2009 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud
Day: 2
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and got it all in against a player who has turned into a media row darling, Freddie Ellis. Tough luck for Seif was that Ellis already had two pair of his own:
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. Neither player improved from there. Seif is out; Ellis is up to 84,000.
Level: 11
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
, a bet that his opponent raised with (X-X) /
. Brooks called on sixth but check-folded to a bet on the river."Ace-clubs five-clubs," Brooks' opponent said, flashing those cards in the hole for a five-high straight. "It was that or rolled up." Brooks just nodded. He's on a roughly average stack, with about 60,000 in chips.
, only to see his lone opponent -- Hoyt Corkins -- raise (X-X) /
.Negreanu studied Corkins' board. "Eight-nine?" he asked. Corkins just chomped on his trademark cigar. Whatever it was he did, it was enough for Negreanu to convince himself to fold.
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at the same time that Cernuto was dealt buried aces,
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. Each player made trips on sixth street, but neither filled up. As a result Cernuto's three aces were the best hand and Lindgren is out.Cernuto has about 100,000.
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. His customer was Mel Judah, who had a nine of his own. Judah took over the betting all the way until sixth street, when he slowed down and checked. At that point, Chiu's board had developed
and he bet. Judah called with
, then check-called again on the river. Chiu rolled over a river card of
to go along with his buried kings for two pair, kings and jacks. He's up to 52,000.
. Three seats over, Randall Skaggs completed, and Michael Sigel put in a raise down the line. When it came back to Habib, he bumped it up to 6,000. Skaggs ducked out, but Sigel came along.Habib: (X-X) /
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/ (X)On fourth, fifth, and sixth streets, Sigel was check-calling bets from Habib. Seventh street went check-check. Habib opened up
, good for kings up. Sigel nodded, exposing the
that he had buried to start the hand. "I picked up a straight draw too. Just couldn't get away, you know?"