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could not out-run her opponent's 
on a 
board.Praz Bansi is also out. He was on the other side of a king-queen battle, holding
against Milan Andrejkovics' 
. Neither player connected on a board of 
.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 52 - $3,000 Triple Chance No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$3,000
Total Entries
854
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 854
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could not out-run her opponent's on a board.Praz Bansi is also out. He was on the other side of a king-queen battle, holding
against Milan Andrejkovics' . Neither player connected on a board of .
The raise of 79,000 represented about two-thirds of Schleger's remaining stack. He put it up for grabs and opened
. Taylor showed 
, a hand which held up on a jack-high board. Schleger slipped down to 49,000 while Taylor is robusto with 210,000.
73. Karlo Lopez
74. Tracy Scala
75. Lee Childs
76. Paul Testud
77. Dick Carson
78. Frank Guida
79. James Daly
80. J.J. Liu
81. John Conroy
"I can't ever let anyone do that," said Caro. He raised to 10,000. Feldman called and checked the
flop. Caro took down the pot with a single bet. At Feldman's request, Caro flashed his cards: 
.Caro is up to 90,000.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
. The first player checked, then Holt fired 11,000. Katz scurried off while the other player called.The turn brought the
and the first player checked again to Holt. Holt fired a bet, but this time he was met with a check-raise all in by his opponent. Holt made the call with . His opponent held 
. The river blanked off, allowing Holt's opponent to double up. Holt is now down to 150,000 chips.
. and Holt checked. Katz checked behind.The turn brought the
with both Holt and Katz checking again. The river was the and Holt check-folded to a bet of 16,000 from Katz. After Holt folded, Katz looked up and said "I have an ace."Bornstein looked dejected and flung over his cracked pocket queens before exiting to the rail.
for Lodden against the big blind's pocket sevens. An ace on the flop held up for Lodden to increase his count to 85,000.
While sweating Caro we did overhear an interesting conversation between Kathy Liebert and Peter "Nordberg" Feldman. Feldman asked Liebert if she remembered when he called the clock on her at the Borgata.
"I knew I didn't like you," said Liebert, "but I couldn't remember why."
"Nice of you to remind her," added Joe McGowan.
A few hands later, Mike Caro and Praz Bansi got in a staring contest. Caro remarked that he would get a lot more out of the staring contest than Bansi would.
"Don't you know who he is?" Liebert asked Caro.
Caro did not.
