Started 11th Jun, 2009

2009 World Series of Poker

Event 25 - $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-or-better | Day 3

Number of players - 376
  • Thu Jun 11 2009 08:07 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Two Pair Does It Again for Ivey

    Ming Lee was the aggressor, leading the betting until sixth street where Phil Ivey took over. At showdown it was the battle of two pairs once again, and again Ivey came out victorious.

    Lee: ({7-Clubs}{5-Hearts}{4-Spades}) {7-Diamonds}{2-Hearts}{5-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}
    Ivey: ({J-Clubs}{8-Spades}-X) {J-Hearts}{6-Diamonds}{8-Clubs}{A-Hearts}

    Ivey made jacks and eights to scoop against Lee's sevens and fives. Ivey is back in front with 1.24 million with Lee now on the short stack with 560,000.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:54 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Ivey Gets One Back

    Every pot that gets to showdown at this point is a big one. Carlos Mortensen and Phil Ivey have essentially swapped positions after Ivey scooped with queens up to return to the chip lead over Mortensen's jacks up. The boards were:

    Mortensen: ({J-Diamonds}{9-Clubs}-X) {9-Hearts}{A-Hearts}{2-Hearts}{J-Clubs}
    Ivey: ({Q-Diamonds}{Q-Clubs}{10-Hearts}) {7-Diamonds}{4-Diamonds}{10-Clubs}{7-Clubs}

    Both players now sit at around 980,000 chips.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:48 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Mortensen's Turn to Clip Ivey

    Another hand has gone against Phil Ivey. He raised preflop before Carlos Mortensen reraised. Ivey called, and then called a bet on the {10-Spades}{4-Clubs}{9-Hearts} flop.

    The turn brought the {Q-Clubs} and again Ivey checked and called a bet from Mortensen. The river landed the {K-Spades} and both players checked it down.

    Mortensen tabled {Q-Hearts}{J-Clubs}{9-Clubs}{5-Hearts} and again Ivey has been dented by an opponent's straight, as Mortensen is now our chip leader. He has nearly 1.1 million with Ivey back to 855,000.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:38 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Lee Straightens Ivey

    Phil Ivey completed and Ming Lee made the call. Ivey then check-called on fourth and fifth streets, before leading sixth. Lee raised and Ivey called. Ivey then led out with a bet again on the river with Lee making the call.

    Lee was the only one to show as his ({J-Hearts}{4-Hearts}{6-Hearts}) {10-Hearts}{8-Spades}{9-Spades}{Q-Diamonds} took the pot with a straight as Ivey mucked with a board of {K-Clubs}{6-Diamonds}{3-Spades}{5-Hearts}.

    Ivey slips to under one million with Lee up to 855,000.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:30 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Play Resumes

    The players are back and the cards are again in the air.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:29 GMT-70

    Round: 25

    Omaha-8 Blinds: 15000-30000
    Stud-8 Limits: Ante 7000,
    Bring-in 10000, Limits
    30000-60000

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:07 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Break

    The players are now on a 20-minute break.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 07:05 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Mortensen Gets One Back

    Phil Ivey raised from the button before Carlos Mortensen reraised in the big blind. Ivey called and they saw a flop of {7-Clubs}{10-Hearts}{4-Hearts}. Mortensen fired out a bet, which Ivey called.

    The turn was the {5-Hearts} and again Mortensen fired at the pot with Ivey making the call. The river landed the {8-Hearts} and Mortensen fired a third barrel with Ivey calling him down.

    Mortensen showed {A-Hearts}{5-Clubs}{6-Diamonds}{K-Spades} for a straight and seven-low as Ivey sat there motionless for several seconds, perhaps stunned that he'd actually lost a pot, before mucking.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 06:59 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil

    Ivey Takes Down Another Big Pot

    Carlos Mortensen completed and Phil Ivey made the call. On fourth Mortensen fired, with Ivey taking the lead on fifth and sixth, before Mortensen put in a raise. Ivey deliberated for some time before calling and checking the river in the dark. Mortensen checked behind and the cards were revealed:

    Ivey: ({6-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}{4-Spades}) {5-Clubs}{Q-Spades}{2-Diamonds}{5-Spades}
    Mortensen: (X-X-X) {8-Spades}{6-Hearts}{10-Clubs}{Q-Diamonds}

    Mortensen cringed when he saw Ivey's cards as he couldn't better two pair and mucked. Ivey is now up to 1.61 million with Mortensen down to 560,000.

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 06:50 GMT-70 | Posted by TassieDevil
    Dutch Boyd - 4th Place
    Dutch Boyd - 4th Place

    Dutch Boyd Eliminated in 4th Place ($61,919)

    Dutch Boyd was all in for his last chips on third street with Carlos Mortensen happy to take a shot at knocking him out. Boyd was in the lead, but the boards would run out:

    Boyd: ({J-Spades}{6-Clubs}) {J-Clubs}{7-Spades}{6-Diamonds}{8-Diamonds} ({Q-Hearts})
    Mortensen: ({10-Spades}{7-Diamonds}) {10-Clubs}{A-Clubs}{10-Hearts}{A-Spades} ({8-Hearts})

    Mortensen improves to a full house to eliminate the popular Dutch Boyd in 4th place for $61,919.

    And then there were three...!

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