Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 4 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$5,410,800
Entries
6,012
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
30,000
Players Left 1 / 6,012
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And if on cue, Heimiller raises the first hand to 175,000 and takes the blinds and antes.
All three players check the
flop and Sidebotham leads for 370,000 on the 
turn. Hunyh makes the call before Matz moves all-in for 1,265,000. Sidebotham thinks while Matz sits back looking (or attempting to look) very calm and composed. Sidebotham folds painfully while Hunyh thinks for a minute before making the call.
Hunyh calls with
and Matz shows 
for a nasty set over set altercation.The river is the
and Matz has Hunyh covered and knocks him out.A horrible spot for Hunyh, but to his credit, it looked as though he thought he might be beat before he made the call.
which looks to be better for Heimiller's holding than Vilandos'. Both players check, the turn is the 
and Vilandos bets just 200,000, Heimiller makes it 500,000 and Vilandos makes a quick call.The river is the
and Vilandos checks, Heimiller bets 600,000 now into this giant pot and Vilandos makes the call. Heimiller shows 
but Vilandos shows 
for the huge turn draw and rivered straight.
flop. Sung leads out for 250,000 and Vilandos raises to 500,000, Sung makes it 250,000 more for a total of 750,000. Vilandos calls and the turn is the
, Sung leads for 700,000 and Vilandos quickly moves in with Sung folding even quicker.
The flop is
, Heilmiller and Mullen both check, Sung though, has other ideas and bets out 340,000.Heimiller calls and Mullen folds. The turn is the
, which makes the board very scary indeed. Heimiller now leads for 400,000 and Sung folds.Sung is now quite short.
The flop is
and Sung bets 205,000 but Mullen check-raises for an additional 500,000 more. Sung folds and is rapidly dropping to the bottom of the chip counts.
It's
and Pete quickly leads for 200,000 getting Mullen to fold.
board to a 400,000 bet from Larry Sidebotham. Players are now on a 10 minute break while we get chips counts for the live feed.
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