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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Hua then bet 1,300 on a flop of
and Tony raised to 4,250. The button folded and Hua called. The 
on the river brought a check-fold from Hua after Tony bet 11,000. He now has 63,500 while Hua has 36,250.
The flop came
and after the big blind checked, Frangos led out for 1,025. The button called and the big blind got out of the way.The turn brought the
and Frangos repeated his flop bet, putting out 1,025. The button called again.The river paired the board with the
. Frangos checked it over to the button who bet 2,500. Frangos folded his hand and the button took it down.Nick Frangos - 18,000.
It's always nice to have people on the rail who've got your back.
, Rick Brabino led out with a bet of 3,000, and both Davidi Kitai and Brad Garrett made the call.Fourth street brought the
, and Brabino fired again. Kitai moved all in for his last 10,200, Garrett folded, and Brabino made the call to put Koskas at risk.Showdown
Kitai:
Brabino:
Kitai was in good shape for a double after flopping two pair, putting Brabino's aces in trouble. Unfortunately for Kitai though, an untimely
on the river counterfeited his hand and gave Brabino the win and the knockout with aces up.
, Zac Fellows was faced with an all-in bet for his tournament life.The pot had already swelled to over 16,000 with Fellows having less then four chips in his stack - totalling 6,525.
After many minutes in the tank, Fellows eventually folded his
and his opponent took down the pot.
The flop came
. De Wolfe checked, Klausen bet 200, and the player under the gun called. Action was back on de Wolfe who check-raised to 850. Both of his opponents called.The turn brought the
and de Wolfe led out for 1,000. Klausen raised to 2,750. The other player got out of the way and de Wolfe called.The river was the
and both players checked it down.De Wolfe:
Klausen:
After the turn and river paired, Klausen's two pair were counterfeited by de Wolfe, allowing his aces and deuces to take down the pot.
Roland De Wolfe - 38,500
Jonas Klausen - 65,000