Jensen
Calderaro
Calderaro's kings held up on the
board and Jensen found his Main Event at an end. After the hand, Calderaro was up to 3,000,000 in chips.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 7
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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Jensen
Calderaro
Calderaro's kings held up on the
board and Jensen found his Main Event at an end. After the hand, Calderaro was up to 3,000,000 in chips.
, and Bach 
.The flop came
, and Bach suddenly went from way behind to way ahead. The turn was the 
and the river the 
, and Bach is back up to 2.56 million. Soulier slips to 1.7 million after that one.
Action folded to Puumalainen in the small blind. He limped into the pot in front of big blind Francois Balmigere, who raised to 150,000. Puumalainen's response was to shove all in for about 2.3 million chips. Balmigere gave the matter a few moments' thought and then called all in for slightly less, about 2.15 million.
Puumalainen:
Balmigere:
The board rolled out
. That was no help for Puumalainen, crippling him to about 105,000. Those chips went in on the next hand with 
after Craig Boyd opened for 125,000 with 
. Once again the board was no help for Puumalainen, and this time he was not left with any chips. He's out.
That was the end of the drama though, as Esfandiari shook his head and sent his cards muckward.
Robbins
Haabak
The flop was a sweat-tastic
, Haabak picking up the nut flush draw. The turn was the , the river was the and Robbins' jacks held up to double his stack to 3,580,000. Haaabak is down to 1,570,000.
with big blind Marc McLaughlin. Martin check-called a bet of 55,000 from McLaughlin, then led out for 100,000 on the 
turn. McLaughlin raised that turn bet to 270,000 and got the fold.A few hands later Charlie Elias opened preflop for 125,000. Marin raised to 450,000 from the button, then folded to a re-raise by Elias to 1.775 million. The result of both of those hands is that Martin's stack is down to about 3.2 million.
Lichtenberger held
and Bohlman held 
.The flop contained an ace as it was spread
. The turn was the 
and Bohlman began to stand from his chair. The river was then dealt the and that was it for Bohlman.
flop. The turn came the and Bach bet 150,000. Ivey made the call. The river was the 
and Bach fired a second barrel for 360,000. Ivey looked him up. Bach had nothing more than
. Ivey's 
was good and he raked in the pot. He's now up to 7.1 million while Bach fell to 2.2 million.
Moon has 10.2 million right now, with Tommy Vedes second with 8.1 million and Lacay 7.3 million. Ivey lurks in fourth with 7.1 million.
