2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1c
Professor Luske
The dealer did not immediately muck the hand. Luske and the dealer explained to the player that in order to be entitled to half the pot, he must open his hand, regardless of whether he's playing the board. A floor was summoned to the table who made the same ruling. Since Luske's opponent's cards were still clearly identifiable near the muck, the floor opened the hand.
The floor instructed the player that a future dealer may not be so kind as to not immediately kill the player's hand and to table his cards if he wants his share of the pot.
Andrew Jeffreys in the Building
The turn brought the and both players checked to see the river come the . Jeffreys fired 2,200 and his opponent folded. Jeffreys was pushed the pot and showed pocket queens. He is now at 34,500.
McEvoy Drops Half His Stack
The big blind showed for trips and McEvoy mucked his hand. He's down to 16,700 after losing that pot.
Yan Crack Queens; Up to 81,500
Drawing dead to the river, the player with queen is eliminated.
Yan Chen - 81,500
Savage Adds to His Stack
Action checked to Savage who bet 525. The small blind folded and the remaining player made the call. When his opponent checked the on the turn, Savage bet 1,100 more. He again got called and action checked to Savage again on the river, where he bet 2,500. This time, the bet was enough to induce a fold from his opponent, and Savage climbed to 34,000.
Gold Loses Set Over Set
Gold check-called a bet of 3,800 from his opponent on the river of the . He showed pocket tens, , but just like he predicted, his opponent showed for a better set.
Gold - 18,000
Justin Bonomo Chips Up
Bonomo showed and the big blind mucked. He's currently on 31,200 in chips.
Scotty Wins on the River
Nguyen thought for a second before tossing three yellow chips into the middle, raising the action by an additional 2,000. His opponent quickly mucked and Nguyen let loose his trademark grin as he scooped up the pot.