The flop came down
and Mattsson checked to Marcus who checked behind.On the
turn, Mattsson checked again to Marcus who this time made a bet of 400,000. Mattsson reluctantly laid it down and Marcus scoops the pot.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 3
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The flop came down
and Mattsson checked to Marcus who checked behind.On the
turn, Mattsson checked again to Marcus who this time made a bet of 400,000. Mattsson reluctantly laid it down and Marcus scoops the pot.
Mattsson raises to 155,000 on the button and everyone folds.
Marcus makes it 200,000 from the button and wins the blinds, showing
.Graham raises to 160,000 and wins the blinds.
This is not exactly an action-packed PLO game...
Next hand? Matt Graham gets a walk. Yay.
Lunkin:
Gabriellson:
The board ran out
and Gabriellson made a jack-high flush to take the pot and double through to over 700,000.
Gabriellson:
Mattsson:
The board brought a sweat but landed
to give both players two pair, with Gabriellson's kings and deuces good for the double up to over 1.3 million chips.
Blind on blind between Mattsson and Marcus, they check a
turn to the turn. Mattsson bets 110,000 and Marcus calls, the river is the and Marcus' 
is good for the pot.Mattsson raises to 210,000 and wins the blinds.
The flop landed
and Gabriellson moved all in with Mattsson making a quick call.Gabriellson:
Mattsson:
The board improved Mattsson even further when the turn fell the
and river the to give him a flush and the double up!
The flop is
, the Russian immediately bets 510,000 and Graham folds.Next hand sees Robin Keston raise to 210,000 and everyone folds.
Will anyone ever bust?
Matt Graham -- 1,880,000
Stefan Mattsson -- 1,230,000
Van Marcus -- 1,300,000
Vitaly Lunkin -- 2,600,000
Robin Keston -- 900,000
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 0
