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flop and another 10,000 on the 
turn.Both players checked the
river and Watkinson showed a missed 
that his stubborn opponent had decided not to fold against, holding 
, the latter winning the pot.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2b
flop and another 10,000 on the turn.Both players checked the
river and Watkinson showed a missed that his stubborn opponent had decided not to fold against, holding , the latter winning the pot.
flop.He and his opponent took a free card as the
hit fourth street. Ivey bet 4,000 and the player on the button called, leading to the 
on fifth street. Ivey bet 8,000 and his opponent called, insta-mucking when Ivey tabled 
for a flush.After the hand, Ivey is sitting on a stack of 148,000.
So said the announcer over on the feature table a moment ago. There'd been some back-and-forthing with preflop raises and reraises between Hellmuth and an opponent before the flop, culminating in the Poker Brat's all-in bet. His opponent -- whom Hellmuth had covered -- let it go, and Hellmuth showed pocket queens.
The day continues to go well for Hellmuth, who is now sitting with 120,000.
and the player checked to Panesis. He fired a bet of 1,800 before his opponent check-raised to 4,500. Panesis called.The turn brought the
and the small blind led for 11,000 into Panesis. Panesis then shoved all in for 32,025 total and this sent his opponent into the tank. Eventually, he made the call, tabling pocket sevens. Panesis held 
for trip nines.The river blanked with the
, allowing Panesis to double up to 80,000.
The flop came
and both live players checked. The turn was the 
and Skrypec tossed out 4,000 with his opponent instantly folding 
face up."I have a full house!" declared Moore and confidently tabled
, however he was in shock to see Skrypec reveal 
for quads!The river was a meaningless
and Moore makes a slow trek back out into the hallways with a bit of a story to tell.
Leah:
Opponent:
The board ran out
to see Leah hit the rail.
. Yasui bet 5,000, and his opponent called. The turn was the , and this time Yasui checked. His opponent bet 11,000, and Yasui called.The river was the the
. Both players checked. Yasui's opponent showed pocket eights for the flopped set, and Yasui turned over 
for the backdoor straight. It even took the dealer an extra beat to figure out Yasui was best. He's now up to 117,000.
against Theo Tran's 
.The board came
pairing the all in player's jack, allowing him to double through Tran.Theo Tran - 60,000
Liebert:
Mr. Small Blind:
Board:
Thus we lose Ms. Liebert from the main event.