Level: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 4,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 56 - $5,000 Six-handed No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
928
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 928
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Faraz Jaka -- 2.141 million
James St. Hilaire -- 1.995 million
Matt Waxman -- 1.924 million
Josh Brikis -- 1.863 million
Matt Hawrilenko -- 1.59 million
Thorsten Schaefer -- 1.274 million
Sean Keeton -- 722,000
Robert Kay -- 702,000
Jonas Wexler -- 690,000
Alex venovski -- 508,000
Rory Mathews -- 489,000
Conkright showed
and was well behind Brikis' 
. The board ran out
sending Mr. Conkright to the rail. Meanwhile, Brikis is making a strong charge so far and is up to 1,800,000. He started today with only 294,000.
Set in an imagined future, it depicts an exaggerated version of the United States in which all citizens are made equal by various artificial means. For example, intelligent people are made to wear headphones that play distracting noises every so often so as to make it more difficult for them to think continuously.
The announcements from the other side of the room are continuing quite loudly, and there's something about the scene that recalls the Vonnegut story. Players are redoubling their efforts, though, concentrating intently on the chips, cards, and what their opponents' are saying.
James St. Hilaire still holds the chip lead with about 2.3 million, with Faraz Jaka next with a little over 2 million. Alex Venovski is on the short stack at the moment with 420,000.
Table #58
Seat #1 -- James St. Hilaire
Seat #2 -- John Conkright
Seat #3 -- Rory Mathews
Seat #4 -- Josh Brikis
Seat #5 -- Jonas Wexler
Seat #6 -- Sean Keeton
Table #61
Seat #1 -- Alex Venovski
Seat #2 -- Robert Kay
Seat #3 -- Matt Waxman
Seat #4 -- Faraz Jaka
Seat #5 -- Thorstein Schaefer
Seat #6 -- Matt Hawrilenko
Guiglini had
, and Jaka 
. The flop came 
, putting Jaka in the lead. The turn was the 
, and Guiglini was looking for a queen or a spade to save him. But the river was the 
, and Guiglini goes out in 13th. Jaka trips up over the 2 million mark on that one and into second place behind James St. Hilaire who has 2.4 million right now.
They are now redrawing for the final two tables.
and Thorsten Schaefer called from the big blind with 
.The board fell
.Brikis doubles to 880,000.
The PA is quite loud, and indeed a couple of the players over on our side of the room are asking about the possibility of moving to another room, which may or may not happen (it is still being discussed).
Amid the noise, Matt Hawrilenko just put in a raise before the flop, Robert Kay reraised to 160,000 from the button, and Hawrilenko called. The flop came a provocative
. Hawrilenko checked, Kay bet 140,000, and Hawrilenko asked Kay how much he had behind.Kay had to answer more than once to be heard -- about 1.1 million and change, he said.
Hawrilenko then reraised to 340,000. Kay thought about it for a couple of minutes, while three or four more celebs were being introduced, then folded, patting the felt and telling Hawrilenko he'd played a good hand.
Not sure the Full Tilt pro heard him.
Kay still has that 1.1 million, while Hawrilenko is up over 1.3 million.
Matthews showed the
with St Hilaire showing . The board ran out
. St Hilaire doubled to 2,100,000 while Matthews is down to 300,000.
