.The action was checked to Austin on the button who fired 80,000. Lunkin then announced a pot-sized check-raise making it an additional 265,000 to go. Arieh folded as did Austin and Lunkin takes it down.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
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.The action was checked to Austin on the button who fired 80,000. Lunkin then announced a pot-sized check-raise making it an additional 265,000 to go. Arieh folded as did Austin and Lunkin takes it down.
The flop is a possible action inducing
and Greenstein fires out 130,000. Arieh has a slightly forlorn look on his face as though his hand was a lot better preflop than postflop and he mucks.
.Arieh checked to Gabriellson who fired 110,000. Arieh made the call.
The turn was the
and Arieh checked the action over to Gabriellson who fired a rarely-seen second barrel worth 300,000. Arieh cut down his chips and slid the call into the middle.The river bricked the
and Arieh checked to Gabriellson who quickly moved all in for his last 340,000. Arieh rocked back in his chair, sighed and threw his cards into the muck.Perhaps in an attempt to get Arieh back for his earlier bluff, Gabriellson flashed a meaningless
-X-X.
The flop of
is checked around, the same thing occurs with the 
turn and all four players make it to the 
river.Gabriellson leads out for the pot (120,000) at this point, Arieh calls but has to muck when the Swede shows him
for a pick of several full houses, all of which win.
The flop is
, Marcus checks and the Russian quickly bets the pot of 120,000.Arieh makes the call and the other two fold.
The turn is the
which garners a check from both players bringing us to a 
which is also checked. Lunkin turns over
for a flopped set which is good enough as Arieh mucks.
The flop fell
and Austin led out with a bet of 37,000. Marcus folded and Keston made the call. The turn was the 
and both players checked. The 
fell on the river and again both checked.Austin tabled
for two pair to take it down.
Austin calls, Lunkin folds and then unexpectedly Matt Graham reraises the pot from the small blind for 496,000. Greenstein moves all in, Austin folds and Graham calls.
Graham:
Greenstein:
The board comes
to chop though Graham had the slightly better freeroll after the flop (A 10 or running clubs - plus a 5 after the turn, Greenstein needed running K-Q or J-J). They chop the pot up, both making 90,000 worth of profit.
The flop of
was checked by both players and the free card on the turn was the .Gabriellson fired out 30,000 and Graham called. The river was the
and Gabriellson checked to Graham who tossed out 96,000 chips. Gabriellson once again took his time in reaching a decision before making the call.Graham revealed
for the six-high straight to take it down as Gabriellson flashed 
for the wheel and mucked.
He relents though and gives it up, taps the table and says, "Nice hand."
