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. His opponent raised all in for nearly 8,000 and Glantz thought for a little while before calling. He was unable to best his opponent's 
and Glantz was left with just 475. He was eliminated shortly thereafter.
2009 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Atlantic City
$5,150 Circuit Championship
Day: 1
. His opponent raised all in for nearly 8,000 and Glantz thought for a little while before calling. He was unable to best his opponent's and Glantz was left with just 475. He was eliminated shortly thereafter.
before checking over to Simmons.Simmons fired out 2,000 and only Young made the call.
The turn and river were both checked as two kings fell; first the
and second the 
."I can't beat much," announced Simmons before Young rolled over
. Simmons mucked his hand.
.Nepomnyaschiy checked, as did the big blind. Frangos continued with a bet of 2,625. Nepomnyaschiy made the call while the big blind ducked out of the way.
The turn brought the
and Nepomnyaschiy checked. Frangos let another bullet go and made it 5,000. As soon as Frangos' bet hit the felt, Nepomnyaschiy announced "all in." Frangos stayed calm while he thought about the hand and studied Nepomnyaschiy.After a couple of minutes went by, Frangos began to look disturbed by the bet. He stayed in the tank for another couple minutes before he called for the clock on himself. "Sorry guys, but I'll sit here all day," he said.
Frangos tanked for the remainder of the one-minute clock and folded with just about three seconds left. Nepomnyaschiy showed Frangos the
for a turned two pair.Frangos is down to 9,500 chips.
. His opponent made the call.After the river brought the
, completing a possible flush, Young's opponent checked again. Young fired 3,000 and his opponent called."I got a ten, bro," announced Young. His opponent turned up
for a king-high straight to scoop the pot.
, Gazes bet 6,800 and Klodnicki called. Gazes turned up 
for a straight and Klodnicki mucked.Bill Gazes now has 37,000 while Chris Klodnicki slips to 24,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
After the flop came down
, the two players quickly got all in. Bianco held pocket aces against his opponent's 
.The turn paired the board with the
and the river fell the . Bianco's aces were able to hold and he picked up a nicely sized pot. He now has just over 40,000 chips.