. Both players checked the 
turn, leading Soulier to fire for 300,000 on the 
river. Gurevich may have thought he was catching a bluff when he called with 
, but Soulier turned over 
to drag the pot.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 6
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. Both players checked the turn, leading Soulier to fire for 300,000 on the river. Gurevich may have thought he was catching a bluff when he called with , but Soulier turned over to drag the pot.
Showdown
Craig:
Abdalla:
That's right, nearly 2,000,000 chips up for grabs pre-flop as both men tabled ace-queen. The board ran out blanks, and the two men took their own money back plus an extra couple thousand.
, and Brecard 
.The flop came
, putting Brecard ahead. The turn was the 
and the river the 
, and Stoykov is out in 121st place.
and both players checked.The turn brought the
and McLaughlin checked. Palovic bet 120,000 and McLaughlin called.The river brought the
and McLaughlin checked again. Palovic moved all in for 420,000 and McLaughlin snapped. Palovic held 
for air and McLaughlin turned a set of deuces with 
. Palovic was eliminated.
Fair showed
, and Gafford 
. The board came 
, and Gafford is out in 119th. Fair is at 3.18 million now.
The flop came down
. Lacay led out for 330,000 and Schneider called. The turn came the 
and Lacay checked. Schneider bet 600,000 only to have Lacay move all in for an additional 1,755,000. After a long think, Schneider gave it up. After the hand, Schneider was down to 1.8 million while Lacay was up to 4.2 million.
. Perner led with a bet of 117,000. Lamb folded, but Tamayo stuck around.The turn brought the
and Perner led with a bet of 317,000. Tamayo called.The river brought the
and Perner checked. Tamayo fired 500,000. Perner tanked and then mucked his hand, giving Tamayo the pot.Tamayo is on 2.2 million and Perner is on 2.5 million.
, Roy Vazquez got the last of his chips in with 
, and was up against James Calderaro who held 
.The turn was the
, and Vazquez' set of tens were still best. But the river brought the 
, giving Calderaro the flush and busting Vazquez in 118th place.Calderaro now has 1.1 million.
Diaz
Saca
Unfortunately for Diaz, a king hit the flop and he couldn't find a third jack on the
board.
against Smith's . A pair of jacks on the turn became a straight on the river, more than enough to take down the pot on a board of .
