The flop came down
and the first player checked. Lynch fired out 6,500. His opponent hesitated, but then folded pocket jacks face up. Lynch is now at 32,500.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2b
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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The flop came down
and the first player checked. Lynch fired out 6,500. His opponent hesitated, but then folded pocket jacks face up. Lynch is now at 32,500.
and the big blind led for 2,000. Daneshgar raised to 7,175. The player took some time to think as Daneshgar awaited the decision. Finally, the big blind folded and Daneshgar scooped the pot.
, Joe Hachem checked and his opponent checked behind. The river was the and Hachem fired out 15,000 into a pot of about 20,000. The player quickly called. "You got it." said Hachem, tabling 
. His opponent rolled over pocket aces.
. The turn brought the and both players checked. The river was the 
and Seiver checked again. His opponent fired 2,200 and Seiver called.The player showed
and Seiver mucked, dropping to 49,000.Over on another table, David Daneshgar is up to 89,000 chips and enjoying his massage.
. Theo Tran checked from the big blind and the original raiser moved all in for 7,425. A player in middle position folded their hand and Jennifer Harman called from the button. Tran got out of the way.Under the gun:
Harman:
The board ran out
allowing the queens to hold up. Harman takes a small hit and drops to 62,400.
Kevin O'Leary knocked out another player just recently to put him up to over 100,000. The sympathetic murmurs of, "Helluva call," around the table as his opponent left suggested that the chips went in on the flop or the turn.
O'Leary:
Mr. Busto:
Board:
The unfortunate Mr. Busto actually thought he'd won the hand and went to sit back down, until O'Leary pointed out that he'd made a straight with a rather unnecessary, "Stand up, you don't want to sit back down."
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A few hands later though, and the chips went back out of O'Leary's stack as he doubled up another player at the table, O'Leary's pocket sixes no good at all against the short stack's pocket aces.
O'Leary now on 86,000.
and his opponent 
.The flop was safe for Feldman --
-- but the popped out on the turn. The river was the , and now Feldman has been crippled down to 4,200.
David "Devilfish" Ulliott bet 3,000 and Rob Hollink called from the button. The turn paired the board with the
. Ulliot bet again, this time for 6,000. Hollink matched the bet.The river brought the
and both players checked it down.Ulliot showed
and took down the pot.David "Devilfish" Ulliott - 72,000
The flop came down
and everyone checked. The turn brought the and action checked to the button. He fired 1,500 and the big blind and Phan both called. The other player folded.The river was the
and everyone checked. The big blind mucked after the button showed . Phan held 
and won the hand to move up to 18,000. The player that folded on the flop said he folded two kings.
. J.C. Tran, facing a bet of 3,600 from the player sitting to his right, raised to 9,100, and his opponent called. The turn was the . Tran's opponent checked, Tran bet 11,000 this time, and after some thought the call was made.The river brought a third heart, the
. Tran's opponent again checked, Tran fired out four orange (5000) chips for a bet of 20,000, and after tanking for a while his opponent let it go. Tran is at 125,000.
