The flop came
. Lamb promptly fired out 500,000, and Schaffel didn't waste much time letting it go.Lamb has 5.65 million, and Schaffel 11.7 million.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 8
The flop came
. Lamb promptly fired out 500,000, and Schaffel didn't waste much time letting it go.Lamb has 5.65 million, and Schaffel 11.7 million.
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Main Feature Table
Seat 1: Phil Ivey
Seat 2: Ian Tavelli
Seat 3: Steve Begleiter
Seat 4: Antoine Saout
Seat 5: James Akenhead
Seat 6: Eric Buchman
Seat 7: Joe Cada
Seat 8: Jamie Robbins
Seat 9: Nick Maimone
Secondary Feature Table
Seat 1: Ben Lamb
Seat 2: Kevin Schaffel
Seat 3: Jordan Smith
Seat 4: Andrew Lichtenberger
Seat 5: Jeff Shulman
Seat 6: Darvin Moon
Seat 7: James Calderaro
Seat 8: Billy Kopp
Seat 9: Ludovic Lacay
The flop was
. Cada checked, Shulman bet 1.4 million and Cada called. The turn was the 
and Cada checked again. Shulman checked behind. The river fell the and Cada led out for 2 million. Shulman tanked for about two minutes before laying his hand down. Cada dragged the massive pot and is up to 9.3 million. Shulman fell to 7.4 million.
; Vedes showed down a small pair, 
.The crowd momentarily went crazy on a flop of
, seeing that Vedes had flopped a set and not realizing that Buchman also flopped a set. The turn 
and river 
were no help for Vedes. He finishes in 19th place, guaranteeing everyone else still left in the tournament a half-million dollars in prize money.
The flop came
. Begleiter checked, Lamb bet, Begleiter announced he was check-raising all in for his stack of 7.125 million, and after a bit of thought Lamb made the call.Begleiter tabled
for two pair, and Lamb showed his 
."C'mon hold!" said Begleiter as he began to pace. Lamb stood up with his hands in his pockets, his gaze fixed on the spot where the dealer would be placing the remaining community cards.
They came
and 
, and Begleiter survives. He bounces up to 16.6 million, while Lamb has a huge tumble down to 4.37 million.
flop. Buchman checked again when the turn fell , drawing a bet of 750,000 from Vedes. Buchman then check-raised all in, a raise Vedes didn't want to call. He folded and is left with just 2.15 million chips.
The flop was
. Caragiorgas moved all in for 2,340,000, Maimone snap-called and Smith folded. Caragiorgas
Maimone
Caragiorgas was looking for another heart, but the
hit the turn, making Maimone quad kings, leaving Caragiorgas drawing dead. The river was the 
and Caragiorgas exited the stage in 20th place, while Maimone increased his stack to 11,800,000.
The flop came
. Lamb bet 570,000, then Robbins minimum-raised to 1.14 million. Lamb thought a moment, then pushed out two tall stacks of green chips -- a reraise to 3.2 million. Robbins didn't take long to step aside.Lamb is up to 17.5 million, while Robbins slips back under 8 million.
Schaffel stood up and leaned over the table to get a better view of Robbins' chips. He sat back down, and after thirty seconds pushed his cards to the dealer.
Schaffel has about 12.5 million still, and Robbins about 10 million.