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"Did you throw in the wrong color?" Tommy Vedes asked Tavelli. Tavelli didn't respond but did wind up winning the pot when everyone else folded.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 8
Event Info
"Did you throw in the wrong color?" Tommy Vedes asked Tavelli. Tavelli didn't respond but did wind up winning the pot when everyone else folded.
The flop came down
and Lichtenberger led out for 550,000. Cada made the call and they went to the turn, which fell the 
. Both players checked. The 
landed on the river and Lichtenberger checked over to Cada, who checked behind. Lichtenberger's
was good and he raked in the pot.
The flop came
. Lacay checked, Saout bet 400,000, and Lacay called. The turn brought the 
, and both checked.The river was the
. Lacay checked, and Saout pushed out a bet of 700,000. Lacay made the call.Saout showed
for the rivered pair of aces, and Lacay mucked. Saout is up to 11 million, while Lacay has slipped to 3.1 million.
. When Zackey checked a third time, Akenhead finally felt it was safe to throw out a bet of 300,000. Zackey called and was shown Akenhead's pocket kings, 
, the second time Akenhead has shown down kings today. This time they were good for a small pot.
Smith checked the
flop over to Ivey, who checked behind. The 
fell on the turn and both players checked again. The on the river prompted an excited "oooh" from the crowd, but they checked it down again. Smith turned over
for two pair and Ivey mucked.
Smith moved all in on the
flop and Maimone snap-called. Maimone
Smith
The stands surrounding the feature table exploded as Maimone hit the
on the turn. The river was the 
and Maimone scored a double-up to just over 4 million.
He was in action again just now, raising to 275,000 from under the gun and getting a caller in Steven Begleiter from the button. The flop came down
. Kopp continued for 600,000, and Begleiter called. Both then checked the turn and 
river.Kopp showed
, and Begleiter mucked. Kopp has moved into the chip lead now with 19.1 million. Begleiter currently has 11.35 million.
, then raised to 1.0 million after Akenhead bet 380,000. Akenhead snap-mucked to the raise, preserving his stack at 3.3 million.
The flop came
, and both checked. Both also checked the turn.The river brought the
, putting four spades on board. Both checked again. Kopp turned over for the straight, and Lamb mucked.Kopp is now up over 18 million, and Lamb at 7 million.