2008 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em w/Rebuys
Day: 3
Hand #29 - Albert Iversen
The flop brings and Rene checks to Albert to makes a continuation bet of 80,000 which is all it takes to push Rene out of the pot.
Quick Break
We have already lost five players in the first 29 hands, in lightning-fast action. Play will resume shortly for our four remaining players.
Level: 22
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
Hand #30 - Albert Iversen
The two men see the flop come , and both players check.
Turn: . Iversen checks again, and Greenwood counts out a bet. He puts in 85,000, and Iversen quickly says, "Raise." He reaches for chips, stacking up 220,000 chips, and ships them into the pot. Greenwood makes the call.
River: . Iversen bets all in with his big stack, and Greenwood looks flustered. After a short moment, he reaches for his chips in a bluff move, trying to pick up a read. He sits with his elbow on the rail, propping his head up as he shuffles a stack of chips, deep in thought. Finally, he does fold, and Iversen takes the pot.
Hand #31 - Max Greenwood
Hand #32 - Albert Iversen
Flop: . Mouritsen bets out 150,000. Iversen makes the call.
Turn: . Mouritsen checks, as does Iversen.
River: . Mouritsen checks again, and Iversen comes out with a bet of 281,000. Mouritsen quickly calls. Iversen shows the , and will win the pot with two pair. From the rail, one of their supporters says, "Danish on Danish violence," as the two fellow countrymen trade a few chips.
Hand #34 - Albert Iversen
'Kongen mad oetsen!'
After seeing their pal Rene Mouritsen take down a big pot yesterday with king-seven, or king with the axe, all of the Danes have showed up today with crowns and axes!
If you look at the picture closely, you might recognize one Jesper Hoagaard who won a bracelet earlier this summer in Event 36, a $1,500 No Limit Hold'em event.