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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 51 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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the small blind bet out 16,000 and Andre Dias made the call from the cutoff. The river brought the 
and after a 25,000 bet from the small blind, Dias raised to 75,000.The small blind folded his hand and Dias showed
for just ace high.
Heads up then, the flop came down
. After a check, Jacob continued out with 25,000 more chips. His opponent put in a check-raise to 100,000, and Jacob moved all in for 200,500. With Jacob having him slightly covered, the opponent called all in to put himself at risk of elimination.Showdown
Jacob:
Opponent:
The jacks were in the lead, but Jacob had a monster draw to try and catch up. The
on the turn was one of his out cards as he improved to the flush and left his opponent drawing only to the four-out full house. The river 
was a blank though, and pocket jacks go broke.Jacob is quite healthy now with 460,000 chips to play with.
against the 
of his opponent. The board filled out 
allowing Page to double up to 325,000.
The flop came down
and the small blind moved all in for 68,500. Merts called and showed 
for bottom pair. Turns out it was a great call as the small blind turned over 
. The board filled out
allowing Jasper's hand to hold up, eliminating his opponent from the tournament.Jasper Merts - 376,000
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Phong Huynh:
Viktoria Szilasi:
The board came
allowing Szilasi's hand to hold up, eliminating Huynh.So overcome by winning the large pot, Szilasi let out a high pitched shriek in excitement that could be heard across the whole room. Tournament officials were forced to give her a one hand penalty for excessive celebration.
Showdown
Fisher:
Gagliano:
Big blind:
The board ran out
. Everyone gets a full house, but only one man wins the chips. With his kings full of aces, Cole Fisher has knocked off two players, chipping up to 420,000."I'm smiles from ear to ear," he said as he raked in the chips.
Showdown
Under the gun:
Jacob:
Hijack:
Jacob found one of the two remaining aces on the flop as the board ran out
. With his aces up, jack kicker, Alex Jacob has knocked off two players, working his way up to a respectable 270,000 in chips.
