2009 World Series of Poker
Event 52 - $3,000 Triple Chance No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
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Seat Assignments
Seat 1: Wes Watson (202,000)
Seat 2: Karga Holt (439,000)
Seat 3: Jorg Peisert (1,063,000)
Seat 4: Max Greenwood (350,000)
Seat 5: Michael Katz (1,596,000)
Seat 6: Michael Noda (595,000)
Seat 7: William Erickson (202,000)
Seat 8: Jason Somerville (662,000)
Seat 9: Jason DeWitt (1,509,000)
Seat 10: Benjamin Gilbert (1,100,000)
Thomas Applegate Eliminated in 11th Place ($33,281)
The last ten players are now racking up their chips to move to the secondary feature table. We'll have a re-draw when they get there.
DeWitt Takes One With Little Action
The flop came down and everyone checked. The turn brought the and everyone checked again. The river was the and again, everyone checked.
DeWitt tabled and both his opponents mucked.
Eric "Rizen" Lynch Eliminated in 12th Place ($33,281)
After we lose one more player in the tournament, the players will relocate over to the secondary feature table to continue the event.
Erickson Doubles Through Lynch
The board was quickly run out, and Erickson earned the double up as his six kicker played.
Alex Millar Eliminated in 13th Place ($24,725)
"I don't run good today."
Millar had re-raised to 125,000 from the small blind after Michael Katz opened for 39,000. Katz moved all in with and Millar called with . The fateful queen on the flop was indicative of a day gone horribly wrong for the man who started second in chips.
"Eight one time," he requested with a hint of desperation. He didn't get it. The river completed Millar's stunning collapse. He leaves in 13th palce with $24,725.
Katz a Little Steamed
Action folded to Michael Noda. He raised to 45,000, folding both blinds. Katz peeked at his cards, stewed a bit and then folded in disgust.
Somerville Doubles Up
The flop came down and kept Somerville in the lead. The turn was the and kept things the same. The river was paint, but not the paint DeWitt was looking for with the .
Somerville now has over 500,000 chips and back in action.