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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #29: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,607,400
Total Entries
171
Level
30
Blinds
80,000 / 150,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 171
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Pat Walsh raised from the cutoff seat, and David Baker made it three bets from the small blind.
The two players took a flop of 
, and Bakers follow-up bet was quickly called. That led to the 
turn, and Baker checked this time before calling one of Walsh's big bets. Both men check-checked the repeat 
on the river.
Baker was first to show, tabling 
for aces over queens. That was good; Walsh mucked his way down to 315,000, and that pot boosts Baker up to 185,000.
Zvi Groysman raised from UTG and Jameson Painter defended his big blind.
Both players checked the 
flop. Painter checked the 
on the turn, Groysman bet and Painter called. The river was the and Painter bet his last 6,000 chips. Groysman folded.
Painter is still short, but up to 65,000.
Greg DeBora was back down to 20,000 when he got it in with 
. Michael Mizrachi looked him up with 
, and DeBora was fighting for his tournament survival.
The flop was a disastrous 
, but the turn 
pulled DeBora back into the lead. The 
on the river secured his double up, and he was back to 40,000 just like that.
A few hands later...
Matt Keikoan raised before the flop, and DeBora called to see the dealer put out 
. DeBora got his chips in again by calling Keikoan's three-bet raise, and the news was not good:
DeBora: 
Keikoan: 
DeBora was behind with bottom pair, but things turned around in a hurry on the 
turn. That gave him trips and a hammer lock on the pot, and the on the river secured his second double up within the orbit. DeBora is back up to 70,000 or so, and now it is Keikoan riding the dangerously short stack of just 40,000.
Mark Newhouse was all-in on a 
flop against Brock Parker.
Newhouse 
Parker 
The turn was the , but Parker spiked an ace on the river to send Newhouse to the rail.
Just to make things interesting, Greg DeBora has just sent a double up back to Matt Keikoan in a coin flip.
Keikoan was at risk with , and DeBora was racing for the knockout with . The board ran out 
, and that set of jacks earns Keikoan the double up to put both players right at 57,000 chips.
That's the end of levels seven and eight today, and we need to take one more twenty-minute break so everyone can stretch out those cramped legs.
Back shortly.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
