Lehr is now at 235,000.
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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Lehr is now at 235,000.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
Le:
Kenney:
The board came
giving Kenney a rivered pair of aces to take the pot and double up.Kenney - 270,000
Le - 63,000
Kenney:
Rousso:
The board came
and Rousso doubled up to 67,000.
. After another raising skirmish, Lennaard ended up all in for about 165,000. Kopp had a second-place stack, and he made the call to put Lennaard at risk.Kopp tabled
, but Lennaard was looking to double up with 
. The that landed on fourth street locked up aces full and that huge double up. He's traded stacks with Kopp now, 330,000 to 150,000.
facing the of J.C. Alvarado.The board offered no help for Rheem and he is eliminated from the tournament.
J.C. Alvarado - 225,000
. Kahlmeyer was first to act, and he fired out a bet of 12,000. Baldwin raised to 29,000, and Kahlmeyer moved all in. Baldwin quickly called with a similar stack.Showdown
Kahlmeyer:
Baldwin:
Baldwin had the overpair, but his opponent had a pair and a flush draw to work with. The turn was a raggy
, and the 
that completed the board was a safe blank as well. When the chips were counted down, both players had exactly 103,500 in front of them. That means Baldwin has doubled up and Kahlmeyer is officially down to the felt.
Kitai:
Cousineau:
Cousineau was looking good to double up. Then the window card came on the flop.
. "GOD!" Cousineau exclaimed.The board completed
eliminating Cousineau from the tournament.
That leaves Vanessa Rousso as the last woman standing in Event #45.
Andrew Feldman opened with a raise to 7,500 in middle position. In the cutoff, Michiel Brummelhuis made the call, and Tommy Chen reraised to 23,500 from the small blind. Feldman ducked out, but big stack Brummelhuis came along to the flop.
It showed up
. Chen continued out with a bet of 20,200, and Brummelhuis called right away. The turn and river came and 
respectively with the two men check-checking it down. Chen tabled for the miss, and Brummelhuis' was good enough to take it down.Michiel Brummelhuis is picking up right where he left off yesterday, taking control of this event. He currently holds a massive chip lead with 546,000. We can't spot anyone within 200,000 chips of him!
