Event 4 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em Day 3 | 2009 World Series of Poker

Level: 23

Blinds: 12,000/24,000

Ante: 3,000

06-02-2009 12:24 UTC-12

Not All White on the Night

Adam White had just doubled-up his very short stack before he found a hand, and a customer, to get it all in again. He was a big favorite with {A-Diamonds}

to Nathan Mullen's {K-Clubs}

. The underdog got there though on a {9-Spades}

board.

White claims $ 33,491 for his 24th place finish.

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06-02-2009 12:16 UTC-12

The Vilan Of The Piece

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Panayote Vilandos has continued his recent run, knocking out Brett Roberts with {J-Clubs}

against

when the board came out {Q-Clubs}

. Roberts goes out in 26th spot winning $33,491.

06-02-2009 12:00 UTC-12

Gomez Out In 27th

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Raul Gomez has been knocked out just after we restarted. He pushed {A-?}

against Panayote Vilandos's raise but found himself called by the latter's {A-?}

and after the flop of {A-?}

, Gomez couldn't find running Jacks or Queen/Ten to extricate himself from trouble.

06-02-2009 11:28 UTC-12

Redraw Once More

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We're down to 27 players now so we're redrawing again and moving all three remaining tables into the Amazon Room. They'll be a short break while all this is taken care of.

06-02-2009 11:26 UTC-12

No More Breeden

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Danny Fuhs raised to 50,000 from mid position before Robert Breeden moved in for 150,000 more. Fuhs called with {Q-?}

and was happy to see his hand live against Breedan's {A-?}

.

The board came {6-?}

to leave Breeden drawing dead by the turn. He's get's $ 22,671 for finishing in 28th place. Fuhs up to 1,500,000 now.

06-02-2009 11:21 UTC-12

DOA

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Jack Powell has been knocked out by Nathan Mullen. Powell pushed with {J-?}

and got called by Nathan Muller in the big blind with a less than stellar {10-Hearts}

. The board comes {2-Clubs}

and the last English player in the tournament goes out in 30th winning $22,671.

06-02-2009 11:02 UTC-12

Miracle Cure

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Phong Huynh, who was down to 39,000 a little while ago has, in the space of three hands, catapulted up to 730,000.

The first hand, he pushed blind with {Q-?}

and got two callers. He managed to make a full house by the turn to more than triple up. The next hand, he pushed with {Q-?}

and ran into an opponent's pair of aces that had made a set on the flop. No worries for Huynh though, as he turned a straight. The third hand saw him win a race with pocket nines versus {A-?}