. His opponent raised to 4,000 and then Cantu snap-shoved all in. His opponent made the fold and Cantu moved his stack to 41,000, showing 
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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1c
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. His opponent raised to 4,000 and then Cantu snap-shoved all in. His opponent made the fold and Cantu moved his stack to 41,000, showing .
against an opponent holding 
. The board stayed clean as it ran out 
to move Coppola up to 17,000.
against the 
of Clayton Newman.The board came
giving Newman a set of kings on the turn to eliminate his opponent.Newman, who finished in 6th place at the this year's $2,500 6-max tournament (Event #19), is now at 83,000.
from Tsai Chen.The river brought the
and Chen bet 6,000 into a pot of over 45,000. Newman called her down.Chen showed
for the ace high flush and Newman mucked his cards.Tsai Chen - 93,000
Clayton Newman - 51,200
In the first, Junglen was in the big blind when he check-called a 1,500 bet on a flop of
. Both players then checked the 
on the turn, and Junglen took the pot on the river after he check-raised to 7,200 after his opponent led out for 2,200 when the 
hit the board.In the next hand, Junglen check-called out of the small blind after his opponent bet 1,625 on a flop of
. Junglen check-called another 3,325 when his opponent bet the 
on the turn. The river brought the
and Junglen took the lead, betting 2,350. His opponent called and showed , beating Junglen's 
.When both hands were done, Junglen's stack stood at about 38,000.
"Slow-rolling me with ace-king, eh?" Hachem asked. Mayrinck laughed and told Hachem to zip it.
"I'll take that one to the grave," Hachem continued, tongue-in-cheek. "It's mean-spirited. Norman Chad's gonna have a field day with that one."
Another player at the table then told a story about getting a penalty during a preliminary event for excessive celebration.
"There should be a penalty for slow-rolling," Hachem said to more laughter from Mayrinck. "There's a penalty for excessive celebration, so why not for slow-rolling?"
"I have the utmost respect, Joe," replied Mayrinck, also tongue-in-cheek, "but I don't think you understand the term 'slow-rolling'. I'll explain it on break."
on a board of and called by a player who turned over . The river paired treys, , to make a full house for Rockwell's opponent.A disgusted Rockwell slammed his foot onto the table then got out of his chair and made his way for the exit.
, Paul Tran fired a bet and his opponent raised. Tran made the call. The river came a 
, but before it came out, Tran blind bet 3,200. His opponent saw the river fall a queen and raised to 11,000. Tran then moved all in and his opponent snap-called with for deuces full.Tran mucked his hand and was sent to the rail.
and Lazar checked. His opponent fired out 1,200. Lazar made the call.The turn brought the
and Lazar took the lead this time. he bet out 3,500. His opponent made the call.The river was the
, completing some flush and straight draws. Lazar checked and his opponent bet 5,500. Lazar snapped him off by saying, "I call." His opponent tabled 
for a six-high straight. Lazar held two black queens in front of his face, staring at them, looking like he was upset with them. Finally, he mucked his hand, dropping to 16,000.
between Jacobo Fernandez and another player. Fernandez moved all in and was called. "All in and a call on table 168!" announced the dealer.Fernandez tabled a dead
to his opponent's 
. The river was the and Jacobo was sent packing.
