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Nathan Doudney - 934,000
Leo Wolpert - 2,005,000
Jamin Stokes - 1,835,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 29 - $10,000 World Championship Heads Up No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$2,406,400
Total Entries
256
Level
6
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 256
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Nathan Doudney - 934,000
Leo Wolpert - 2,005,000
Jamin Stokes - 1,835,000
If anything, this last level saw both of the shorter stacks chip up by 200,000-300,000. Full counts on the way.
The flop came
and both players checked. The turn brought the 
and Duthie bet out 125,000. Doudney called.The river brought the
and Duthie fired out a 300,000 bet. Doudney called, but mucked his hand after Duthie showed 
.John Duthie - 3,040,000
Nathan Doudney - 800,000
Level: 4
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
, Nathan Doudney checked first to act. John Duthie fired out 130,000, and Doudney began stacking chips. He counted out 600,000 of them and slid them forward with firm sounding, "Raise." Duthie leaned back in his chair as if he were seriously contemplating a big decision. After just a few moments though, he uncapped his cards and slid them into the muck.Nathan Doudney is starting to stand up to John Duthie a bit more as this match wears on, and he's just beginning to put a dent in his opponent's chip lead.
Duthie - 2,540,000
Doudney - 1,300,000
Jamin Stokes is the only player out of the remaining four who is not sporting sunglasses at this table. For what it's worth, Leo Wolpert's sunglasses are down low around his nose, and Stokes can clearly see his eyes over the frame. Also setting himself apart from the crowd, Nathan Doudney is the only player not wearing a hat.
The spectator's section is starting to fill in just a bit, as it was completely empty to start the match. Among those who've shown up to sweat this round are Vivek Rajkumar, Action Jeff Garza, Steve O'Dwyer (who was eliminated in the last round), Daniel Alaei, Carlos Mortensen, Erick Lindgren, and Gavin Smith (who is unusually quiet so far).
In other news, there is a man with a truly legendary mullet standing in the lounge overlooking the table. It looks as if he worked as hard on his hairdo as these four players have worked on their heads-up game.
Also, Tournament Director Steve Frezer really seems to be enjoying his bag of Jack Link's beef jerky as he watches the two matches on the desk monitor.
Leo Wolpert raised from the button and Jamin Stokes made the call. The two players saw a flop of
. Stokes check-called a 73,000 bet.The turn was the
and Stokes checked again. Wolpert bet 187,000 and Stokes called.The river brought the
and Stokes checked for the third time in a row. Wolpert fired out 420,000, representing more than half of his remaining chips. Stokes folded his hand and Wolpert took it down.Leo Wolpert - 1,640,000
Jamin Stokes - 2,200,000
The flop brought
, and both men checked. Fourth street came the . Doudney checked, and Duthie took the opportunity to bet 75,000, which his opponent called.The river was the
, and both players again checked. Duthie held his cards over the muck while he waited to see what Doudney had; he tabled 
and took it down.That hand marks the first time Nathan Doudney has won a pot postflop in quite some time.
Level: 3
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 0
