Eise Closes in to Two Million (Again)
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The flop fell
and the action was checked to Eise, who took the pot down with a 200,000 bet.With that multi-way pot, Eise moves to 1,925,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 28 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
2,641
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
The flop fell
and the action was checked to Eise, who took the pot down with a 200,000 bet.With that multi-way pot, Eise moves to 1,925,000.
Chang Eise'D
Eise checked the
flop to Chang, who opted to fire with a 300,000-chip bet. Not afraid to put some chips in the pot, Eise then check-raised to 600,000.Chang pondered for some time before eventually laying his hand down. He slipped to 650,000 while Eise climbed to 2,530,000 in chips.
Franco Doubles
under the gun and bumped it up to 250,000. The action folded round to Jose Luis Franco in the big blind, who jammed all in for 390,000.Franco called with his ladies, and was happy when he saw Franco's
-- but not for long, however, as the board ran out 
to give Franco the double up.While Franco moved to 840,000 in chips, Bratolle slipped to just 115,000.
Joey Brattole Eliminated in 10th Place ($54,481)
Being pot-committed, Brattole made the call and the cards were tabled.
Eise:
Brattole:
The board would run out
to see Eise fall in 10th place as Eise contines to soar; now up to 2,840,000 in chips.
Official Final Table
Seat 1: Zack Fritz
Seat 2: Avi Braz
Seat 3: Rico Ramirez
Seat 4: Jason Potter
Seat 5: Jose Luis Franco
Seat 6: Mike Zulter
Seat 7: Mike Eise
Seat 8: Jeff Chang
Seat 9: Barry Berger
Berger Pushing
The only noted aggression has been shown by Barry Berger who has now pushed all in two hands in a row to pretty much double his stack through the blinds and antes.
Rico Ramiriz may have plenty of chips, but he isn't afraid to splash them round as he has three-bet two separate opponents twice during the last orbit.
Zulker Clipped
The flop fell down
and Zulker made it 250,000 to go, with Eise making the call.The turn landed the
and Zulker check-called 325,000 to see the 
fall on the river and a bet of 500,000 follow from Eise.Zulker sat in the tank for over two minutes before making the call, only to muck when Eise rolled his
.As Eise raked in the pot to move to 4,260,000, Zulker slips to 460,000 and change.
Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
Mike Zulker Eliminated in 9th Place ($77,778)
Potter:
Zulker:
The flop fell down
to give both players a pair, and Zulker the stonger kicker of the two.When the turn landed the
Potter gained a flush-draw to add to his outs to eliminate Zulker.The rail pressed hard, the crowd stood and the dealer burn and turned the
to give Potter a superiour two-pair and send Zulker to the rail in 9th place.As a dejected Zulker exited the tournament floor to collect his $77,778, Potter raked in the pot to move to around 1,600,000 in chips.
A (Not So) Quiet Double for Ramirez
Ramirez didn't think twice, turning over his
to signify a call and be in a race against Eise's 
.The rail of Ramirez, that numbered in the teens, all stood from their chairs and pressed hard against the metal support rail screaming excessively.
The flop was slowly dealt out
and even more screams were let out - somehow exceeding the ones previously."C'mon baby!" yelled one supporter as the
landed on the turn, and when the 
fell on the turn, Ramirez 2,275,000 chip stack increased to a whopping 4,600,000!As the Tournament Director reminded the rail of the excessive celebration rule, Eise looked down at a still healthy 1,650,000 in chips.