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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.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,334,800
Total Entries
142
Level
29
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 142
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/ at the same time that Cernuto was dealt buried aces, / . 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.
, 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.
, 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.
Level: 11
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
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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.
, and Phil Ivey moved all in for his final 2,400 chips with the 
showing. Shamseddin put in the extra 900 to put Ivey at risk. In the end, Ivey's board ran out ( 
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/ , giving him nines up. Unfortunately for him, Shamseddin started with buried sixes and found a third just like it on fifth street. His board ran down ( 
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/ (X), and his triple sixes were enough to send Ivey home (or back to the golf course).
Wilson: (X-X) /
/ (X)Chan: (X-X) /
/ (X)On fourth and fifth streets, Wilson was the bettor, and Chan called both times. The two men check-checked sixth and seventh streets.
Wilson said, "Kings," as he turned over
. "Oh, I got diamonds!" he just then realized. "You got diamonds?" asked Chan. "King was enough. I was looking for a club."After that exchange, Wilson has been bumped up to 39,000, slipping Chan down to 48,000.
