They limp-checked their way to the
flop and Mueller bet; Klecan called and they proceeded.Turn:
Mueller now checked, but called a bet from Klecan.
River:
Now Mueller bet out again. Klecan gave it up, and is now in the danger zone.
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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They limp-checked their way to the
flop and Mueller bet; Klecan called and they proceeded.Turn:
Mueller now checked, but called a bet from Klecan.
River:
Now Mueller bet out again. Klecan gave it up, and is now in the danger zone.
flop. Glantz checked, but then raised to a bet from Brown; Brown didn't fancy it, and Glantz took the pot.
Seat 2 Matt Hawrilenko 700,000
Seat 3 Michiel Brummelhuis 500,000
Seat 4 Pat Pezzin 450,000
Seat 5 Daniel Alaei 800,000
Seat 6 Chad Brown 760,000
Seat 7 Soheil Shamseddin 400,000
Seat 8 Matt Glantz 780,000
Seat 9 Kenny Hsiung 400,000
Seat 10 Greg Mueller 485,000
Flop:
Shamseddin bet out and Brummelhuis called from the button. Shamseddin bet out again on the
turn and once more Brummelhuis called. Come the 
river Shamseddin backed off. He checked to Brummelhuis, who bet -- and a fold later, Brummelhuis was up to 475,000."Woo!" said Marc Naalden at the rail, most uncharacteristically.
flop.Klecan checked and Pezzin bet; Klecan called. In fact he check-called the
turn as well, but come the river, he check-folded instead.Current standings:
Klecan: 300,000
Pezzin: 600,000
Hawrilenko showed
on a board of 
.After starting the final table as the short stack, Hawrilenko is now up to 750,000.
The flop landed
and Alaei checked to Mueller who fired a bet. Alaei made the call. They both checked the turn before the 
landed on the river.Alaei led out and Mueller called. Alaei showed
for the best hand as Mueller mucked. Alaei moves up to 700,000 with Mueller back to 500,000.
