The two players check the
board to the river where Helppi bets 6,000 and Geshkenbein snap-called.Helppi showed
but was beaten by his opponent's 
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2009 PKR Heads Up Grand Slam
PKR Heads Up Grand Slam
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 PKR Heads Up Grand Slam
Final Results
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$350,000
Entries
32
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The two players check the
board to the river where Helppi bets 6,000 and Geshkenbein snap-called.Helppi showed
but was beaten by his opponent's .
The flop of
is checked by both players.Geshkenbein fires 7,000 on the
turn and 18,500 on the river. Helppi calls the first bet but looks confused at the second one, taking off his glasses. Eventually and somewhat out of curiousity, Helppi calls and gets shown 
for his trouble.The Russian has the chip lead.
Interestingly the Russian has raised every single button so far, not folding once.
The Russian check-called a bet of 5,000 on the
flop but folded when Helppi bet 10,000 on the turn.Blinds have moved up to 1,000/2,000.
Both players checked the
flop before Helppi check-called a bet of 6,500 on the 
turn. The river was the 
and this time Helppi checked and Geshkenbein bet 15,100 declaring, "You have to fold, I have a deuce or a flush..."Helppi, after much thought, did muck his hand.
The flop is
and Helppi bets another 4,000 after Geshkenbein checks. The Russian calls, and they check the 
turn and river down.Geshkenbein declares, "Ace high," but Helppi shows
for the pot.
attempting to set up his image.
It's the Finn Juha Helppi against the Russian Vladmir Geshkenbein!
flop but Alec Torelli check-raised to 8,500.Sudworth called but both checked the
turn, the river was the and Torelli fired out 20,000 and Sudworth thought and then moved all-in.Torelli instantly called with
for the rivered nuts, beating Sudworth's 
and taking third place ahead of the Englishman.
