Who knows. But the crux of the matter is that Barry Greenstein has also made a silent but in-the-money exit.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 53 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
467
Level
25
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 467
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Who knows. But the crux of the matter is that Barry Greenstein has also made a silent but in-the-money exit.
The rail has almost entirely dispersed with the last of his chips.
"Screw the money," said Vance, "I want the bracelet. Shiny gold..."
Butted in Richard Sklar: "High five to what you just said!"
They high-fived.
Then Sklar changed his mind.
"Actually, no, reverse that. I want the money."
Said Matt Savage over the mic: "We'd like to congratulate Norman Chad, this is his first World Series cash. He has 1,000 in chips."
He's on 88,000, and not in terrible shape to win a third Stud 8 bracelet...
Sugar Bear bet out on fourth when we caught up with the action and both players called; Vance bet on fifth and Sugar Bear was the only caller. Sugar Bear then took over betting duties down the rest of the streets, and Vance finally mucked when Sugar Bear turned over trip kings.
Sugar Bear:
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)Wortham:
-- foldedVance:
(mucked)
showing. Betting continued between Jose Paz and the third player, until said third wheel dropped off on 6th street.Paz:
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) for the wheel and a straight to sixKearney:
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) for, er, the wheel and a straight to six"That miracle five, huh?" commented Kearney as he upped his stack to 8,000.
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A few hands later and he was all in again in another three-way confrontation, this time with Max Stern and another player. Stern turned over kings full of tens for the high and the third player mucked; Kearney had pulled a low out of thin air to chop the pot, putting him up to 12,000.
"I hope you don't begrudge it me," said Kearney to Stern; he didn't. Then, to his friend railing him: "Don't go too far away from me now, you're bringing me luck!"
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