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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $2,500 Seven Card Razz
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$724,500
Entries
315
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Texas Dolly Triples
(X)Opponent 1 (X)(X)
(X)Opponent 2 (X)(X)
(X)Doyle Brunson was all in on fifth street against two opponents. He turned up
in the hole on the end for a 7-5-3-2-A low, good to triple his stack to 8,500.
Recent Eliminations
Updated Chip Counts
Dan Shak - 5,400
Bill Chen - 9,800
Joe Tehan - 12,800
Mickey Doft - 12,100
Daniel Negreanu - 14,000
Ted Lawson - 15,600
Kiril Rabstov - 11,600
Nikolay Evdakov - 19,800
Brett Richey - 6,600
Kevin Saul - 2,000
Jerry Buss - 16,600
Eskimo Clark - 21,000
Chau Giang - 8,500
Justin Bonomo - 21,000
Doyle Brunson - 1,300
Jeff Lisandro - 16,400
James Van Alstyne - 11,500
Keith Sexton - 12,300
Matt Hawrilenko - 15,400
Justin "Boosted J" Smith - 17,000
John Monnette - 5,400
Men Nguyen - OUT
Play Resumes
Level: 7
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Players Take a 20-Minute Break
David Chiu-s 'em Up
Chiu (X)(X)
Opponent (X)(X)
Chiu completed on third street and got one called. Both players checked on fourth street. Chiu's opponent led out on fifth street despite catching a queen. Chiu came right at him with a raise and forced a fold from his opponent.
Next hand, same opponent:
Chiu (X)(X)
(X)Opponent (X)(X)
Men Nguyen (X)(X)
Men "The Master" Nguyen had the bring-in, Chiu called, their opponent completed, Nguyen called, Chiu raised, the third player reraised, Nguyen mucked and Chiu called. Chiu led out on fourth, fifth, and sixth streets, getting called each time. On seventh he check-called one more bet.
Chiu turned up 7-5-4-2-A and took down the pot. He's now up to 26,250.
Recent Eliminations
The Dario Show
(X)Opponent (X)(X)
(X)Dario Minieri completed on third street and got one called. Both players caught a king on fourth street. The action was checked to Minieri.
"I think I am still ahead here, so I bet," said Minieri, as he put out 400 in chips. Surprisingly, he was met with a raise, which he called.
"Are you raising there because you think you are ahead? Or because you're gambling?" asked Minieri of his opponent.
"I'm gambling," the man mumbled.
Onto fifth street where Minieri faced another bet.
"Did you pair the three?" he asked.
"No."
Minieri made the call, and faced another bet on sixth street.
"How about the six?" he quipped before mucking his hand.
Despite the loss, Minieri is still on about 20,000 in chips.