for his last 23,000 on a 
flop against 
and failed to catch a king on the 
turn or 
river.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2b
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for his last 23,000 on a flop against and failed to catch a king on the turn or river.
With about 40,000 in the pot and the board reading
, ElkY bet 39,000 on the river and his opponent called, showing 
.ElkY tabled
for a full house and took down the pot.
and decided it was the best hand.The big blind moved all in for 28,000, the late position player folded, but Rajkumar snap-called with his
.However the board favored the brave, as it fell
to give the BB player a pair of aces and the apologetic double up.Rajkumar slips back to 75,000 chips.
but ran into and diastrous 
flop was not followed by two aces, but by a 
and turn and river.
Player - "Greg! Greg! You know what I wanna do? I wanna sit at the feature table with you, but have Hellmuth sandwiched between us. We can just jam it in and piss him off and then turn around and say things to his wife."
Raymer - "I'd just shove on Hellmuth because he doesn't want to get in with a flip."
Seiver - "Yeah, but there's the extra EV of sending Hellmuth on tilt."
Raymer - "I run so bad in the Main Event."
Joe Sebok - "Wow, this is where the party is. Even Raymer is here, this must be the jump off!"
Photographer - "I'm only shooting world champs, movie stars, and big boobs."
.The flop came down
, adding a flush draw to the opponent's two overcards. The turn brought the and the river the .Wasicka was able to fade all the outs and move up to 99,000.
, sending his opponent, Will Kassouf, into the tank.Finally Kassouf emerged and folded, showing a queen as he did. Fields then showed his hand --
.Fields now has 118,000.
; including Kirk Morrison out of the small blind.The action was checked round to see the
fall on the turn and a bet of 1,500 from Morrison follow. The big blind passed, but the limper on the button made the call to see the river of the land.Morrison checked to his opponent who opted with a bet of 3,100.
"Do you want me to call?" asked Morrison before continuing with, "do you have a Jack?"
"Can you beat a Jack?" asked his opponent.
"No" quipped Morrison before stating, "ahhh, allright I call"
Morrison turned over his
for a lowly pair of sixes, but after his opponent mucked, Morrison raked in the pot to climb to over 145,000 in chips.
to Scott Seiver. Seiver bet out 5,200 before Lou Diamond Phillips called from the button. The first player then tank-folded.The turn brought the
and Seiver checked. Phillips bet out 15,000 and Seiver folded. Phillips showed only the and then turned to Greg Raymer and pounded fists while Raymer congratulated him on the pot.
Schwartz held pocket kings with all the chips in preflop against the ace-king of Gazes.
However, the board was spread
and Gazes hit his ace to eliminate Schwartz from the tournament.
