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2009 World Series of Poker

Event 6 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud
Day: 3
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Event Info

2009 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Prize
$373,744
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,334,800
Entries
142
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
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[user75032]
[user75032]
Three WSOP gold bracelets are represented at this final table. Jeff Lisandro, Hasan Habib and Max Pescatori each have one. Greg Mueller has two runner-up finishes in his career; is this finally the day he gets the jewelry?

Quick Break

[user75032]
[user75032]
The players have been given a ten (probably fifteen) minute break so that the player bios can be properly written up for announcement to the gallery by the tournament director.

Final Table Draw

[user66118]
[user66118]
With the final nine seated under the bright lights, here's the way they're laid out.

Seat 1: Freddie Ellis (569,000)
Seat 2: Eric Drache (847,000)
Seat 3: Jeff Lisandro (392,000)
Seat 4: Hasan Habib (593,000)
Seat 5: Ivan Schertzer (337,000)
Seat 6: Max Pescatori (536,000)
Seat 7: Greg Mueller (222,000)
Seat 8: Ville Wahlbeck (613,000)
Seat 9: Tim Phan (167,000)

Daniel Negreanu Crippled, Eliminated in 10th Place ($36,267)

[user66118]
[user66118]
Daniel Negreanu - 10th Place
Daniel Negreanu - 10th Place
A few hands ago, Daniel Negreanu got tangled up with Eric Drache in a heads-up battle to seventh street. Daniel called bets all the way, eventually folding with just less than 40,000 left on seventh.

When Tim Phan completed the bring-in, Negreanu got all in for his last 29,000 showing the {7-Hearts}. His board ran out {7-Hearts} {10-Diamonds} {10-Clubs} {J-Hearts} {Q-Diamonds} {4-Diamonds} {8-Diamonds} for a naked pair of tens. Phan had that beat from the get-go, showing up split kings. He would catch a third king on seventh street, plenty good to send Kid Poker to the rail.

With that, Daniel Negreanu becomes our 10th-place finisher. He'll take home $36,267 for falling just short of the final table. After his exit, the remaining nine players have been re-combined into an unusual nine-handed Stud final table.

We'll be on a little pause while the players fill out bio sheets and the chips are transferred over to this secondary featured table area.

Tags: Daniel NegreanuTim Phan

Ray Dehkharghani Eliminated in 11th Place ($29,152)

[user75032]
[user75032]
Ray Dehkharghani - 11th Place
Ray Dehkharghani - 11th Place
It took six hands to see fourth street on the outer table -- the table with Max Pescatori, Hasan Habib, Ray Dehkharghani, Jeff Lisandro and Ville Wahlbeck. On that sixth hand Ray Dehkharghani was eliminated.

Max Pescatori started things off by completing the {3-Clubs}. Dehkharghani raised the {5-Hearts} and it was just those two players to fourth street. Each caught a small suited card -- {6-Clubs} for Pescatori, {3-Hearts} for Dehkharghani. Pescatori checked, then raised after Dehkharghani bet. Dehkharghani called.

Each player caught a seeming blank on fifth, {5-Spades} for Pescatori and {8-Diamonds} for Dehkharghani. Dehkharghani had first action. He checked and called a bet to pair fives on sixth street. Pescatori drew a third club, the {4-Clubs}. All the rest of the chips went in there, with Dehkharghani leading out, then re-raising all in after a raise from Pescatori. Pescatori opened {K-Clubs} {J-Clubs} for a made flush. Dehkharghani showed {A-Hearts} {J-Hearts} for a pair of fives and a flush draw. He needed a heart on the river and didn't get it. He's out.

Dehkharghani will receive $29,152 in prize money.

Tags: Max PescatoriRay Dehkharghani

Level: 19

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

Slight Delay

[user75032]
[user75032]
Well, we could tell you that this Day 3 re-start is going to start on time, but given the state of the proceedings that would be akin to telling you that the trains ran on time in Italy during World War II. Instead we'll give you the truth -- we'll probably be a little late. The bags are on the tables but only about half the players are here. It'll maybe be a ten- or fifteen-minute delay.