chased out the other two. Shou flipped over his 
, and he was already drawing dead. Shou is out in 95th place.
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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chased out the other two. Shou flipped over his , and he was already drawing dead. Shou is out in 95th place.
, Kasper Cordes moved all in for approximately 600,000 and Scott Cook snap-called with top set, 
. Cordes held just 
and would need running cards for a straight.The turn was the
and that was the end of it. Cordes was drawing dead, but had to wait around for the river while the ESPN cameras set up the shot. It took about a minute and then the river was dealt the 
. Officially, that was the end of things and Cordes was sent to the rail.
Jensen
Affleck
Shou
The board came
, meaning Affleck won the big main pot, and Shou the teeny tiny side pot -- just 2,000.Affleck now has 1.261 million, and Jensen 870,000. Shou will be all in on the next hand -- he only has half an ante.
Phil Ivey: "... Nothing you do will make you look badass."
, Noah Boeken checked, Kevin Schaffel checked, Hung Pham bet 190,000, Boeken moved all in, Schaffel folded and Pham called. Boeken
Pham
The turn was the
, the river fell the and Boeken's Main Event came to an end with a 96th place finish. After the hand, Pham was up to 3.25 million.
board, he faced a bet of 300,000 from Jeff Duvall.McLaughlin seemed unsure what to do. He asked the dealer to spread the pot, which looked to contain about 850,000 chips. Then he gazed across the table at Duvall.
"Do you want a call?" McLaughlin asked. There was no response from Duvall, but McLaughlin seemed to find his answer anyway. He called, then mucked when Duvall showed
.McLaughlin has slipped to 1.63 million.
, Prahlad Friedman checked, Jonathan Tamayo bet 500,000, and Friedman called.Tamayo showed
for the flopped set, and Friedman tossed his hand dealerward -- . Tamayo is up to 2.88 million, and Friedman falls to 670,000.
Showdown
Dang:
Ivey:
You know the rest of the story. The flop rolled out
, drawing a huge reaction from the cheering squad assembled on the ledge. The 
and that filled out the board did nothing to save Dang, and he's been sent to the rail courtesy of Ivey's two-out jack. With that knockout, Phil is all the way up to 3,260,000.
. Both Bradley Craig and James Calderaro called and checked down the 
board. Craig turned up
for top two pair, Calderaro mucked, and Brecard hit the rail, his 97th place finish earning him $47,003.
Margets showed
, and Shou 
. The community cards came , and Margets is now up to 1.802 million, and Shou slips to 738,000.
