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against his opponent's 
.The board came
allowing Aguiar to double up to 21,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 51 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
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against his opponent's .The board came
allowing Aguiar to double up to 21,000.
Marc Fluss, is all in against two other opponents. Opponent A:
- flushOpponent B:
- top two pairFluss:
- a flopped Royal flush!To add to this prefect set up hand, the player with top two pair also happened to fill up on a later street.
Marc Fluss triples up with his royal flush and is now at 20,000.
Shak:
Slaubaugh:
The board came
giving Shak top two, but Slaubaugh a set of queens.Cody Slaubaugh - 9,400
Beth Shak - 5,000
The next hand he was all in blind with
against two opponents. One had pocket aces, the other had pocket kings.He cracked both, wining the small main pot, tripling up.
Fast forward another few hands and Richey is somehow on an amazing comeback with 8,000.
, Jonathan Aguiar bet 800 and is called by his lone opponent in the hijack. This brings the
on the turn and both players check. The river is the
and Aguiar checks again. His opponent makes a relatively small bet of 825. Aguiar looks like he wants to make a hero call, but instead decides to fold to the small bet.Good non-call on Aguiar's part - his opponent shows pocket kings for top full house.
Jonathan Aguiar 12,400
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Seat 1: Mike Watson - 13,000
Seat 4: Justin Young - 10,000
Seat 10: Jason Mercier - 6,500
The flop comes
and all three players check. The turn is the
. The small blind checks, the big blind bet 1,000 and Deeb makes the call. The small blind gets out of the way.The river brings the
. The big blind bets 2,000 and after thinking for few moments, Deeb makes the call.His opponent shows
for a ten-high straight and Deeb immediately mucks his hand.Despite taking a small hit, Shaun Deeb is still sitting on a healthy stack of 24,000
