.All In:
Tony G.:
When the board finished
, Tony's set stood up and his opponent was eliminated. Tony now has 61,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
Players Left 9 / 6494
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.All In:
Tony G.:
When the board finished
, Tony's set stood up and his opponent was eliminated. Tony now has 61,000.
You can believe us when we say we'll be keeping an eye on her today.
flop. The turn was the 
and Rinaldi check-called another 2,400. When the river fell the 
, however, he led out for 3,800 and the button mucked his hand. Rinaldi is up to 36,000.
We just caught a pot on the end between him and one other player at the table. The board showed
, and his opponent put in one last bet. After a long soak in the tank, Danzer made the call. His opponent showed down 
, and Danzer tabled 
and uttered a quiet, "Ship it."Errr, your opponent has a flush, Mr. Danzer. That drops him down to about 7,000 now.
Yang raised to 600 from early position and got reraised to 6,600. Action folded back around to Yang who reraised again, making it 20,600 to play. His opponent moved all in and Yang called.
Yang:
Opponent:
Both players connected as the flop came
, but things didn't improve for Yang after that, as the board ran out .Yang shipped most of his stack across the felt as he muttered, "There's been so much bad luck for me this year." He still has 14,000 left to play with.
as Andy Black and Vitaly Lunkin went to the turn. It was the and Lunkin fired out 600. Black called. The river was the and Lunkin checked to Black, who bet 1,500. Lunkin raised to 4,000 and Black made the call. Lunkin showed
for a queen-high flush and Black mucked. Lunkin increased his stack to 36,000 while Black sustained another early hit, his stack down to 17,500.
, Billy Baxter led out for a bet of 600 and found a caller. The turn was the
and Baxter fired again, this time for 1,600, which prompted a fold from his opponent. Baxter tabled his to rake in the pot and move to just over 33,000 in chips.With seven bracelets to his name, Baxter will be looking to add another here to break the drought since 2002 when he took down the $1,500 Razz event.
in a pot contested between Mike Sowers and one player. Sowers' opponent checked, then min-raised to 6,500 after Sowers bet 3,250. Sowers called.The river fell
. Again Sowers' opponent checked, remarking that he did not intend to call a bet larger than 6,000 chips. Sowers made no response other than to bet 6,100. His opponent tanked and called with , a pair of jacks. They were good; Sowers mucked and dropped to 13,400.
.When the
fell on the river, the player in the small blind bet 6,000 and Tony G. went into the tank for a couple of minutes from the big blind. He finally made the call and showed , out kicking his opponent who held 
.The hand boosted the G back into the black, giving him a stack worth 38,800.
