2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 3
Players Left 9 / 6,844
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, Adam Richardson raised all in and was called by a middle-position player. Richardson's opponent only had 25,000 left.Richardson held
and his opponent held
.The turn fell the
and river the
and Richardson moved up to 204,000 in chips.


. On the turn of
, Porter bets and Louie calls. On a river of
, Porter bets 17,000 and Louie raises all in. Porter calls and shows 
, but Louie has 
. He's at 220,000.
After the hand, Hernandez went around and shook several players' hands. A lot of players actually came up to him and shook his hand, clearly showing their appreciation for his time with them.
Hernandez seemed very happy with his finish and has probably been one of the least disappointed bust-outs today.
flop before all the chips went in. Pezzin was holding
for middle set but his opponent had
for top set.The turn
and river
changed nothing meaning Pezzin is eliminated just in the money.
and was in good shape against her opponent's
.That was until the board came
, crippling her to 8,000.Shortly after she was eliminated by the same player. She had
to his
. A queen on the turn sealed the deal.
The flop came
and Peters checked. Adams bet 20,000 and then Peters raised all in for 64,000 and Adams made the call.Adams:

Peters:

The turn came the
and the river the
to crippled Adams to 25,000.After the hand, Adams did order two more Coronas with limes.
. Trinh held
and Nicholas Sliwinski had him on the ropes with
. The river completed the board with the
and there would be no miracle save for Trinh.
. Russo turned over
, prompting Nguyen to prod, "I caught you with your pants down." Russo came back with a comment about this being their 11th face-off so far, and added, "I'm 11-for-11."The flop came down
, giving Russo a little glimmer of hope. The turn came through for him, as the
peeled off, making him triple threes. The river was a meaningless
, and The Master has been eliminated.As he and Russo stood up, Men said, "I won't even shake your hand, man." The two men had been scuffling all day, and Men offered one parting shot as he left the table: "That's why they beat me. Three-five offsuit." Shaking his head, he made his way to the payout desk. Men has been alternating between beaming smiles and piercing frowns today, and at least now he doesn't have to deal with his frustrating tablemates anymore.
Jason Su:


Rubens Bicalho:


Player 3:


The board is




. Jason has 290,000 and Rubens has 128,000 after the hand.