.Boyd checked, Ovseyeutz fired 4,500 and Boyd made the call. The turn brought the
and Boyd led out for 6,000. Ovseyeutz then announced he was all in for 22,000.Boyd deliberated but gave it up. He's at 110,000 chips.
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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.Boyd checked, Ovseyeutz fired 4,500 and Boyd made the call. The turn brought the
and Boyd led out for 6,000. Ovseyeutz then announced he was all in for 22,000.Boyd deliberated but gave it up. He's at 110,000 chips.
flop with 
but Suharto was quite content to call with 
which held on the 
turn and 
river.
Eric Hock checked to Fabio Pilato, who fired 2,500 at the pot.Hock then put in a reraise to 7,000 with Pilato quickly making the call.
"I'm all in!" stated Hock before the dealer had even dragged the chips, let alone burn and turn.
The turn would be dealt, and the dealer would drop the
with Pilato calling for is tournament life."You hit the flush didn't you?" asked Hock as he tabled his
.Pilato would shake his head left and right before turning over his
for a turned set."Are you kidding me! What . . . you don't think I have a hand when I check-raise you on the flop?" fumed Hock.
The river dropped the insignificant
to see Pilato double up as Hock continued to rant on."Do you even know what you're doing buddy?" asked Hock once again.
"I don't know if you know what you're doing, but I know what I'm doing" muttered Pilato in broken english, as he dragged the pot.
"If that's what it takes, I'm getting your hairdo next year," said T.J. Cloutier as he passed through the tables. Cloutier could be referring to Saul's good Main Event start, or perhaps to his having a seat at all. As we know, Cloutier was one of several who was unable to get a seat at this year's Main Event after Day 1d sold out.
"Good luck, fellas," added the six-time WSOP bracelet winner as he moved along.
on the turn of a 
board against his opponent's , needing the river to be a king, queen or six and the 
came eliminating 'E-Fro' from the tournament.
and Juanda was facing a 12,200 bet from his opponent.Juanda gave it up and his opponent flashed
for the air ball! Juanda slips to 34,000.
Table 178
Seat 2: Jean-Robert Bellande - 51,950
Seat 4: Gabriel Thaler - 29,425
Seat 7: Tommy Vedes - 102,625
Seat 9: Jason Stern - 50,750
* Ryan Daut has also been moved to the table.
Cloutier was one of the players who didn't play due to the Day 1D sellout.
Currently including:
- Robert Williamson III
- James Akenhead
- Alex Fitzgerald
- Rob Hollink
- Kathy Liebert
- Nicolas Levi
- Tom Dwan
- Ylon Schwartz
- Jennifer Harman
- Marco Traniello
- David Benyamine
- Alex Kamberis
- Ian Woodley
On the secondary feature table, we find Dennis Phillips, who finished third in the 2008 WSOP Main Event, and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi. Phillips starts the day with 62,325, while Mizrachi begins with 49,775.
As usual, our access will be somewhat limited to the feature tables, but we'll try to provide periodic updates when possible.
