flop.Both players checked the
turn, and Mr. Original Raiser check-called a teeny tiny 525 from Somerville on the 
river. Somerville's 
was good against Mr. Raiser's 
, and he's up to 36,000.
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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flop.Both players checked the
turn, and Mr. Original Raiser check-called a teeny tiny 525 from Somerville on the river. Somerville's was good against Mr. Raiser's , and he's up to 36,000.
, Shannon Shorr bet 17,000, which was enough to put his opponent Phil Galfond all in. Galfond would go into the tank for four minutes before making the call. Shorr tabled 
for three nines, "Nice hand" said Galfond as he tapped the table and made a graceful exit. On another table we found Jeff Madsen all in on a flop of
. Madsen held 
and was well behind his opponent's 
. The turn and river would fall 
sending Madsen to the rail.
when his opponent held pocket threes.He's now down to 26,000.
. The UTG player checked behind.The turn was the
and Wayans fired 1,500. His opponent quickly called and the hit the river. Wayans fired an identical 1,500 and again was met with a call.Wayans tabled
for two pair to take it down.
board, Tom 'durrrr' Dwan fired out 1,850 when it was checked to him by three players.One player in the small blind made it 3,700 to go, and once it was folded to Dwan, he made the call.
The turn landed the
and when faced with a 4,000-chip bet, Dwan pushed the action to 25,000 total. His opponent moved all in and Dwan double-fist-pump-snap called.Dwan:
Opponent:
With Dwan holding the nut-straight with a flush-draw, the meaningless
would land on the river to see Dwan shipped the pot to move to 71,000 as his opponent took a long walk home.
Both players checked the
flop before the big blind lead out for 1,000 on the turn.Jett made the call and they then both checked the
river. Jett showing but no good again the big blind's 
. His 
was good enough to earn him the pot and the $100 gift package from Jack Link's.
The flop fell
and Gerasimova fired 2,700. Her bet found a call.The turn was the
and both players checked to see the 
fall on the river. Gerasimova checked, her opponent bet 5,125 and Gerasimova then announced a raise to make it 14,500 to go. Her opponent then announced that he was all in. Gerasimova only had 16,000 behind but decided to give it up.
A regular on the EPT circuit, Levi had just folded in an interesting hand just now. He had raised to 800 and been called by a player in middle position before the button reraised to 3,300. Levi called but then the middle position player decided to reraise to 10,500.
The button quickly folded and Levi folded afterwards after some thought.
