2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 4
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Hansen:
Hanlon:
The board ran out
and Hansen's pair of kings was best. He eliminated Hanlon from the tournament and chipped up to about 830,000 in the process.
against Allen Carter's
. The flop came down
giving the lead to Carter. The turn was the
, but the
spiked on the river, making Zamarian's set and doubling him up to 161,000.

against the 
of one of the two previous WSOP World Champions left in the field in Johnny Chan.As the cameras and media swarmed around the table, Chan ensured his All In energy drink was facing the right direction as he exclaimed "They're all cheering for me so that we can go to the feature table!"
The flop came


and Chan clapped his hands as he spiked a set of fives but he would need to dodge a diamond to eliminate his opponent. However the turn was the
to give his opponent the flush, and Chan was now looking for the board to pair. The river brought another diamond with the
sending the pot to Creurer as Chan falls to 120,000 chips.
Brandon Cantu
Jason Newburger
Tai Nguyen
The flop was
, Newburger's pocket eights still leading, but the
turned, giving the lead to Cantu. The river was the
and Cantu made the double KO, eliminating both of his opponents.
were racing against Barrile's
. That race came to a screeching halt after the
flop as Barrile flopped a set. The
on the turn did Friedlander no good and when the
fell on the river his Main Event came to an end. Barrile is now up to 740,000.
against Tony Clark's
. The board ran out eight-high to send Ioffe to the cage. Clark now has roughly 650,000 in chips.


, Jeremy Renz got the rest of his chips in the middle with 
, only to find himself up against Jonathan Plens' 
. The turn was the
and the river the
, and Renz is out. Plens is up to 900,000.
"What's all this?" she asked.
The dealer at the table looked at the two of them and asked them whether he hadn't already dealt to them. It was then that Zamarian and Antonius realized they were at the wrong table -- their seats are at Blue #36, one table over.
He showed the chips to a curious Antonius-- at the last color-up dark green 25,000-denomination checks were introduced into play.
Ms. Antonius looked a bit disappointed that she didn't have any... yet.