45 More Minutes
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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #47: $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$2,815,200
Entries
3,128
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Level: 9
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Break Time
Players are now on their last 20 minute break of the evening.
Baldwin Doesn't Win
Three players created a pot of about 4,000 and saw a flop of 
. The big blind checked and Eric Baldwin bet 2,300. The player in Seat 1 announced a raise and before he could put anything in the pot, the big blind folded out of turn.
Seat 1 then threw in five yellow chips worth 1,000 each. Baldwin studied his opponent long and hard before tossing his cards into the muck. Baldwin took a small hit and is down to around 20,000.
King High is Good
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Chris Moneymaker opened the pot from the cutoff seat with a 1,000-chip raise, and the player on the button re-popped it to 3,000. The action was folded around and Moneymaker called.
The flop came out 
and both players checked. The turn card was a 
and Moneymaker fired a 4,000-chip bet. His opponent called.
When the 
hit the felt on the river, Moneymaker check and his opponent fired a 6,000-chip bet.
Moneymaker tanked, said "What do you got over there?" and eventually called.
His opponent tabled 
and Moneymaker took the pot, showing 
.
Moneymaker is now up to 53,000 chips.
The Survivor: Team PokerStars Pro
With only one hour left to play, we still have two Team PokerStars Pro in the field.
Chris Moneymaker - 20,000
Ruben Visser - 5,000
Richard Toth: 25,000
Little To None
We're not sure what happened but Jonathan Little has been eliminated. According to his Twitter:
"Out. Got in with AJ getting 3:1 vs AK. Always fun to play all day and get nothing. 6th time this series for me."
Aces for Hinkle
A player in middle position opened the pot with a 800-chip raise and Blair Hinkle called in the hijack seat. When action arrived to the player in the small blind, he re-popped it to 2,500.
The initial raiser called and Hinkle moved all in for an additional 5,025 chips. The small blind moved in for more and the initial raiser tanked.
After counting his chips, in a very strange way, he folded jacks face up.
Hinkle tabled pocket aces and the player in the small blind showed pocket kings.
The 
board, gave Hinkle almost 20,000 chips.
Beasley is a Beast
The player on the button raised to 1,100 and Mike Beasley made the call from the small blind. Beasley then checked the 
flop, allowing the button to bet 1,100.
Beasley called and checked the 
on the turn. This time the button bet 2,100, and again, Beasley called. When the hit the river, Beasley led out with a bet of 2,100. The button called but mucked when he saw Beasley's 
. After the hand Beasley was up to around 47,000.
The Plan
Day 1B will play the same amount of time that Day 1A did, which means we will play for 45 minutes into Level 9 and then call it a night.