button in Safari
up against the 
of Gene Timberlake.The board ran out
to see Goulding exit in 21st as Timberlake climbs to 170,000 and change.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 48 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,040,130
Total Entries
762
Level
25
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 762
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up against the of Gene Timberlake.The board ran out
to see Goulding exit in 21st as Timberlake climbs to 170,000 and change.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Sias bet out 60,000 on the flop of
and Timberlake was the only caller.When the turn landed the
Timberlake pushed all in Sias made the call.Timberlake:
Sias:
The river landed the
and Timberlake headed to the rail in 20th place as Sias climbed to 520,000 in chips.
was all in on the flop against Sias' 
.The flop dropped both an ace and king as well as a low card to give both players a low draw along with top pair.
The turn and river blanked out to see Holland's top pair no good against Sias' top two and a 19th place exit followed.
Seat 1: Ted Weinstock
Seat 2: Jacqmin Mathieu
Seat 3: Kendrick Roberts
Seat 4: Jason Loehde
Seat 5: Tyler Nelson
Seat 6: Barry Craig
Seat 7: Frederic Le Roux
Seat 8: Steve Jelinek
Seat 9: Phil Hellmuth
Table 9
Seat 1: Aaron Sias
Seat 2: Cung Tran
Seat 3: William McMahan
Seat 4: Jiaqi Xu
Seat 5: Ronnie Hofman
Seat 6: Tommy Vedes
Seat 7: Brandon Cantu
Seat 8: Lee Watkinson
Seat 9: Sean Getzwiller
We nodded our head to hear Hellmuth utter, "I'm short . . . and I'm comfortable . . . but I don't want to get comfortable being short!"
Phil Hellmuth opened to 28,000 from early position with Barry Craig making the call from the small blind. Le Roux slid in his last 18,000 from the big blind.
Hellmuth moved all in for his last 17,000 on the flop of
. Craig eventually mucked after trading banter with Hellmuth to see the cards tabled.Le Roux:
Hellmuth:
The turn and river fell the
and to see Le Roux exit in 18th place for a $8,570 payday.
With the action on Steve Jelinek in the big blind he re-potted all in to force a fold from Mathieu.
Roberts:
Jelinek:
The board ran out
to see Roberts eliminated in 17th place as Jelinek climbed to 235,000 in chips.
