.Both players checked, and checked again when the
came on the turn. With the 
on the river, Sowers led for 245,000 and Quoss released his cards.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 15 - $5,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$3,078,500
Entries
655
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 655
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.Both players checked, and checked again when the
came on the turn. With the on the river, Sowers led for 245,000 and Quoss released his cards.
The flop landed
and Quoss checked to Baron, who bet out 145,000. Quoss took his time once again before making the call.The turn was the
putting a pair on board. Quoss checked and Baron checked behind as the 
fell on the river. Once again both players checked.Neither player wanted to show, and in the end Baron convinced Quoss to flip
which was the best hand.
Baron went into the tank before finally making the call, showing
, putting him well behind Gerasimova's 
.A flop of
gave Gerasimova top set and Baron a gut-shot draw, which he couldn't complete with either the 
or 
.The pot doubled Gerasimova to approximately 950,000.
When action folded back to Illingworth, he folded his hand, giving the chips to Baron.
The flop landed
and Baron checked to Sowers, who tossed out 140,000 to take it down.
When action folded to him on the cutoff, Keller decided
was good enough to shove with short-handed, pushing 190,000 into the middle. Fabian Quoss made the call and showed 
.A flop of
gave Keller a pair, which held up when the board finished with the 
and 
. Keller now has 400,000.
They saw a heads-up flop of
and Illingworth checked to Quoss, who thought for a moment before tossing out 125,000. Illingworth made a quick call.The turn was the
and once again Illingworth checked to the deliberate Quoss, who took his time before checking behind.The free river card was the
and Illingworth checked for a third time to Quoss, who this time fired out a hefty 350,000. Illingworth insta-called and Quoss tabled 
for the best hand as Illingworth mucked. Quoss crosses over the 3 million chip mark for a comfortable chip advantage over the field.
When the flop came
, Quoss led for 75,000 and Keller got out of the way. Quoss turned over while Kopp tabled and needed help, which didn't come with either the or .Kopp left in 8th place with a payday of $75,115.
