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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This will be the last level of the night.
. He was in awful shape versus Junglen's
.The board ran down
, giving Junglen the knockout and chipping him up to 93,000.
board to him. He bet 1,525 and was called only by the small blind. Ruthenberg showed down
for two pair, aces and queens. It was the winner.
vs. his opponent's A-T. The board gave him two pair, running out
to double him up to 55,000.
. His opponent held
and we were off to the common race situation you see so often in poker tournaments.A race it was until the flop came down --
-- to give Lazar a strangle hold on the hand with top set. His opponent did have some runner-runner outs though for some straights. The turn brought the
and that sealed things up. The river completed the board with the
.Lazar is now up to 36,000.
In the first, Phillips check-raised to 5,000 after his opponent bet 1,600 on a flop of


. Phillips got called and both players checked the
on the turn before Phillips led for 6,500 when the
hit the river. His opponent folded.In the next hand, Phillips check-called for 1,500 on a flop of


and check-raised to 7,000 after his opponent bet 3,000 when the board paired with the
.Again, Phillips got called and both players checked the
on the river before Phillips turned oer 
for trips. His opponent mucked and Phillips now has 63,000 chips.
Luske has just 3,000 chips left in his stack after firing 2,000 on the turn and 2,000 on the river of a board that develoepd
. Each time Luske was called by his one opponent. Luske showed down
for two pair, aces and treys, but his opponent showed down the same hand with a better kicker,
. One more loss will knock Luske out of the Main Event.
Small blind:
Big blind:
Allen Natt (Button):
Natt flopped gin after the first three cards came
giving him a full house.The board filled out
allowing Natt to scoop up the main pot, tripling up to over 46,000. The small blind won the side pot, only losing 4,000 on the hand.Despite having the best hand at the start, the big blind lost the most and is left with only 13,400.