flop and 
turn. Brummelhuis bet out on the 
river, but Shamseddin called, and Brummelhuis' 
was crushed by Shamseddin's 
.Brummelhuis: down to 325,000
Shamseddin: up to 800,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 33 - $10,000 World Championship Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
185
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 185
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flop and turn. Brummelhuis bet out on the river, but Shamseddin called, and Brummelhuis' was crushed by Shamseddin's .Brummelhuis: down to 325,000
Shamseddin: up to 800,000
He called a button raise in the big blind from Soheil Shamseddin and made it as far as the river of the
board before folding. He dropped to a mere 235,000, while Shamseddin is sitting pretty on 620,000.----
Shortly afterwards, Hsuing got involved in a blind on blind confrontation with Greg Mueller. He raised pre from the small blind and bet out on the
flop; Mueller called. They both checked the 
turn and Hsuing tried another bet on the 
river, but Mueller insta-called and tabled 
to beat Hsuing's . Hsuing down to just 120,000 now. Eek.
Alaei raise from the cutoff and Brown called him on the button. Alaei bet out on the
flop and Brown called; Alaei then check-called the turn and 
river, and at the end of it discovered that his pocket 
were good against Brown's 
to take the pot.
He check-raised the
flop and Brummelhuis called. He bet the 
turn and river too and Brummelhuis called -- and Brummelhuis' 
ended up chopping with Hawrilenko's pocket 
. Ouch.
board before mucking to Mueller's pocket 
.Glantz: 480,000
Mueller: 680,000
board, but Shamseddin was behind all the way with and Alaei took it down with 
.Shamseddin is on 420,000.
Flop:
Glantz bet out only for Hsuing to raise; a Glantz-ing reraise and a Hsuing-ing call.
Glantz bet out on the
turn and river and Hsuing called both times, but mucked when Glantz flipped .Glantz: 750,000
Hsuing: 300,000
Shamseddin bet every street of the
board and eventually Hawrilenko folded on the river, leaving himself on 730,000.-----
Shamseddin lost some of those good chips back the very next hand though.
He reraised from the small blind to a raise from Hawrilenko, and then bet out on the
flop. Hawrilenko called. He bet out again on the turn and this time Hawrilenko raised. A call, and they moved on to the river. Shamseddin check-called the bet from Hawrilenko, but mucked when Hawrilenko showed him .Hawrilenko is up to 900,000, while Shamseddin is back down to 550,000.
flop.Alaei checked and then called a bet from Brown. Caginess took over thereafter though, and they checked down the
turn and river. Alaei turned over and this turned out to be good, as Brown mucked and was down to 625,000. Alaei meanwhile remains over the magic million mark, on 1,050,000.
One such hand saw him raise in position and get a call from Matt Hawrilenko in the small blind. Hawrilenko bet out on every street of the
board and Glantz called both flop and turn, but come the river he gave it some considerable thought and folded instead.Next hand Soheil Shamseddin raised in early position and Glantz reraised behind. Shamseddin re-popped though, and Glantz called.
Shamseddin bet all the way down the
board and Glantz called on every street -- but Shamseddin tabled and Glantz just mucked. Shamseddin is up to 600,000 after that, incidentally.
