, Risenberg's pocket rockets holding up to send Kagawa to the rail.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
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, Risenberg's pocket rockets holding up to send Kagawa to the rail.
. When the turn came and Stammen's opponent checked, Stammen fired a bet of 2,600. He was called. Both players checked down the 
river. Stammen's opponent showed 
for the winner.
Patrik Danzer held
on a board of 
. Unfortunately for him, that wasn't good enough to win as his opponent, Christian Jeppsson held 
for the royal.Danzer still has his starting stack of 30,000 while Jeppsson has 50,000.
The four players saw a flop of
. After the blinds checked to de Korver, he moved all in for 4,525. The button and small blind folded and Domen Pinterich called immediately from the big blind.Domen Pinterich:
Pieter de Korver:
The board filled out
allowing Pinterich's set of deuces to hold, eliminating de Korver from the Main Event.Domen Pinterich - 63,500
Bloch's contention is that the shuffle is too simple and that any dealer with a little bit of training would be able to put out the same individual card on the flop every time. Most players at the table felt that although it might not be practical for the WSOP to use shuffling machines at every table, the machines should definitely be in play once a WSOP tournament gets down to a manageable number of runners.
to Mizzi's 
. No miracle for Mizzi as the board ran out
. He's down to 16,200 in chips.
Once he was presented with his stack of chips, the actor-turned-pro wasted no time getting his feet wet. On a flop of
, Lana Maier and Kaplan checked, and the third player in the hand bet 1,600 from late position. Maier check-raised to 4,000, Kaplan overcalled, and the original bettor ducked out.The turn card came the
. Maier checked this time, and Kaplan made a bet of 7,000 as the TV cameras crowded in closer. Maier tanked for a good while before thinking better of it and mucking her hand.
. It appeared that Nguyen bet 1,500 and was called by her one opponent. The river was the and brought another bet of 2,500 from Nguyen."Unbelievable," her opponent said as he debated a call. He finally tossed in a matching 2,500. Nguyen showed down trip quens,
."What a suckout," Nguyen's opponent complained. He flashed
for aces and eights, and mucked.
flop or the turn in a hand between Erik Cajelais and one opponent. We say that because the opponent had 
and because Cajelais won the hand with a set of fives, 
. Whenever it went in, it eventually all went out to Cajelais to increase his count to 70,000.
In the first hand, Tony bet 1,000 from the big blind on a board of
. When his opponent raised to 3,000, Tony mucked ace-king face up. His opponent showed king-queen and took the chips.A few hands later, Tony bet 1,000 on a flop of
and his opponent min-raised. Tony then check-called for 5,000 when his opponent bet the 
on the turn, and an additional 10,000 after his opponent bet the on the river.When his opponent showed
, Tony mucked. His stack now stands at 52,500.
