The flop came down
. Luu fired 700,000 and then Crowe moved all in for 2.45 million. Luu tanked, but let his hand go, dropping to 1.6 million in the process. Crowe soared to four million.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 6
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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The flop came down
. Luu fired 700,000 and then Crowe moved all in for 2.45 million. Luu tanked, but let his hand go, dropping to 1.6 million in the process. Crowe soared to four million.
The flop came
. Maimone checked, Shou bet 250,000, and Maimone called. The turn was the 
, and both players checked.The river brought the
. This time Maimone fired 260,000 into the middle, and Shou stepped aside.Maimone is up to 2.48 million, while Shou has 1.035 million.
, and the first two players checked. Eastgate continued out with a bet of 105,000, Rusnak folded, and Phillips put in the call to see another card.The turn revealed the
, drawing another check from Phillips. Eastgate fired again, 175,000 this time, and Phillips quickly check-raised all in with a covering stack. Eastgate frowned and sent his cards sliding back into the muck. It's a great sight to watch these two 2008 finalists duking it out on the featured table, and it should make for some excellent television as well.
Powell
Buchman
The board ran out
, giving Powell a straight to double up to 880,000.
The flop came
. Patchell checked, Nourafchan bet, Patchell put in a large raise, Nourafchan then reraised all in, and Patchell called.Patchell showed
for a pair of sixes and a gutshot straight draw, while Nourafchan had just for a couple of overs. The turn was the 
, and Patchell was still good. But the river brought the 
, and Patchell goes out in 107th place.Nourafchan now moves to the top of the leaderboard with 4.81 million.
was no match for Jeff Shulman's 
on a board of 
.
We picked up the action on the
flop, where Moon led into Benyamine with a bet. Benyamine raised; Moon reraised an additional 200,000 above Benyamine's raise. That put the action back to Benyamine, who put in another raise of an additional 300,000 chips. Finally Moon just called.The turn was the
. Benyamine had 800,000 chips behind. Moon elected to put him all in. Benyamine called with the best starting hand 
but he had been outflopped by Moon's , a set of treys. The river bricked 
to end Benyamine's run.Moon is the new chip leader with roughly 5.7 million chips.
, Anh Van Nguyen was all in with 
against Tian Shou who had 
. Nguyen had the higher pair, but needed to fade another club or queen to win the hand.The turn was the
and Nguyen was still okay, but the river brought the 
, and Nguyen is out in 106th place.
Showdown
Hachem:
Kopp:
The flop was a beautiful miss for Hachem as it rolled out
. A buzz of murmurs swept through the featured table arena as the realization kicked in that Hachem was live to any club, any king, or either of his own overcards. The turn was the which was a relative blank, but it did add another two outs for the at-risk World Champ. The crowd once again rose to life as the entire room seemed to be pulling for an out card to hit.River:
. Talk about a swing and a miss. Kopp's little pair of fours somehow held up to make the winning two pair. With that, the gregarious Joe Hachem shook hands with his table, wished them all luck, and made his way off to the interview booth.
between the two players.Degrou fired out 69,000. Bohlman made the call. The turn brought the
and Degrou slowed down by checking. Bohlman took the initiative and bet 175,000. Degrou called.The river brought the
and Degrou checked again. Bohlman fired 500,000. Degrou gave up his hand and Bohlman raked in the pot, moving up to 1.6 million in the process.
