Jarvis:
Friedlander:
The board ran out
to give Friedlander the double-up to about 60,000 chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 4
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Jarvis:
Friedlander:
The board ran out
to give Friedlander the double-up to about 60,000 chips.
, Jeffrey Frye moved all in and Paul Kitsos made the call. Frye had him covered. Frye
Kitsos
The river was the
and Kitsos snapped off Frye's kings and doubled up to 500,000 with his trip nines.
. The flop of 
looked promising for Brent, who spiked another club when the 
fell on the turn. Tim failed to improve off the river's and was eliminated from the tournament.
It was five players to the flop and it fell
. Font checked and Su bet 60,000. Action folded back around to Font and he raised to 210,000. Su thought for quite awhile before finally moving all in. Font called all in and the players showed:Font:
Su:
The turn fell the
with the river 
behind it. Alberto Font was eliminated while Jason Su surged to about 1,150,000 chips.
The board showed
. Michelle checked, Stein bet 15,000, and Michelle called. The turn was the 
. Again Michelle checked, and this time Stein bet 30,000. Michelle made the call.The river was the
. Now Michelle bet out 35,000, and Stein called. Stein showed J-4 for jacks and eights, and Michelle mucked. She now has 195,000, while Stein sits at 350,000.
and Jerry Cusick made the call with 
. The board ran out 
and Robbeson was eliminated. After the hand, Cusick was up to 450,000.
We've averaged an elimination every minute thus far. Floor staff has been doing a great job keeping up with everything, despite the amazingly hectic pace.
and found himself up against Craig Marquis, who held . The flop was fine for Sagle --
. Another baby card on the turn, the , gave Marquis a wheel draw, but Sagle was still okay. The dropped on the river, though, and Sagle's chip count is now zero.
, Dag Martin Mikkelsen and William Soffin are all in. Mikkelsen has 
and Soffin 
. The turn and river are and the spade does not come. Dag is down to 260,000 and Soffin climbs to 980,000.
They saw a flop of
and Joseph fired out 25,000. Andrews moved all in and the big blind stepped aside. Joseph made the call.Joseph:
Andrews:
Joseph held the nut flush draw but needed to hit, as Andrews flopped bottom set. The turn changed things around as the
completed the flush, leaving Andrews needing to pair the board to survive. The rubbed salt into the wound as Andrews hits the rail and Joseph increases his chip lead over the field.
