On The Rail
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Along with the countless family and friends of the other three final members it is bound to get even louder as they fight it out for the $639,331 first prize, coveted bracelet and title of champion.
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
Along with the countless family and friends of the other three final members it is bound to get even louder as they fight it out for the $639,331 first prize, coveted bracelet and title of champion.
Chang Sets Up
The flop fell down
and it was checked round to see the 
fall on the turn. The action was checked to Ramirez who fired with 200,000, only to see Eise push all in for 840,000 more.Chang mucked and then Ramirez followed by open-mucking his
.As Eise raked in the pot to move to 1,600,000 he flashed his
for a flopped set.
Jason Potter Eliminated in 4th Place ($185,444)
Potter:
Chang:
With Potter needing to catch a Queen to stay alive or a combination of a flush or straight, the crowd and Potter would erupt seeing the
as the window.Like an online glitch, the dealer spread the flop but one card remained hidden. With it reading
-
the dealer would finally un-stick the two cards and out popped the .Similar to the magnitude of a fireworks display on New Years Eve; the crowd erupted with an ear-splitting and deafening display of claps and stomps that the secondary feature table surely couldn't handle!
With thunderous noise echoing throughout the stage the
on the turn made it more interesting as it gave Potter additional flush outs to go with the two remaining Queens that could save his tournament life. The dealer burned and turned a black . . .
and Potter would be forced to leave the rowdy stage on his way to collecting $185,444 for his 4th place finish.
Rico Our Seven Million Man!
The flop fell down
and Mark Eise checked to Jeff Chang who fired out 250,000. Ramirez proceeded to raise to 1,500,000 total to force Eise out of the pot and the decision back on Chang.Chang sat in the tank slowly shuffling a handful of chips before laying his hand down to give Ramirez the pot as he climbed to over seven million.
Break Time
Level: 29
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 10,000
Play Underway
Eise Doubles
After nearly three minutes in the tank, Ramirez made the call putting Eise's tournament life on the line.
Eise:
Ramirez:
The board ran out
to see Eise double through to 5,100,000, while Ramirez slips to 4,500,000 in chips.
Rico Ramirez Eliminated in 3rd Place ($261,963)
The flop fell down
and both players checked the see the 
fall on the turn. Ramirez lead out for 725,000 only to have Eise move all in. Ramirez called and the cards were tabled.Ramirez:
Eise:
With Ramirez needing to improve to a full house to stay alive, the
on the river would be not what he was looking for, and consequently headed to the rail in 3rd place for a $261,963 payday.
Heads Up Counts
Mike Eise - 9,765,000
Jeff Chang - 2,115,000