Elia Brigante
185 Berry Johnston
186 Bruce Sparks
187 Richard Plante
188 Jay Rubenstein
189 Jerome Ausec
190 Melvin Phillips
191 John Hall
192 David Wooster
193 John Sheffield
194 Thomas Monegan
195 David Dimarco
196 Steven Crandall
197 Sali Ma
198 Jay Trumble
199 Kathleen Wheller
200 Steven Louis
201 Glenn Yamada
202 Lawrence Kern
203 Gurden Stowe
204 Dee Mondey
205 David Henley
206 'Minneapolis' Jim Meehan
207 Thomas Collins
208 Debra Brush
209 Eric Schulz
210 Timothy Joseph
211 Kimberly Logan
212 James Boyd
213 Henry Chow
214 Patrick Lagrange
215 Suzanne Thompson
216 Robert Trudell
217 James Reid
218 Daniel Morgan
219 Darrel Strebel
220 Jace Reiken
221 Hoby Shapiro
222 Roy Shimada
223 Timothy Krug
224 William Melvin
225 Mark Thomas
226 Milloie Karl
227 Anders Beckman
228 Patrick Batchelder
229 Charles Thompson
230 Anthony Radich
231 Donald Berkeley
232 Clifford Pappas
233 Roy Koval
234 Steven Bowles
235 Gary Dishongh
236 Mark Wolber
237 Terry Heineman
238 Milton Foley
239 Lloyd Freese
240 John White
241 Dallas Ellwell
242 James Bucci
243 Jerry Kaneff
244 John Merchant
245 Christopher Platt
246 Ricky Sorenson
247 Mark Wright
248 Jeffrey Weber
249 William Mullins
250 Patricia Granger
251 Dale Bohnenberger
252 Steven Myers
253 Allan Bieler
254 Janet Williams
255 Paul Guernsey
256 Herbert Harris
257 Jimmy Robey
258 Douglas Rowley
259 Michael Ricca
260 Barry Hulunian
261 Kenneth Eng
262 Sammy Nooner
263 John Solis
264 Ron Lee
265 Aaron Bovshow
266 Steve Eddie
267 Steven Fischer
268 William Eggerton
269 Anthony Vymola
270 Mark Dolan and Charles Glorioso
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
See you in one hour at 7:20pm local time for the recommencement of play.
Charles Simon - 235,000
Dan Delatorre - 185,000
Mitch Garshofsky - 135,000
Conrad Granath - 130,000
Barry Bounds - 120,000
Robert Zelinka - 120,000
On the flop of
Garshofsky led out for 10,000 before one of his opponents called for his tournament life. The two remaining players passed and the cards were tabled.Garshofsky:
Opponent:
The turn and river fell the
and the 
to see Garshofsky send another player home as he climbed to 135,000 in chips.
"Let me check . . . No we don't. Why?"
"He has 235,000 chips"
"Huh! How much? You're bluffing right?"
"No, just have a look on table 80"
"Wow. I guess we'll put him in then"
And that's the story of how our new chip leader was formed . . . stay tuned for more.
