2009 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Atlantic City
$5,150 Circuit Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
Level: 20
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
Showdown:
Young:
Chartier:
Young held the best of it, but Chartier had a massive draw with clubs and two overcards. Going to the turn, Young would need to dodge a lot of outs.
The dealer burned and turned... the ! Chartier made an unbeatable flush spiking the club and that would be it for Young as he began to make his way around the table to wish luck to everyone remaining.
The river was the meaningless to officially end things.
Young will take home just over $40,000 for his finish.
Samuel Chartier - 840,000
Alex Bolotin - 730,000
Frank Vizza - 665,000
John Nixon - 580,000
Michael Michnik - 310,000
Jason Young - 305,000
Showdown:
Chartier:
Brady:
The crowd began to stir with anticipation of this big pot, but the at-risk Brady simply sat statue-still in his chair, gazing at the felt. As the spectators leaned closer, the dealer spread out the flop: . The railbirds erupted in a huge reaction to Brady's come-from-behind set. The hand was far from over though, as Chartier had flopped a flush draw. The turn was safe, the . Fifth street was red, but it was the , filling up Brady's full house and earning him a huge double up. He has climbed all the way up to 840,000, in a dead heat for the chip lead now.
The turn brought the and Vizza would now need a queen to chop up the pot. The river was the though and Chartier's group of railbirds erupted with a loud cheer. The young Canadian is now over one million chips.
Vizza turned up . Chartier held pocket sevens and Vizza was upset that his opponent held a pair.
The flop came down as the crowd stood to their feet to get a closer look of the action. The turn brought the and that sealed things. The river was a meaningless and Chartier successfully doubled through Vizza.
After the river came the , Brady led out for around 40,000. Bolotin quickly made the call and almost immediately grabbed the chips when he showed . Brady showed the low end of the straight with a six, but only Bolotin saw his hand.
The flop came down and everyone checked. The turn brought the and Chartier led for 32,000. Only Brady made the call.
The river brought the and both players checked.
Brady turned up and scooped the pot as Chartier showed .