WSOP 2009 thread [Spoilers only in here please]

Donnacha going back for day 2 of he $3k nlh.

PokerNews wrote:

Albert Kenny Eliminated in 24th Place ($19,587)

Albert Kenny pushes all in from the button for 180,000 and is called by Steven Levy in the big blind. Levy shows {A-Clubs} {Q-Clubs} while Kenny still has a live hand with {8-Diamonds} {6-Diamonds} .

The board comes {Q-Hearts} {9-Clubs} {2-Hearts} {10-Hearts} {8-Spades} giving Levy the pot, moving him up to 900,000.

Albert Kenny is eliminated in 24th place, collecting $19,587

UL

pretty sick today, not a whole lot i could do with my chip stack in relation to the blinds, with blinds at 8 and 16k with 2k ante there was over 40k out there every hand and haven started the day with 280k all i neeed was a double up and i was flying. after the blinds just went through me on the second orbit a table broke and we re drew for seats which i couldnt understand why, (at 18 it was to be done again) got redrawn straight back into the big blind and before i knew it id already dropped 60k two more hands later. stacks on the table were deep and the table looked to be playing fairly aggressive and not been able to pick up a a hand i just looked to try get my chips in the middle with pretty much any two cards when folded to me in cut off or button, 8 6 looked like the nuts and unfortunately for me the bb woke up with aq, thought today was the day, oh well still a nice touch i guess, roll on the main event.

BigCityBanker wrote: »

Donnacha is one of the chip leaders with 27 left in the $3k holdem.

Nice one Noel.

Donnacha O'Dea Eliminated in 26th Place ($14,967)

Donnacha O'Dea raised and then Darryl Ronconi reraised. Alex Millar then shoved all in and only O'Dea made the call. O'Dea held pocket rockets, , and was ahead of Millar's jacks, .

The flop came down . The turn is where the excitement happened though, when the hit the felt to put Millar in the lead. The river was the and O'Dea couldn't pull it back. He was eliminated in 26th place while Millar moved up to 730,000.

fck it, sorry to the O'Dera clan for my thoughtless actions

Ciaran_Corbett wrote: »

Seat 1 - Ville Wahlbeck 645,000
Seat 2 - Erik Sagstrom 3,675,000
Seat 3 - John Hanson 1,700,000
Seat 4 - Huck Seed1,380,000
Seat 5 - Vitaly Lunkin 2,490,000
Seat 6 - David Bach 2,345,000
Seat 7 - Erik Seidel 965,000
Seat 8 - Chau Giang 1,075,000

Of all the well known players,Huck Seed is definately my favourite,I love his approach to the game and his relaxed demeanor,winning or losing.

Go Huck go!

fatguy wrote: »

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Whatever floats your boat..

here you go sir


John Hanson
6,430,000

Erik Sagstrom
4,930,000

David Bach
3,510,000

David Bach
8,625,000

John Hanson
5,105,000


Omaha-8 John Hanson raised the button and David Bach re-raised and made it three bets to go from the small blind. Erik Sagstrom made the call from the big blind as did Hanson as all three players saw a flop of (7h) (6s) (Kc). Play checked to Hanson who fired a bet. Bach made the call before Sagstrom moved all in for an additional 75,000. Hanson then announced a re-raise to a total of 225,000. Bach made the call as a side pot developed. The turn card was the (Js) and Bach checked to Hanson who fired once again into the side pot. Bach made the call. The river brought the (Ks) and both checked it down. Hanson tabled 8s-8c-X-X for the best hand as both opponents mucked their cards. Hanson scooped and Sagstrom is sent to the rail in 3rd place for a handsome pay day of $522,394.

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Vitaly Lunkin has skull****ed this World Series.

in terms of money yea, as he did do well in the 2 biggest buy in events and a 10k but jeff lisandro and ville wahlbeck i think skull ****ed it more imo