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2012 World Series of Poker
Event 29: $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 2
Players Left 1 / 4,128
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John Carruthers was all in preflop while Miles Lewis and Ted Rogers were in action for a side pot. The main pot was approximately 90,000 in chips.
The flop came down 
and both Lewis and Rogers checked. They also checked the 
on the turn and the 
on the river. Because they checked it down all the way, no side pot was created.
Lewis showed the 
, Rogers showed the 
and Carruthers the 
. Carruthers won the three-way pot and tripled up.
Table 403 is turning into a table giant stacks. With 5 people over 70,000 this is one table a player does not want to get moved to.
Recently we saw a short stacked Sandy Smith get all in against an opponent holding 
. Smith's opponent, Jay Hong held 
.
The flop came 
giving Smith a flush draw for some hope. A 
on the turn put the hand in Smith's favor, but a 
on the river took it away from him. Smith did not seem to noticed his opponent hit a full house and jumped for joy exclaiming "flush! flush! flush!". Smith was quickly made aware of the situation and disappointingly walked away from the tournament.
Roberto Rodrigues started out a recent hand by making it 4,600 to anyone who wanted to see a flop. Marcel Luske in the small blind was the only one willing to make the call and did so.
The flop came 
and Luske checked. Rodrigues opted to bet, and pushed forward 6,600. Luske made the call quite quickly and both players were off to the turn.
With the 
appearing on fourth-street we saw both players knuckle the felt for a check.
A river 
saw Luske bet out 6,000. Rodrigues couldn't find it in himself to make the call and deposited his cards in the muck.
On the 
flop, Keith Williams checked and Dennis Phillips bet 4,000. Williams check-raised to 11,100 and Phillips went into the tank. He eventually folded his hand and Williams won the pot.
After Christopher Louie raised to 4,000, Peter Bierschbach reraised all in for 10,700. Action folded back to Louie and he also gave it up, allowing the short-stacked Bierschbach to chip up to about 17,000.
Level: 13
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Just because a lot of people are moving in now that the bubble has burst does not mean that they aren't playing quality hands. Recently we found Oscar Warren move all in from early position and receive a call from Roberto Rodrigues in late position.
Warren: 
Rodrigues: 
The board came 
and Warren was eliminated as his pair was only second best.
