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. Bonomo had 
for jacks and the open-ender, while Ahmadi had 
.The turn was the
and the river the 
, and Ahmadi survives. He has 60,000 now, while Bonomo is at 120,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 56 - $5,000 Six-handed No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Total Entries
928
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 928
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. Bonomo had for jacks and the open-ender, while Ahmadi had .The turn was the
and the river the , and Ahmadi survives. He has 60,000 now, while Bonomo is at 120,000.
versus Martin's . The board ran out queen-high, and Woodward's nines held up. Martin is out, and after that one Woodward was up to 80,000.Soon after, though, Woodward fell back down in a hand against Malte Strothman. Woodward had raised under the gun to 4,500, Strothman reraised to 11,000 from the small blind, and Woodward called. The flop came
, Strothman continued with a bet, Woodward came over the top all in, and Strothman called with his last chips, showing 
for a set of treys versus Woodward's 
.The turn was the
, giving Strothman the boat and leaving Woodward drawing dead. Strothman is up close to 100,000 now, and Woodward back down to 22,000.
, and Lauridsen 
.The board came
, and Lauridsen is out. Severino is up to 190,000.
and was up against Daniel Zink's .The board came
, and Veldhuis doubles to 240,000. Zink slips to 45,000.
Cao is up to 445,000.
. Miner checked, Tehan bet 10,000, Childs folded, and Miner called.The turn came the
, and both checked. The river brought the 
. Miner bet 13,600, Tehan raised to 47,400, and Miner went into the tank for a while before making the call.It was a good call: Miner showed
for queens, and Tehan 
. Miner is up over 150,000 now, and Tehan slips to 30,000.
The board came Q-6-7-10-2, and Elezra is out. Jaka is among the chip leaders at the moment with 325,000.
"So," said Caro as Deeb sat down and began to stack his chips. "What does the 'S' stand for?"
"Shaun," answered Deeb with a grin.
Also being recognized today is David Halpern (U.S.) for winning Event No. 53, the $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-Or-Better event.
No ceremony today for David Bach (U.S.), who just a few short hours ago finally won Event No. 49, the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. event. Perhaps they're letting him get some much deserved sleep for now.
