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Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #52: $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em / Six Handed
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$4,536,250
Total Entries
191
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 191
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It's that time again. Four levels are in the books and the players are on a one-hour dinner break.
On a 
flop, Daniel Negreanu checked, Jess Yawitz moved all-in and Negreanu called.
Yawitz 
Negreanu 
Negreanu was well ahead with top two pair and Yawitz needed to catch a king or running cards to survive. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
and Yawitz was eliminated just as the field went on their dinner break.
Negreanu is up to 1,155,000.
We arrived at the table with two sets of cards tabled between John Juanda and Ariel Schneller. Juanda held the 
and Schneller the 
. The board in the middle of the table read 
.
Schneller was at risk in the hand and eliminated as Juanda moved back to about 470,000 in chips.
John Duthie was just eliminated over on the main feature table when he got the last of his money in, about 105,000 or so, with two tens. He was up against the two jacks held by Justin Bonomo. The board ran out with no help for Duthie and he was sent to the rail. Bonomo increased to 660,000 in chips.
Sam Trickett held the 
against all-in player Oscar Erixon's 
.
The board ran out 
and Erixon was out the door. Trickett's back to 680,000.
Phil Ivey was all in again, but this time there was much more excitement to the hand than just a chop. He was once again pitted against Bryn Kenney. Ivey held two kings -- 
-- and Kenney the .
The flop ran out 
and Ivey stayed in front. The turn was the 
and kept Ivey in front. The dealer burned and dealt the river and it came the 
. The way the dealer's arm was positioned in location to where Ivey was in the six seat, Ivey couldn't see the card and didn't know what had come on the river. After the dealer finally moved his arm, Ivey saw the bad news.
"Brutal, I can't see," said Ivey before he got up from his seat and made his way to the exit. Kenney increased to 610,000 in chips.
Sam Trickett opened for 15,000 and Jason Somerville made the call from the small blind.
Somerville checked the 
flop over to Trickett, who bet 24,000. Somerville check-raised all-in and Tricket called all-in for 264,000. The hands?
Trickett
Somerville 
The turn was the , completing Trickett's flush. The river was the 
and Trickett doubled to 540,000 while Somerville fell to 230,500.
