Mattsson:
Parkinson:
While the board teased with a couple of scoop possibilities it ended
and both players chopped it up!
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 3
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Mattsson:
Parkinson:
While the board teased with a couple of scoop possibilities it ended
and both players chopped it up!
survived against Greenstein's 
on a 
board.
The flop was
and Greenstein led out for 32,000. Lindsay folded and Austin made the call.On the
turn, Greenstein checked and Austin bet 110,000. Greenstein check-raised all in and Austin sighed and called with 
for top two but needing one of two queens as Greenstein flipped 
for middle set. The river was the
and Greenstein doubled to 670,000 leaving the $5,000 PLO bracelet winner with just 200,000.
The flop is
and Lunkin check-calls a bet of 56,000 before leading out for 198,000 on the turn."Unusual..." says Graham but he folds.
the hand previous, a very short-stacked Nenad Medic has just been eliminated after failing to improve in a hand against Padraig Parkinson. Unfortunately the board and cards were raked in before we could catch them, as Medic made a quiet exit from the Amazon Room in 18th place for $34,552.
Robin Keston
Chau Giang
Nathan Doudney
Howard Lederer
Matt Graham
Ferit Gabriellson
David Williams
Vitaly Lunkin
Van Marcus
Table 154:
Noah Schwartz
Nenad Medic
Josh Arieh
Padriag Parkinson
Stefan Matsson
Richard Austin
Barry Greenstein
Nate Lindsay
David Podgurski
and it was checked to Marcus who bet 50,000. Keston folded and Greenstein moved all in for 18,000 more, Marcus quickly called.Greenstein:
Marcus:
This put the Bear back up to 320,000 and Marcus was knocked down to 215,000.
However the Aussie doubled back up soon after after his
held against Nenad Medic's 
on a 
board.
with the pot already swelled, Matt Vegrin had moved all in for his last 232,000 and Matt Graham was in the tank.After a long deliberation, Graham made the call.
Vengrin:
Graham:
The turn was the
and river the and Vegnrin can't catch anything and is eliminated in 19th place.The players will now redraw for the final two tables. We'll have the new lineup for you shortly.
Ferit Gabriellson led out for 30,000 and Matt Vengrin made the call. Josh Arieh then raised to 135,000 but neither of the other two could make the call despite both thinking Arieh was bluffing.
