Jonathan Duhamel has the button in Seat 4.
John Dolan raises to 1.5 million. Everyone folds and he wins the pot.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #57: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 9
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$68,798,600
Entries
7,319
Level
41
Blinds
800,000 / 1,600,000
Ante
200,000
Players Left 1 / 7,319
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Michael Mizrachi has the button in Seat 5.
Joseph Cheong raises to 1.325 million to open the pot. Two seats over, Jonathan Duhamel reraises to 3.1 million straight, and the action comes back to Cheong. He calls, and we'll see a flop heads-up.
It comes 
, and Cheong knocks the table. Duhamel continues out with a bet of 3.25 million, and his fans applaud his carefully chosen amount. Cheong, though, is unimpressed, and he calls without too much deliberation.
The 
arrives on the turn, and Cheong checks again. Duhamel checks it back, and the river comes the 
. Cheong figures now is the time for a bet, and he slides 8.25 million chips out into the pot. Now it's Duhamel with a decision, and he takes just a minute to consider before announcing the call.
Cheong shows his 
first, and we won't know what Duhamel had until we see it on TV. He mucks, and Cheong drags himself a big pot and the chip lead.
John Racener has the button in Seat 7.
Michael Mizrachi starts the action with a raise to 1.5 million from the cutoff seat. Racener quickly gives up his button, allowing Candio to splash a huge re-raise -- to 6.9 million total -- into the pot from the small blind. Senti folds the big blind.
We haven't seen Mizrachi in the think tank much yet today, but here he takes his time deciding what to do. After about a minute, he folds his hand. Candio takes down the pot.
Filippo Candio has the button in Seat 8.
John Racener comes out of hibernation and raises to 1.5 million. Jason Senti moves all in for 11.1 million. After he gets a count, Racener folds and Senti wins the pot.
Jason Senti has the button in Seat 1.
Jonathan Duhamel is under the gun and opens the pot to 1.4 million. Each player behind him folds in turn.
Joseph Cheong has the button in Seat 2.
Cheong makes it 1.325 million to go. Jonathan Duhamel reraises from the big blind to 4.15 million. Cheong makes the call.
The flop comes down 
. Both players check to see the 
add another broadway card on the turn. Duhamel takes his time before he slides out a hefty bet worth 7.2 million. Cheong folds and Duhamel wins the pot.
John Dolan has the button in Seat 3.
Action passes to Jason Senti. He raises to 1,350,000. Michael Mizrachi re-raises to 40 million, enough to put Senti's short of about 11 million at risk. Senti declines to take the opportunity to try to double up. He folds, giving more chips to the Grinder.
Jonathan Duhamel has the button in Seat 4.
Filippo Candio raises from under the gun to 1.6 million. Everyone folds and Candio wins the pot.
Michael Mizrachi has the button in Seat 5.
Jason Senti tries a raise again, making it 1,350,000 to go. The Grinder is there to greet him again, this time calling in position. Filippo Candio also calls from the big blind for a three-way pot.
The flop comes all wheel cards, 
. Candio, the first player to act, checks to Senti. Senti and Mizrachi quickly check behind in turn.
The turn is a second heart, 
. Candio flings 2,900,000 into the middle of the table, about two-thirds of the pot. Senti folds his cards without much hesitation. Mizrachi, on the other hand, glances in Candio's direction a few times. After about a minute they start talking to each other. Unfortunately we can't hear the conversation. Whatever passes between them may have helped Grinder make up his mind. He calls.
The river 
draws a murmur from the theater. Candio fires again, pushing out a bet of 4,450,000. While Grinder thinks, the audience entertains itself with repeated "shhhhhhhhh"s hissing out from around the theater until Effel kills it all with an, "Ok guys. That's enough. Thank you."
After a minute Grinder folds. Candio picks both of his cards up off of the table, holds them over his head (one in each hand) and then throws them down on the table -- 
, a busted flush draw. He drags in a nice pot.
John Racener has the button in Seat 7.
Michael Mizrachi raises to 1.5 million. John Racener calls from the button and everyone else folds.
The flop comes down 
and Mizrachi checks. Racener checks behind and the 
pairs the board on the turn. Mizrachi fires two million. Racener folds and Mizrachi wins the pot, causing Racener to slip further.
