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Toth held
and Mourshaki held 
. The board ran out 
and Mourshaki's aces held up to put him up to 1.2 million. Toth was eliminated.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 5
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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Toth held
and Mourshaki held . The board ran out and Mourshaki's aces held up to put him up to 1.2 million. Toth was eliminated.
, Dieter Albrecht led out for 35,000, Jamin Stokes flat-called from middle position and Gabe Walls raised to 200,000 from late position. Albrecht reraised all in, and Stokes got out of the way. Albrecht
Walls
Walls was well in the lead with top two pair, Albrecht needed to catch a jack to survive. The turn was the
, the river was the 
and Albrecht was eliminated while Walls raked in the massive pot, sending his stack up to 2,150,000.
at the right time against Brian Taylor's 
and the board came 
to help him along.
, tangled up in a pot with Hans Hein and Richard Harington. The board came out 
. Harrington tabled , which Doan could beat. However, Hein showed 
, and his full boat is good enough to send Doan packing.
against Lacay's 
on a 
board.
. McLarthy held 
, but was drawing stone dead to Lightman's .The river was the
to add some salt to the wounds of McLarthy as he was sent to the rail. Lightman moved up to 670,000.
The original raiser folded and Stokes moved all in after about 30 seconds of deliberation. Scott called with
but was behind to her opponent's which stayed ahead on the 
board.
and Scott Cook looked him up holding 
. Cook hit a set on the
flop and Mizzi couldn't catch up, the turn falling the and the river the to send him to the rail. After the hand, Cook was up to 811,000.
and Magidov checked. Ivey fired 35,000 and was called.The turn brought the
and Magidov checked. Ivey fired 80,000 this time and was check-raised to 200,000. Ivey made the call.The river brought the
and both players checked.Magidov tabled
and Ivey mucked.Ivey - 960,000
Magidov - 800,000
Tran tabled
, and he was looking good for a double against Doebler's 
. The board ran 
, and the best hand wins. J.C. is up to 245,000 now.
