. Coppola held 
.A three flopped to put Coppola in the lead and after the entire board ran out, he was still in the lead. Coppola earned the double up to just over 10,000 chips.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1c
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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. Coppola held .A three flopped to put Coppola in the lead and after the entire board ran out, he was still in the lead. Coppola earned the double up to just over 10,000 chips.
.The big blind led out for 625 and got called by the player under-the-gun before action folded to Matt Graham who raised to 2,625 from the cutoff.
When action moved back to the small blind, he reraised to 6,500 and under-the-gun tanked before finally making the call. Graham then moved all in for his final 7,325 and got called.
The turn brought the
and under-the-gun bet 6,000 into a dry side pot. The small blind called and both players checked the 
on the river.The small blind showed
for top two pair and took the pot, ending Matt Graham's Main Event.
Level: 3
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
On a board of
a player checked to Justin Bonomo who bet about 6,000. His opponent called.The river paired the board with the
. After another check from his opponent, Bonomo moved all in for 13,850. His opponent made the call, but mucked his hand after Bonomo showed
. He doubled up and is now at 53,000.
Under the gun, Jamshidi raised to 450, and he called a re-raise when Lisandro made it 1,550 from the small blind. The flop came out
, and Lisandro continued out with a bet of 3,300. Jamshidi called, and the turn card came the 
. Both players checked this time, and a free 
hit the river. Lisandro bet 10,100, and Jamshidi quickly made the call.Jamshidi showed down
for the overpair, but Lisandro had an overpair to that. His was good enough to win him another nice pot at Jamshidi's expense, moving him up to 70,500. Sirous is left with just 2,250.
We chalked it up as a typographical error and moved on.
Turns out, the WSOP folks were right. The player seated at table 97 seat 2 is Durrrr's father, Thomas Dwan.
A flop of
brought a continuation bet of 1,800 with Hawrilenko the only caller. Both players checked down the rest of the board, which ran out , and Hawrilenko mucked when his opponent showed 
for top pair. Hawrilenko is down to 9,100 chips.
.Dennis Phillips bet 10,500 from the big blind and his opponent went into the tank for nearly five minutes before mucking his
face up. The pot gave Phillips 59,000 or almost nearly double his starting stack.
