Both Stammen and Ahmadi gave it up, and Guillen moves up to 1.65 million.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 13 - $2,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Both Stammen and Ahmadi gave it up, and Guillen moves up to 1.65 million.
Ahmadi
Lynn
The flop came , and Ahmadi took the lead. The turn was the , so Lynn needed an ace or ten to survive. But the river was the , and Lynn was eliminated in 8th.
Ahmadi now has the chip lead with 2.2 million.
Stammen
Merkow
Merkow was searching for a seven to save him. But the landed on the turn, giving Stammen a set and making the on the river inconsequential. Merkow is out in 9th, and Stammen is our new chip leader with 2.02 million.
The flop came , and both checked. The turn was the . This time Ahmadi led out for 60,000, and Lynn folded.
Chip leader Ahmadi has about 1.785 million, while Lynn is now the short stack at the table with 360,000.
Berube tanked for a while, and while he thought about it his vocal, French-speaking cheering section offered encouragement from the rail. Finally he let it go. Berube and Keven Stammen (sitting to Berube's left) shared a chuckle regarding Berube's supporters.
Two hands later, Lynn shoved all in before the flop and again claimed the blinds and antes.
Altinbas now has about 575,000.
Angel Guillen -- 1,500,000
Keven Stammen -- 1,400,000
Shawn Glines -- 1,092,000
Gregg Merkow -- 495,000
Oktay Altinbas -- 480,000
Antoine Berube -- 477,000
Torrey Reily -- 380,000
Matthew Lynn -- 348,000
Beckman showed and Glines . The board came , and Beckman is out in 10th. Glines now climbs up to 1.1 million.