Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-02-2009 20:36 UTC-12

Matt Glantz Eliminated in 14th Place ($24,480)

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We admittedly missed the action, as this hand developed quickly. What we do know is that Matt Glantz had made trip queens, betting himself all in. Hasan Habib looked him up, running down kings full to send Glantz home in 14th place. He received a little pay bump, taking home nearly $25,000 for his work over the last two days.

Tags: Hasan Habib Matt Glantz

Level: 18

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

06-02-2009 20:13 UTC-12

Fu Wong Eliminated in 15th Place ($21,343)

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Fu Wong did all he could when he raised all in on third street with an {A-Diamonds}

door card. Ivan Schertzer and Eric Brooks refused to go away. They went all the way to the river, with Schertzer eventually showing down three-of-a-kind nines. Wong's board came (X-X) / {A-Diamonds}

/ (X). He couldn't beat three nines with his hole cards and is out in 15th place.

Tags: Fu Wong

06-02-2009 20:12 UTC-12

Habib Jacks Up Negreanu

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Daniel Negreanu completed the bring-in, and Hasan Habib was the lone caller.

Negreanu: (X-X) / {7-Spades}

/ (X)
Habib: (X-X) / {6-Clubs}

/ (X)

Both players checked fourth street. Habib bet both fifth and sixth streets, with Negreanu calling both. On seventh street, both players checked again. Habib opened up {J-Clubs}

, and his jacks up were the winner. He has chipped up to 405,000, while Negreanu is down to 195,000.

Tags: Daniel Negreanu Hasan Habib

06-02-2009 19:56 UTC-12

Steven Landfish Eliminated in 16th Place ($21,343)

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Steven Landfish was all in with a pair and a flush draw on sixth street, up against Tim Phan who held kings and fours. Landfish bricked off on seventh street, and he is headed out in 16th place as a result.

Tags: Steven Landfish Tim Phan

06-02-2009 19:54 UTC-12

Habib Running Good

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Matt Glantz is frustarted and Hasan Habib is running good. Glantz' frustration shown through at showdown, after he called big bets on fifth, sixth and seventh streets from Habib. Habib's board came (X-X) / {J-Diamonds}

/ (X), which was good for two pair when he rolled over {K-Hearts}

. Glantz just clenched his fists in frustration and mucked (X-X) / {K-Clubs}

/ (X).

Habib's sitting at 300,000 now. Glantz is stacked at 120,000.

06-02-2009 19:53 UTC-12

Phan Can

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Eric Brooks completed with the {A-Diamonds}

, and both Tim Phan and Fu Wong called.

Brooks: (X-X) / {A-Diamonds}

MUCK
Phan: (X-X) / {6-Diamonds}

/ (X)
Wong: (X-X) / {K-Spades}

/ (X)

On fourth street, Brooks bet, and both opponents called. On fifth, Wong led out with his open pair of fours, Brooks folded, but Phan came along. Phan would call one more bet each on sixth and seventh streets.

In the end, Phan tabled {5-Diamonds}

for a naked pair of fives. It was the winner though; Wong had just his pair of fours, dropping all the way down to 40,000.

Tags: Fu Wong Tim Phan

06-02-2009 19:38 UTC-12

Two-Table Draws

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Here's how the final two tables are set up:

Table 59
Seat 1: Fu Wong
Seat 2: Eric Drache
Seat 3: Steven Landfish
Seat 4: Freddie Ellis
Seat 5: Ville Wahlbeck
Seat 6: Eric Brooks
Seat 7: Tim Phan
Seat 8: Ivan Schertzer

Table 60
Seat 1: Ray Dehkharghani
Seat 2: Max Pescatori
Seat 3: Jeff Lisandro
Seat 4: Mel Judah
Seat 5: Matt Glantz
Seat 6: Daniel Negreanu
Seat 7: Hasan Habib
Seat 8: Greg Mueller

Level: 17

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

06-02-2009 19:31 UTC-12