2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1d
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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and action checked to Tran. He bet out 800 with only the big blind making the call.The turn brought the
and action checked to Tran. He fired 1,600 this time and his opponent called.The river brought the
and after the big blind checked, Tran bet 2,800. His opponent folded, showing that he tossed 
into the muck for a busted flush draw. Tran is back up to 21,500.
The flop of
was checked through to see the fall on the turn and a 1,800-chip bet follow from Binger.His opponent made the call, and when the
fell on the turn, Binger fired 2,800 which was also called by his opponent.Binger tabled
to take down the pot and move to over 48,000 in chips.
and spiking a ten against his opponent's 
.He's up 31,000.
"You see, you had the best hand possible, so if someone bets you have to raise and if someone checks you have to bet, you have to create action. See, if you don't, then it's more like a home game, with everyone just checking and all friendly..."
The lady in question looked suitably patronized, and was issued her penalty on top of that.
against an opponent's 
. The board ran out
as Salley failed to catch up and headed to the rail.
Everyone is looking very relaxed here.
. After the under-the-gun player bet out 1,000, Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier raised to 2,700. The player under the gun then reraised to 7,000 and ElkY made the call.The turn brought the
and the first player checked to ElkY. He fired a bet of 5,250 and the player called.The river was the
and the player checked. ElkY checked right behind. When his opponent tabled 
for a rivered Broadway straight, ElkY's jaw almost hit the table. He then mucked his hand and got up from his chair to take a walk.ElkY is down to 18,000.
flop. His opponent called.They both checked the
turn, and proceeded to the 
river. "I got you beat," warned Mizrachi's opponent. "Probably," agreed Mizrachi. They both checked, and indeed Mr. Opponent flipped 
to make Mizrachi muck. Mizrachi claimed red sevens.
"All in and a call, table 70!" yelled the dealer a few moments later after no one seemed to come running over the table from the ESPN camera crew.
The dealer then ran out the hands as it was the
of Kent Lin against his opponent's 
.A few players from the surrounding tables stood up to watch the action as the board came out
. Everyone around the table bursted out with excitement.The turn was the
and the river the to calm things down as the aces held up for Lin.
