and was dominating Kimber's 
.The board ran out
. Despite making a straight on the turn, Kimber was eliminated when Cloutier filled up on the river and sent to the rail.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 5
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and was dominating Kimber's .The board ran out
. Despite making a straight on the turn, Kimber was eliminated when Cloutier filled up on the river and sent to the rail.
Klatt
Martinez
Hinkle
The flop, however, came down
, Klatt hitting middle set. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
and Klatt won the main pot, tripling up to 396,000. Hinkle won the side pot and is up to 1.4 million, while Martinez hit the rail.
but found himself against 
.The board ran out
and Hachem said, "See you online..." The two players continued to have a discussion after the hand was over but we missed what was being said.
.The board ran out
and the king on the river did Lundwall in.
Peter DeBaene was all in against Kevin Schaffel.DeBaene:
Schaffel:
The river was the
eliminating DeBaene from the tournament.Kevin Schaffel - 1,760,000
Sarne Lightman. checked and David Benyamine bet 38,000. Lightman check raised to 100,000 and Benyamine called.The turn was the
and Lightman led out for 150,000. Benyamine then moved all in for 284,000. Lightman spent some time in the tank, but eventually gave up his hand.David Benyamine - 720,000
Sarne Lightman - 560,000
and Affleck held .The flop contained an ace though, as the board ran through
. Affleck now has over two million in chips.
into Royal Wiseman's pocket 
preflop.Board:
, Amir Esfandiary got the rest of his chips into the middle with . Scott Sitron was the covering stack, and he came along to put Esfandiary at risk of elimination with 
. "I knew you had me," said Esfandiary. "But I called on the backdoor cards."The
on the turn was one of those potential backdoor cards, but the river was the . With his full house of fives over tens, Sitron takes out Esfandiary and chips his way up to 680,000.
