55. Stewart Newman
56. Jan Von Halle
57. Tyler McKinnon
58. Alexander Kostritsyn
59. Joshua Abiscott
60. Richard En
61. Julian Rodriguez
62. Brent Carter
63. Caleb Banks
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 5 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$11,042,850
Entries
809
Level
25
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 809
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55. Stewart Newman
56. Jan Von Halle
57. Tyler McKinnon
58. Alexander Kostritsyn
59. Joshua Abiscott
60. Richard En
61. Julian Rodriguez
62. Brent Carter
63. Caleb Banks
Majd
Kravchenko
Majd hit the flop hard, which came down
, giving him top pair and the nut flush draw. The 
on the turn made him two pair and he filled up on the river with the 
, knocking Kravchenko's stack all the way down to 900. Though Kravchenko was able to double up on two consecutive hands, taking his stack back up to 4,600, he was eliminated a short time later and is now free to concentrate on the $10,000 stud tournament, where he still has a stack.
. Action checks all the way over to Josh Arieh on the button who bet 12,000. The blinds folded and An Tran check-raised all in for 34,000. The other player got out of the way and Arieh made the call.An Tran:
(Top pair and runner possibilities)Arieh:
(top two pair)The board ran out
giving Tran runner-runner flush to take the pot. He doubles up and is now at 90,000 while Arieh drops to 17,000.
facing the 
of Josefino Manalo.The flop came
, giving Saltiel broadway but leaving Manalo with a lot of outs. The turn brought one of them when the gave Manalo a flush. The river only improved Manalo's hand with the 
for the full house, eliminating Robert Saltiel.
. Tavares checked from the big blind, his early position opponent checked, Graham bet 7,000 and the button called. With the action back on Tavares, he potted to 38,000, earning a fold from the early position player. Graham, however, moved all in, and the button got out of the way before Tavares made the call. Graham
Tavares
Tavares had bottom two pair and a gutshot straight draw, while Graham was looking at top pair and an open-ended straight draw. Graham filled it on the turn when the
landed and dragged the pot once the 
fell on the river, eliminating Tavares in 50th place.After the hand, Graham was up to 145,000.
. Craig Fishman in the small blind led out for 10,000, Valter Farina made the call from the big blind as well as David Iammarino from under the gun. The button folded his hand.The turn brought the
and Fishman moved all in for 6,100. Farina raised to put himself at risk for 11,300. Iammarino called, having them both covered.Fishman:
(broadway)Farina:
(broadway)Iammarino:
(set of tens)The river paired the board with the
giving Iammarino a full house and the pot. He eliminates both Fishman and Farina and moves up to 102,000.
46. Tim West
47. Jeffrey Chapman
48. Valter Farina
49. Craig Fishman
50. Jose Tavares
51. Magnus Edengren
52. Alex Kravchenko
53. Bjorn Verbakel
54. Robert Saltiel
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 0
