All the money went in on the turn with the board reading , and when the river landed the , Little missed both his pair, straight and flush outs and was headed to the rail.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2b
All the money went in on the turn with the board reading , and when the river landed the , Little missed both his pair, straight and flush outs and was headed to the rail.
Mayrinck showed and her opponent . The board came , and Mayrinck doubles to 32,000.
Meanwhile, Phillips has chipped up to 100,000, and Mizrachi is still trying to make something happen with his stack of 22,000.
A gentleman raised under the gun, only for the gent to his immediate left to reraise hard -- to about 10,000, with 20,000 behind. Adam Latimer, who had been sitting to the immediate left of the reraiser, scurried over to tell me that this raising war had somewhat freaked him out, and he'd folded suited.
Back to the original raiser, and he four-bet to cover the reraiser. A long dwell, during which time Latimer opined quietly that the original raiser was unlikely to have anything if how he'd been playing all day was anything to go by -- and then the reraiser unexpectedly folded. Very odd indeed.
Most of his new-found chips came from a hand where he somehow got involved with a gent who was holding jacks, with Rutter holding a mere . They saw a ten-high flop with two spades on it and neither player was laying down his respective hand; the chips went in the middle, the flush was dealt out, and Rutter moved on up.
Wayans showed for the queen-high straight, while his opponent had for the lesser straight, making the river just a bit of trivia.
Another player hits the rail, and Wayans is now up to 42,600.
Geller had Childs well covered, and he tanked for a couple of minutes before finally letting the hand go. Geller is at 42,000 now, while Childs slips to 12,000.
Flop:
It checked to Schenider , who bet 3,500. Mr A called, but Mr. B check-folded. Heads up to the turn.
Turn:
Schneider now just checked, but called a 6,000 bet from Mr. A.
River:
Both players checked, and Schneider took the pot with for a flush draw that had turned into top pair. He's now up to 58,500.