There are five players in the field with stacks greater than 100,000 chips, but there are some big name players like Brandon Cantu, Shaun Deeb and Grant Hinkle lurking not too far behind.
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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 7 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,809,715
Entries
2,791
Level
29
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 2,791
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There are five players in the field with stacks greater than 100,000 chips, but there are some big name players like Brandon Cantu, Shaun Deeb and Grant Hinkle lurking not too far behind.
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Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
vs. the 
of Harry Pozefsky.When the board ran out
, Childs doubled his starting stack to 32,000.
After the player on the button shoved all in for 9,500, Deeb looked down at his cards in the big blind and sighed, "Alright I call."
Deeb tabled
and would need some help against the button's 
. The board obliged when it ran out 
, giving Deeb trips and the double to 29,000 chips.
Greely raised to 3,000 preflop in early position and was reraised to 12,000. On a flop of
, Greeley led out for 15,000 and his opponent reraised all in. Greeley made the call, showing 
for a flush draw, while his opponent showed 
for trip sixes.When the board ran out
, Greeley hit his flush and built his stack to 275,000.
.Safieddine was first to act and he led out for 17,000 before Deeb moved all in for his last 27,000. It was only 10,000 more to Safieddine who made the call.
Safieddine:
Deeb:
Deeb had the rockets and they held up when the turn and river bricked
, 
.A great start to the day for Deeb as he now finds himself in comfortable shape with 50,000 as Safieddine slips back to the same amount.
The pace of our reporting has also slowed temporarily, as the floor staff has restricted media from getting on the floor until after hand-for-hand play is completed.
Deeb raised preflop to 3,100 from middle position with Safieddine calling in the small blind.
The flop landed
and Safieddine checked over to Deeb who fired a continuation bet of 4,600. Safieddine made the call.The turn was the
and again Safieddine check-called, this time for the amount of 9,600. They went to the river where the peeled off. Safieddine checked and Deeb moved all in for 37,300 chips. Safieddine went into the tank before finding a call, but he mucked when Deeb flipped 
- a flush draw, that turned two pair and rivered a full house!Deeb is running hot today as he now has a mountain of chips in excess of 80,000 in front of him.
