Event 44 - $2,500 Seven Card Razz | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-24-2009 09:55 UTC-12

Bari Doubles Through Rodawig

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And the short stacks continue to double up...

Allen Bari (X)(X) {8-?}

(X)
Eric Rodawig (X)(X) {5-?}

(X)

Michael Craig had the bring-in with a king, Allen Bari completed and Eric Rodawig raised. Craig got out of the way and Bari made the call. Rodawig led out on fourth street and Bari called. He led again on fifth, Bari raised, Rodawig reraised and Bari called all in.

On the end, Bari turned up {5-?}

for a 7-6-5-4-A low, besting Rodawig's 8-5-4-2-A with {A-?}

in the hole. Bari doubled to 175,000 while Rodawig fell to 250,000.

06-24-2009 09:50 UTC-12

Diano's Wheel Rolls Over James

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Steve Diano (X)(X) {3-?}

(X)
Kenna James (X)(X) {J-?}

(X)

Michael Craig brought it in with a king, Steve Diano completed, Kenna James called and Craig folded. Diano bet out the whole way, James calling him down. Diano bet dark on the river and James looked him up.

Diano showed {2-?}

for a wheel and James mucked. With that pot, Diano is up to 225,000 while James is on 440,000.

06-24-2009 09:38 UTC-12

Eric Rodawig Doubles Through Jeff Lisandro

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Jeff Lisandro (X)(X) {8-?}

(X)
Eric Rodawig (X)(X) {6-?}

(X)
Warwick Mirzikinian (X)(X) {5-?}

(X)

Ryan Fisler had the bring-in with a queen, Jeff Lisandro called, Eric Rodawig called, and Warwick Mirzikinian completed. Fisler folded and both Lisandro and Rodawig called. Rodawig led out on fourth and fifth streets, both opponents calling down. He led again on sixth, Mirzikinian folded and Lisandro called. Rodawig bet seventh and Lisandro looked him up.

Rodawig showed {2-?}

for a 6-4-3-2-A low and Lisandro mucked. Rodawig is up to 310,000 while Lisandro fell to 400,000.

06-24-2009 09:34 UTC-12

Allen Bari Doubles Through Don Zewin

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Don Zewin (X)(X) {6-?}

(X)
Allen Bari (X)(X) {2-?}

(X)

Ryan Fisler had the bring-in with a queen, Don Zewin completed, Allen Bari raised, Fisler folded and Zewin called. Zewin bet fourth and Bari called. Zewin led again on fifth, Bari raised all in and Zewin called.

Zewin showed {5-?}

for a 9-7-6-5-2 low, but Bari turned over {3-?}

for a 8-7-6-3-2 low and doubled his stack to 140,000. Zewin was left with 170,000.

06-24-2009 09:23 UTC-12

Check the Antes, Please

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Noticing that there was 1,000 extra in the pot, Jeff Lisandro asked the dealer to check the antes.

"I've never been wrong. The cameras proved me right!" said Lisandro, referencing his now-infamous row with Prahlad Friedman during the 2006 Main Event.

Level: 20

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

06-24-2009 09:22 UTC-12

Eric Rodawig Doubles Through Steve Diano

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Kenna James (X)(X) {9-?}

(X)
Eric Rodawig (X)(X) {8-?}

(X)
Steve Diano (X)(X) {2-?}

(X)

Ryan Fisler brought it in withe a king, Kenna James called, Eric Rodawig completed, Steve Diano raised, Fisler folded and both James and Rodawig called. Rodawig led the whole way, betting out on fourth, fifth, and sixth streets. Diano called the whole way while James gave up his hand on sixth when he hit two pair. Rodawig bet his remaining 15,000 chips in the dark on seventh street and Diano called.

Diano showed {5-?}

for a J-T-7-5-2 low, but Rodawig had him crushed with {A-?}

in the hole for a 8-5-4-2-A low.

"Thanks!" quipped Rodawig as he raked in the pot.

Diano is down to 175,000.

06-24-2009 09:04 UTC-12

Re-Draw to One Table

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Our nine remaining players have combined to a single table. Check out the new lineup:

Seat 1 - Michael Craig 150,000
Seat 2 - Warwick Mirzikinian 225,000
Seat 3 - Don Zewin 285,000
Seat 4 - Steve Diano 240,000
Seat 5 - Allen Bari 65,000
Seat 6 - Ryan Fisler 345,000
Seat 7 - Jeff Lisandro 500,000
Seat 8 - Kenna James 475,000
Seat 9 - Eric Rodawig 74,000

06-24-2009 09:03 UTC-12

Al "Sugar Bear" Barbieri Eliminated in 10th Place ($15,570)

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Al Barbieri (X)(X) {7-?}

(X)
Ryan Fisler (X)(X) {6-?}

(X)
Allen Bari (X)(X) {9-?}

(X)

Fisler led out on sixth street and both Bari and Barbieri called. Fisler then bet dark on seventh, Bari folded, and the action was back on "Sugar Bear."

As he pondered a call, Barbieri (a)asked to see the payout structure, (b) asked what the blinds would be going up to in the next level and (c) asked how much time was remaining in the current level. Once all his questions were answered, he made the call.

Fisler showed {3-?}

for a 7-6-5-4-3 low. Barbieri flashed {A-?}

and mucked, heading to the rail in 10th place.

06-24-2009 08:59 UTC-12

Enter Crocky

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Jeff Lisandro's fellow countryman and good friend Billy "The Croc" Agyros just arrived on the rail to cheer him on.

"Jeff, take it easy... leave some bracelets for somebody else!" quipped Crocky.

Should Lisandro win today, his three bracelets would cover every stud discipline-- stud high, stud 8 or better, and Razz.