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J.J. Liu got all 8,000 of her chips in the middle against an opponent holding 
. Her pair won the race when the board came 
. Liu now has about 8,000 in chips thanks to her namesake hand holding up.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #5: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$2,824,200
Total Entries
2,092
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 2,092
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Lauren Kling bumped action up when the player in the small blind limped and was met with a call. On a flop of 
the small blind checked and Kling shoved. The player in the big blind was very short stacked and called. Kling showed 
and her opponent tabled 
for middle pair. Kling was saved when the 
came on the turn and held through the 
on the river.
Kling now has roughly 16,500 chips.
Antonio Esfandiari was folded to in the small blind. He bumped it up to 750 and the player in the big blind went all in for about 2,500. Esfandiari snap called.
Esfandiari: 
Opponent:
Esfandiari's opponent racked his knuckles against the table when the flop came 
. Esfandiari couldn't find the case jack with a 
on the turn and 
on the river.
Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Here they are folks, all the player in the field. Unfortunately, we can't track all their counts but we'll be sure to keep you up-to-date on all the chip leaders and notables.
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Joe Bartholdi opened the pot with a raise to 400 in late position and got called by the blinds.
Flop: 
All the players checked.
Turn: 
Joe bet 750 and Vitaly Lunkin made the call in the small blind.
River: 
Vitaly check-call the 1,800 bet from Joe who tabled 
winning the pot.
Vitaly has now 10,500 and Joe is up to 15,000.
On a flop that read 
Scott Seiver turned to his new table-mate, Justin Young, and said, "Oh my god, I'm going to have like 50k by the end of this hand."
Seiver, who was on the button, was playing heads-up with a player who was acting under the gun. Seiver called his opponent's bet of 1,050.
The turn came down 
and the both players checked.
When the river delivered and the player under the gun checked with about 7,000 behind him. Seiver asked, "How much do you have?" before turning to Young and saying "Nitting it up." Seiver eventually got around to betting, making it 5,000 and his opponent made a crying call. Seiver showed 
and his opponent mucked.
Seiver is currently sitting on about 25,500 in chips.
We weren't sure if all the chips got in the middle preflop or postflop, but we are sure that Shannon Shorr has doubled up. With a flop reading 
we saw Shorr had spiked a set with his 
, besting his opponent's 
.
The turn came and the river was , sending Shorr up to about 23,500 in chips.
