against the 
of Billy Kopp.The board kept Kassela's pocket nines safe allowing him to double up.
Frank Kassela - 134,000
Billy Kopp - 152,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 45 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Total Entries
275
Level
29
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 275
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against the of Billy Kopp.The board kept Kassela's pocket nines safe allowing him to double up.
Frank Kassela - 134,000
Billy Kopp - 152,000
. The small blind checked and Bryn Kenney bet 24,000 from middle position. Andrew Feldman made the call from the button and the small blind got out of the way.The turn brought the
and Kenney came out firing again, this time for 38,000. Feldman called.The river brought the
and Kenney decided checked the action over to Feldman who took bet 66,000. Kenney then check raised all in.With about 82,000 behind, Feldman called all in.
Kenney rolled over
for a straight. Feldman, not able to beat a straight, mucked his hand and walked away from the table.Kenney now has 620,000 and is the new chip leader. This is the first time that Michiel Brummelhuis has relinquished the chip lead all day.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
to dominate Todd's 
.Salvation would come though as the dealer ran a flop of
. Todd had outflopped Popov in a big way to take a commanding lead. The 
and 
that filled out the board kept him there, locking up the pot for Eugene. When the chips were counted down, Popov had his opponent covered by just one lonely orange chip worth 1,000.Popov would quadruple up to 4,000 on the next hand, then almost quadruple once again on the next hand. He would lose his last 15,000 one hand later though, and Popov was finally put out.
The news wasn't good for the at-risk Chen. He tabled
, miles behind Kitai's 
. The community cards would be no help either, showing up 
. With that, Chen shook hands, wished his table luck, and headed for the rail.Kitai is now among those pushing to overtake Brummelhuis for the chip lead. He's right at 500,000 now.
against the 
of Bryn Kenney.The board comes
. Nam Le's ace-king failed to improve and he is eliminated from the tournament.Kenney - 340,000
Charania:
Todd:
The board came
allowing Mohsin Charania to double up. Charania - 185,000
Todd - 90,000
Jomeen:
Brummelhuis:
The board came
giving Brummelhuis a pair of queens to eliminate Jomeen.Brummehuis continues to lead the field with 570,000.
, putting Firestone's 
in some serious trouble.The board was all blanks:
. That spells the end of Firestone's day here in Event #49. Haxton, meanwhile, is trying to challenge for the chip lead. He's up to 450,000.
