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Boeree:
Opponent:
The flop of
was bad for Boeree and the turn was worse, bringing the 
. A meaningless 
on the river sent Boeree to the rail.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 54 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,846,570
Total Entries
2,818
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 2,818
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Boeree:
Opponent:
The flop of
was bad for Boeree and the turn was worse, bringing the . A meaningless on the river sent Boeree to the rail.
"You got me, you got me good," the small blind said as he moved his last few chips into the middle. "I'm embarrassed," he added, turning up
.Embarrassed or not, his cards were live against Tran's
. Live cards didn't matter though, as neither player connected on a board of 
and Tran took the pot.
Monroe:
Opponent:
When the board came
, Monroe raked the chips and started talking to the player across from him."I shouldn't have said anything. You would have come in too. You heard me say I wanted to crack two people," Monroe said.
"I didn't hear a thing."
"Yeah you did. Heard clear as day. It's OK though."
When action checked to Khan after a flop of
, he bet 2,500. The small blind then check-raised for an additional 5,000, prompting the big blind and Khan to quickly muck their hands.
Eolis was the first woman to cash in the World Series of Poker Main Event back in 1986, and when she finished in the money in 1993, she also became the first woman to log a second Main Event cash.
Adding four further cashes in the WSOP to her poker CV she was nicknamed the 'Grand Dame of Poker' by WSOP Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack in 1997, and in 2006 was also appointed to the WSOP Players Advisory Council.
Playing today, and seated with 38,000 in chips, Eolis will be looking to capitalise on the great start she has made to Event 54 to cement her spot as truly the Great Dame of Poker!
Monroe just shook his head and mucked his cards.
Lambertz put his chips in the middle, and we saw the hands.
All In 1:
All In 2:
Lambertz:
When the board ran
, Lambertz's tens held up and he scooped a pot worth about 30,000. He now has a stack of nearly 50,000.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
"You have ace-king? You wanna race? You wanna race?" Tran asked.
"No."
"You have a pair? You have a pair?"
"You've stolen so many of my blinds. Give me a walk. Let me steal the blinds this once," came the response.
Tran finally took pity on his opponent, and laid down his hand. Just don't expect that play to work a second time.
With the action on Flack on the button he opened to 1,400. The small blind tank folded, to put the action on the big blind.
"Don't think I can sir" he stated as his cards went into the muck.
Flack angled his cards slightly when he folded so that a black ace was flashed.
"Your ace was good sir" stated the big blind.
"You saw the ace of diamonds I see" said Flack as he dragged the pot while the table burst into a bout of laughter.
