2009 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $2,500 Seven Card Razz
Day: 1
Giang Starts Well
Giang raised over a completion and bet fifth and seventh streets to eventually prompt a fold from his opponent.
Giang: (X-X) / / (X)
Opponent: (X-X) / / (X)
After busting from the Pot Limit Omaha World Championship earlier today, Giang will hoping that a solid run here will follow his good form in this year's Series.
More Chip Counts from Around the Room
Dario Mineri - 19,500
Sam Simon - 15,700
Garry Gates - 15,500
Justin Smith - 15,300
Tom Schneider 14,800
Daniel Negreanu - 14,100
Mike Wattel - 13,600
John Phan - 13,100
Zach Fellows - 13,000
David Chiu - 12,200
Justin Bonomo - 11,400
Kevin Saul - 9,600
Tony Guoga - 9,400
Jeff Lisandro - 9,300
Marc Hodge - 9,100
Doyle Brunson - 8,125
Keith Sexton - 7,800
Dan Shak - 6,900
Eli Elezra - 6,800
Dennis Phillips - 6,700
Annie Duke - 6,200
Katja Thater - 6,100
Jeff Madsen - 5,600
Allen Cunningham - 5,300
Mike Sexton - 5,100
Dutch Boyd - 4,600
Paul Clark - 3,100
Marco Traniello 1,500
Huck Seed 1,200
Perry Friedman - 1,100
Chip Counts from Around the Room
John Juanda - 15,900
Max Pescatori - 15,500
Kenna James - 13,500
David Bach - 12,300
Jerry Buss - 12,200
James Van Alstyne - 11,900
Justin Smith - 11,600
Archie Karas - 9,500
Dewey Tomko - 8,400
John Cernuto - 8,300
Men Nguyen - 7,600
Sam Grizzle - 7,400
Carlos Mortensen - 7,200
Mickey Doft - 6,025
Steve Topakas - 5,200
Thor Hansen 4,200
Joe Tehan - 4,100
Shannon Elizabeth - 900
Play Resumes
Level: 5
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Dinner Break
See you at 10:40pm local time!
Cunningham Folds The Nuts?
When fifth street fell, Cunningham called another bet from his opponent, before he proceeded to check-call down until showdown.
Cunningham: (X-X) / / (X)
Opponent: (X-X) / / (X)
His opponent rolled his / for six-five low and Cunningham mucked as he slipped to 4,700 in chips.
"What did you have Allen?" quipped his opponent, before following up with, "what did you have?"
"I had a little better than that" responded Cunningham with a sarcastic expression.
Topakas Doubles
One folded on fifth street and Topakas; after making it two bets on fifth, was all in on sixth street for his last 275.
Topakas: /
Opponent: /
With Topakas having a made eight-seven low an his opponent drawing to a better seven-six low, Topakas would remain in the tournament when he was dealt the on the seventh to his opponent's .
As Topakas raked in the pot to move to 2,950, he continued his conversation with table mate 'Miami' John Cernuto about everything but Razz!