and the button made the call. Angelil showed
for the overpair while the button turned up 
for top pair and an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the 
, but the 
on the river made the button's straight, eliminating Angelil.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2a
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and the button made the call. Angelil showed
for the overpair while the button turned up for top pair and an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the , but the on the river made the button's straight, eliminating Angelil.
and action checked around to the turn, which brought the .When a player in middle position finally bet 2,100, action folded back to Isaac Baron in the small blind, who check-raised to 7,000. When his opponent folded, Baron added some valuable chips to his stack which now stands at 27,400.
, Sam Farha checked from early position to his late-position opponent. That player bet 2,300, then moved all in for 17,000 total after Farha made a small raise to 5,000 total. Farha called with 
, having flopped top two pair. he was ahead of his opponent's one pair, 
. The board ran out 
and 
to give Farha a full house and the win. He's up to 74,500.
Player 1:
Player 2:
Preston:
When the board ran
, Preston four-flushed the nuts and eliminated both opponents. His stack now stands at 45,000.
. When the turn fell , Scott's opponent led into her for 6,700. Scott called that bet and then found herself facing a hefty bet of 17,500 on the 
river. Scott called again."Nice hand," her opponent said, mucking his hand. Scott opened
for two pair, aces and deuces, and collected the pot. Her count climbed to 63,000.
, Todd Brunson check-called his opponent's bet of 2,600. The river brought the 
and Brunson check-called another 5,100.His opponent turned over
saying "I rivered a set." He actually had a full house, but the difference didn't mean anything to Brunson who tossed his hand in the muck. He's down to 28,000.
Both players checked down to the river on a board of
before the big blind finally led out for 1,000. Brunson called and mucked when his opponent showed for the flush. Brunson finished the level with 26,500.
after an opponent open-raised for 1050. That opponent called with , then watched the board run out 
to give Seidel a double-up.
against Adam Weinraub's .The board ran out
giving Weinraub's opponent aces full of deuces to double up.Adam Weinraub - 60,000
. Both players checked to see the hit the turn. Sexton bet this time, and his opponent called 3,500. Both players checked again when the fell on the river.Sexton tabled
for three pair, but only the queens and nines counted, and it was good. His opponent showed and the dealer mucked his ace high. Sexton is up to 49,000.
