flop against John Monnette.Duke
Monnette
Things were looking bad for Duke, but she hit a low hand on the
turn and had to put up with half as her straight draw never got there on the 
river.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 18 - $10,000 World Championship Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 3
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flop against John Monnette.Duke
Monnette
Things were looking bad for Duke, but she hit a low hand on the
turn and had to put up with half as her straight draw never got there on the river.
Scott Clements - 1,445,000
John Monnette - 1,100,000
Daniel Alaei - 725,000
Daniel Negreanu - 700,000
Greg Jamison - 330,000
Ben Boyd - 310,000
Tom Koral - 270,000
Annie Duke - 260,000
. Clements opens 
for the pot.
Showdown
Koral:
Monnette:
The board ran out
. Koral's wheel was good for the low, while Monnette took the high half with his straight to the eight.
and Alaei bet, Jamison called, and Zhu moved all in. Call. Call. The turn saw Jamison all in and Alaei fold.Jamison
Zhu
The river came
to confirm we have our first final table exit.
With four-way action, the flop revealed
. Annie Duke led out with a bet, Alaei folded, and Jamison called. Negreanu raised the table, and both opponents called.Fourth street:
. All three players checked.Fifth street:
. Duke and Jamison checked, and Negreanu put out a bet of 60,000. Duke considered for a few moments before folding, but Jamison flicked in the calling chips.Negreanu showed up
. With the nut flush, he scooped up the full pot.
flop. Boyd check-calls as he does on the turn and 
river.Negreanu tables
for the pot as Boyd mucks.
Three-handed, the flop came out
. Clements led out into the table with a bet. Monnette ducked out, but Zhu matched the 30,000.Fourth street was the
, and Zhu called another bet from Clements. The river brought the and one more bet. Zhu thought it over for a moment before giving up his hand. He has 105,000 chips left.
The first pot back ended in a chop between Scott Clements and Daniel Alaei.
The flop came out
. Clements led out into the pot with a bet, and Duke raised it up. That was enough to get Jamison out, but Clements came along to fourth street.It was the
, and Clements check-called a bet. On fifth street, the paired the board. Clements checked again, and Duke moved her final 45,000 chips into the pot. After some hemming and hawing, Clements matched the bet, putting Duke at risk.Showdown
Clements:
Duke:
Annie scooped up the pot with her jacks full, doubling up and then some. She's sitting with 480,000 now.
