and was called by a player who showed two of the other tens, 
. There was no help for Sowers on a 
board. He is busto.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
Players Left 9 / 6494
Filter
and was called by a player who showed two of the other tens, . There was no help for Sowers on a board. He is busto.
on the turn, the action was checked to Masa Kagawa who bet 2,500. His middle position opponent threw in a check-raise to 9,000, and after a bit of a think, Kagawa mucked his hand. Kagawa is down to 14,000.
, and Will Mietz made the insta-call with 
.The flop opened the door just a crack as it came
to get the all-in player halfway there. The turn would take away three of his outs though as the gave Meitz aces up. When the 
hit the river, the all-in player's friend started shouting, "Yes! Yes! YES!!!" from the rail, failing to realize that his buddy's two pair was no good.He was still shocked when his friend stood up and shook hands with the table, but aces up beats sevens up here at the Main Event.
, and quickly check-called another 4,500-chip bet.Both players checked the
turn. When the river was a seeming blank, the , the big blind bet 10,000. Vos called with 
and was shown a turned set, 
. Vos sighed and mucked, slipping to just 7,150 chips in the process.
.One of the limpers made it 2,000 to go, and once Zac Fellows folded on the button, Rouhani made the call.
The turn landed the
and Rouhani check-called another 2,000-chip bet from his opponent to see the land on the river.Both players checked, and when Rouhani tabled
to best his opponent's 
, he scooped the pot while climbing to 26,200 in chips.
. The turn was the , which Baker took the opportunity to bet (for 5,000) after the small blind checked. That player called, then check-called another 8,000 on the 
river. Baker turned up 
, a running two pair that bested her opponent's 
.Baker is up to 44,000.
and Colin was called by a player with . Colin turned up 
, a combination draw that filled a gustshot straight on the turn. The river 
didn't change anything, allowing Colin to double up to 49,000.
What we could tell was that the board read
, and Slaubaugh was all in on the river. Elezra was right there to look him up with , and his two pair had Slaubaugh's 
crushed.That's the end of the day for Cody.
.Nguyen then check-called an additional 4,500 when his opponent bet at the
on the turn. The river brought the and another check from Nguyen. He then folded when his opponent moved all in for his last 5,575. Nguyen's stack now stands at 23,000.
