"What do you do?"
"I make tombstones... it's been pretty good... we are recession-proof."
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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"What do you do?"
"I make tombstones... it's been pretty good... we are recession-proof."
, Dan Harrington bet 2,200 from middle position and got one caller.Harrington then check-called for 2,200 when the turn brought the
and both players checked the river, which brought the 
.Harrington took the pot when he showed
vs. his opponent's 
. Harrington now has 42,000.
"You're down 1,050," the dealer told Hachem.
"Well I better try to catch up," he responded. He raised the first hand he played to 300 and was called in two spots. Everyone checked all the way down on a
board. Hachem's 
was outflopped by an opponent's 
.
, a player checked to David Saab. Saab fired a bet of 1,000 and was check-raised to 2,500. Saab made the call.The turn brought the
and the first player checked. Saab fired 5,000 and his opponent called. The river brought the 
and action checked to Saab again. He fired 6,000 this time and his opponent called."Two pair." announced Saab, tabling
. His opponent tabled 
for a better two pair. "Oh that's sick!" commented Saab, dropping to 16,200 after the hand.
Boeree started at the table, but hasn't been in her seat for a little while. One of our reporters asked her what she was doing over on the rail, if maybe she got a penalty. Boeree mentioned that she gave herself a penalty because she is on such tilt and needs a break to regroup.
The flop came down
for some nice black ink on the felt. Action checked to Casterella and he fired 1,225. Everyone folded and Casterella raked in the pot."I'm not doing so well today," he said, "But better now."
Casterella - 24,000
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
board. Watkinson produced 
at showdown, having flopped the nut flush. Tarver mucked, his stack dropping to 14,000 in the process.
