Chang Spikes Turn to Double
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Potter called the additional 265,000 and tabled his
to be marginally favourite over Chang's 
.The board ran out
to see Chang double through to around 920,000 as Potter slips to 1,500,000 in chips.
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
Potter called the additional 265,000 and tabled his
to be marginally favourite over Chang's .The board ran out
to see Chang double through to around 920,000 as Potter slips to 1,500,000 in chips.
Zack Fritz Eliminated in 6th Place ($111,266)
Once the action passed round to Mike Eise in the big blind he immediately announced call. With the crowd in a state of shock, Chang pushed his chips forward while announcing all in with Eise calling that as well.
Chang:
Fritz:
Eise:
The board ran out
to see Chang triple to 2,700,000 as Fritz exits in 6th place to the tune of $111,266.
Order Up . . . Double Berger With Chips!
Ramirez made the call tabling his
to be ahead of Berger's .Berger would order right when the board ran out
spiking a pair to find a double to 695,000 as Ramirez slips to 4,175,000 in chips.
Win One, Lose One
Chang lead out for 265,000 on the
board, but after being check-raised all in by Ramirez he opted to lay his hand down.The next hand, Chang opened to 180,000 and was called by Mike Eise.
Both players checked the
flop to find Eise check-call 250,000 on the turn and then check-fold on to 600,000 when the river peeled the 
.
No Action For Potter
One earlier with
and now with 
.There is an argument that it's a good thing that his big blind isn't getting raised . . . but when you find big pairs in the big blind; sometimes some action would be nice!
Berger Doubles
against Mike Eise's 
.The board ran out
to double Berger up to 1,110,000 in chips as Eise slips down to 520,000 and change.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Barry Berger Eliminated in 5th Place ($139,353)
The flop fell down
and after nearly ninety seconds of thinking he slid out a stack of 25,000-denomination chips to amount a bet of 500,000.Berger looked back at the 800,000 that he had in front of him and slid the rest in with Ramirez quickly calling.
Berger:
Ramirez:
With Berger making a call for his tournament life, he would have to evade countless outs with Ramirez holding a double-gutshot straight-draw as well as a flush-draw.
The turn would land the
to give Berger a set, but fill Ramirez's straight, and when the peeled on the river Berger was sent packing in 5th place.
Suck, Re-Suck For Eise
Eise:
Chang:
The flop of
gave Chang additional outs to a straight and when the landed on the turn Eise would have a sweat for his tournament life.Drawing to a six, three or deuce to stay alive, Eise would find one on the river when the dealer burned and turned the
to give Eise deuces full of sixes and the pot as he doubles to 940,000 in chips.
Eise Rings River Hotline Again
Eise:
Chang:
The board would run out
to see Eise smack the river twice in a row to stay alive and now sit on 1,480,000 in chips.