The flop is
and both players check, they also check the 
on the turn before Parker checks a third time on the 
river. Wilson bets 190,000 and Parker quickly folds.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 19 - $2,500 Six-handed No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$2,456,400
Entries
1,068
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1068
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The flop is
and both players check, they also check the on the turn before Parker checks a third time on the river. Wilson bets 190,000 and Parker quickly folds.
, and Serock bet 66,000. Parker made the call.The turn was the
, and Parker immediately checked. Serock checked as well. Another six came on the river, and both players checked. Parker showed 
, and Serock mucked.
Jesse Rios -- 1,123,000
Russell Crane -- 487,000
Brock Parker -- 1,183,000
Joe Serock -- 3,476,000
Alexander Wilson -- 1,380,000
Clayton Newman -- 267,000
Level: 23
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
Both checked a flop of
. The turn brought the 
. Serock checked, Rios bet 150,000, and Serock called. The river was the 
. Serock checked, and Rios checked as well. Rios showed 
, having decided against betting on the end with his two pair, and Serock mucked.
The flop is
and Serock bet 35,000 and Rios quickly calls. The sees both players check on the turn and the 
river sees another bet from Serock, 100,000 this time Rios makes the call but mucks when Serock shows 
for the winning two pair.
When asked to provide "interesting things about you" (i.e., hobbies, etc.) on the bio sheet players filled out prior to the start of the final table, Serock's response perhaps helps explain his early successes here at his first WSOP: "I just play poker."
, and both checked. The turn was the , and Rios bet out 75,000. Serock made the call. The river brought the , and Rios checked.Serock took the initiative and bet 225,000. Rios didn't wait too long before making the call. Rios turned over
, and Serock 
-- both had top pair, and with the pair and jack on board split the pot.
. Serock led with a bet of 75,000, and Wilson made the call. The turn brought the 
. Serock studied the board for about 10 seconds, then checked. Wilson checked behind.The river was the
. This time Serock studied for about 30 seconds before pushing out two stacks of orange chips -- a bet of 200,000. Wilson let it go. Serock has about 3.45 million now, and Wilson -- his nearest competitor at the moment -- has about 1.275 million.
