to Derke's 
. The board came 
. Sung on 370,000 as a result.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 4 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
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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to Derke's . The board came . Sung on 370,000 as a result.
Reed:
Baker:
was enough to help Reed out of his situation. He's still one of the stacks under pressure.
.Letourneau then moved in pretty quickly for his remaining chips and was snapped off by Powell with
. Letourneau was in a lot of trouble with 
and it didn't get better with the 
turn and river.Powell up to 723,000 now.
Mizrachi tabled
and was ahead of Roberts' 
. The board ran 
to send Roberts up to 380,000 and Mizrachi for a smoke.
but found himself dominated by ."Hook!" cried Sidebotham as the board came out
. A 
came on the turn, followed by the 
on the river. At this point Sidebotham jumped out of the chair to celebrate as a couple of friends jumped inside the rail to congratulate him.Yelland was eliminated and Sidebotham was then given an official warning for excessive celebration.
.Sung checked to Heimiller, who moved in for 342,000. Sung sat and thought for a long while but eventually folded. Heimiller up to 658,000 Sung down a bit to 440,000.
where Heimller check-called a 53,000 Ma bet. The turn saw a slow check from Heimiller and a quick check behind from Ma.The river came
and a 110,000 bet from Heimiller that Ma called. Heimiller tabled 
for a straight and Ma mucked. Heimiller now up to 1,000,000, Ma down to 800,000.
Lee Watkinson is the shortest stack still in; he's got about 16,000 left. At least he's moved to the table with all the chips...
Watkinson:
Aguiar:
Baker:
The flop of
kind of made a mockery of any hope of a sweat. The gave Watkinson the merest possibility of a triple up, but the paired the wrong hole card for him. He goes out in 36th place while Aguiar doubles to about 480,000 through Baker.
board against Jack Powell. There was already probably 250,000 in the pot by this point but after a couple of minutes Powell folded.Afterwards Sung told us, "I wanted him to call...probably bet too much."
On the other table Jonathan Aguiar has taken more chips from Amanda Baker, he raised to 38,000 from the hijack. She made it 110,000 from the button before he 4-bet to 240,000 eliciting a fold. Baker is down to about 460,000. Aguilar up to approximately 625,000.
