Seat 7 - Ravi Raghavan (145,000)
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Just a few months ago, Raghavan took down an event at the Wynn Classic for a tidy $40,000 score, and now with a WSOP final table under his belt his belt he has a great chance to continue his great run.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 20 - $1,500 Pot Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$864,045
Entries
633
Level
25
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
0
Just a few months ago, Raghavan took down an event at the Wynn Classic for a tidy $40,000 score, and now with a WSOP final table under his belt his belt he has a great chance to continue his great run.
Seat 9 - Aaron Virchis (191,000)
Playing since he was 18, he notched up a previous WSOP cash in the 2004 Pot Limit Holdem event. With another cash guaranteed here, Virchis will be looking to make his second one a first place.
Seat 8 - Tony Steward (231,000)
Tony has been playing poker since the age of 19 when he entered the Army. In his spare time Tony enjoys spending time with his twin daughters.
Radel Sets Up on Kelly
John-Paul Kelly made the call and then called a bet of 30,000 when the
flop dropped. Both players checked the 
on the turn and when the river fell the 
Radel lead for 80,000.Kelly thought for a little before making the call, only to muck when he saw Radel table his
for a flopped set and the pot.
Steward Doubles With Broadway
Steward lead for 47,000 on the
flop with Tschirch making the call. Both players checked the 
on the turn and when the landed on the river Steward moved all in for his last 159,000 in chips.Tschirch thought over it for some time before making the call, only to see Steward table
for Broadway and the double as he pushes to 475,000 as Tschirch slips to 80,000 in chips.
Marc Tshirch Doubles Through Andrew Radel
. Tshirch flipped over 
and has a commanding lead.The board came
and Tshirch doubles up to 163,000.
Carlston Claims His First Pot
The flop of
was checked by both players, and when the fell on the turn a bet of 30,000 from Carlston was enough to take the pot down.
Radel Takes One From Dewitt
On the flop of
Radel lead out for 10,000 with Dewitt making the call. The 
on the turn brought a 24,000-chip bet from Radel, and after a few moments of deliberation Dewitt again made the call.The river landed the
and Radel continued his aggression by firing 30,000 at Dewitt. Dewitt sat in the tank for near two minutes before laying his hand down to let Radel scoop the pot and climb to 460,000 in chips.
Kelly Takes a Pot from the Button
. Steward checked and Kelly bet out 27,000 to take down the pot.
Seidel Three Bets from the Big Blind
This is Seidel's third pot of the day. Each has been taken down without seeing a flop.