Mr. All In:
ElkY:
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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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Mr. All In:
ElkY:
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two players got in their stacks. The first seemed very confident when flipping over his 
but...Shock! Horror! as the second player flipped 
for quad jacks to win his opponent's entire stack.And on top of that, $100 of free jerky! Yay!
His cup runneth over...
The flop came
, Zolotow bet 3,500, and his opponent called. The turn was the , and Zolotow turned his head to the side as if to say "okay, let's see what you're going to do," and tapped the table. His opponent likewise checked.The river was the
and both players checked once more. "Ace," said Zolotow, tabling his . His opponent sat for awhile looking at his cards, then showed them to all -- 
. "Good hand," he told the two-time WSOP bracelet winner.Zolotow looks to be right back close to where he started the day with just a tad under 30,000 chips.
Marafioti has been a little loud and rowdy of late, due to his prop bet with Tom Dwan, but we're unclear as to why he's been escorted out of the room.
. Morrison checked from the small blind to Gazes in late position who fired 2,500. Morrison then min-check-raised to 5,000 and Gazes released.Morrison claimed he had
as he adds to his impressive stack of 87,000 chips.
With about 13,000 in the pot and the board reading
, King bet 7,200 and his lone opponent called. The 
fell on the river and King wasted little time before betting 20,000, enough to put his opponent all in.After a few minutes and a calling of the clock, his opponent flashed the
and mucked his cards.King is now up to 172,000.
with approximately 10,000 chips in the pot. Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy checked to his opponent and she slam dunked 15,000 chips into the middle for an all-in bet. Josephy flung up his hands, stood up, and looked in pain. He did make the call though, tossing in three T5,000 chips.The woman held her hand up in front of her face, but didn't turn it over quite yet. Josephy held his hand out, signaling the woman that she had to turn her hand over. She did so and tabled
. Bax held 
.The river was the
and Bax was able to win the hand and rake in the pot.
, prompting Robert Varkonyi to commit all of his stack of 21,950 and another player to go all in as well. Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi had been in the hand, but had folded -- and said later he'd let go of pocket aces.If so, it was a good fold, as Varkonyi had
and his opponent 
. The turn was the and the river the , and Varkonyi chips all the way up to 55,000."All I ask for is one break a day," said Varkonyi afterwards.
to Dutch Boyd and Boyd checked behind. The river brought the and Ivey bet out 4,000 with around 4,500 in the middle. Boyd made the call and Ivey tabled two black eights -- 
. Boyd simply tapped the table and mucked.
and 4,000 of her chips committed into the middle. Her opponent made the call and Rousso tabled 
for a handful of diamonds.However she gave a little shriek of dismay at seeing her opponent table
for a bigger flush, as the river had diminished her hand.Rousso is down to 17,500 and suddenly fighting to make day 2 action.
