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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 28 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
2,641
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 2641
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up against Tilman Kieschke's 
.The board ran out
to see Madsen double to 670,000 as Kieschke slips to 60,000.On the following hand, Kieschke managed to double to 150,000.
Seat 1: Joe Simmons
Seat 2: Zack Fritz
Seat 3: Jason Potter
Seat 4: Mikkel Madsen
Seat 5: Joe Brattole
Seat 6: Mark Silvanovich
Seat 7: (empty)
Seat 8: Tilman Kieschke
Seat 9: Avi Braz
Table 151
Seat 1: Mike Eise
Seat 2: Mike Zulker
Seat 3: Jeff Chang
Seat 4: Jose Luis Franco
Seat 5: Mickey Neuberger
Seat 6: Barry Berger
Seat 7: Drew Daniels
Seat 8: Jake Solis
Seat 9: Rico Ramirez
Ramirez made the call and tabled his
to be dominated by Louie's 
.But when the board ran out
, Louie hit the rail in 18th place earning $26,682 in the process.
Johnson:
Eise:
Johnson hit the flop when it fell
, and when the 
fell on the turn it seemed Johnson was set for a double up.However, the
was dealt on the river and Johnson was eliminated from the tournament by Eise' rivered full house.
The flop fell down
and Zulker checked to see an 80,000-chip bet fall from Evans. Zulker put in a raise, but before it could be cut down and counted, Evans moved all in with Zulker calling just as quickly.Evans:
Zulker:
The turn fell the
to give Evans outs to a straight, but when the 
landed on the river he was on his way to the rail and a $18,688 pay day.
The big blind passed and Simmons made the call to be in great shape with
against Johnson's .The board ran out
to see Johnson river a double up to 470,000 as Simmons slips to 530,000 and change.
and in a race against Mikkel Madsen's 
.The board ran out
to see Chang double to 446,00 as Madsen slips to 485,000.
Louie called the all in of Jake Solis holding
to be well ahead of Solis' 
.But, when the board ran out
, Solis doubled through to 500,000 and Solis slipped to below 100,000.On the following hand, he managed to find a double holding
against Mickey Neuberger's 
to see him back over the 200,000 mark.
With the action on Mike Eise in the small blind, he made the call, which prompted a fold from Simmons.
Coyle:
Eise:
The flop of
would see Eise surge into the lead, and when the turn and river fell the and , Coyle was the next player to fall.With that pot, Eise climbs to over 1,320,000 in chips - four times what he started the day with just over an hour ago.
