2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 3
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Seat 1: Ferit Gabriellson -- 1,200,000
Seat 2: Matt Graham -- 1,400,000
Seat 3: Barry Greenstein -- 780,000
Seat 4: Josh Arieh -- 1,050,000
Seat 5: Stefan Mattsson -- 850,000
Seat 6: Richard Austin -- 1,030,000
Seat 7: Van Marcus -- 500,000
Seat 8: Vitaly Lunkin -- 850,000
Seat 9: Robin Keston -- 1,000,000
The flop is
and Lunkin bets 75,000. Keston folds and the Russian wins the first pot of the final.
The flop landed
and Arieh checked to Mattsson who fired out a bet of 58,000 to take it down.
The flop is
, Lunkin checks and then folds to a 100,000 bet from Gabriellson.Gabriellson gets a walk the next hand too.
They saw a flop of
and the three players checked around.The
fell on the turn and Gabriellson led out with a bet of 50,000. Graham then announced a raise to 206,000. Marcus quickly folded and Gabriellson deliberated for a long time before eventually releasing to give Graham a nice pot.
Arieh folds, Mattsson calls and Gabriellson does to before Graham folded.
The flop is
and Greenstein bets 200,000, everyone folds.
The action folded around to Ferit Gabriellson who opened with a raise to 60,000 from the cutoff. Barry Greenstein defended in the small blind as did Arieh in the big blind.
They saw a flop of
and play checked to Gabriellson who fired a continuation bet of 100,000. Greenstein quickly folded as Arieh eyed down his opponent before tossing out calling chips.The
hit the turn and Arieh checked to Gabriellson who decided to slow down and check behind. The river was the and Arieh checked once again to Gabriellson who this time fired out 150,000. Arieh thought for a few moments before declaring a raise of an additional 300,000. The check-raise sent Gabriellson into the tank for a long time before he finally gave it up.Arieh then proudly flashed
for a straight draw that ended with nothing but imagination as Gabriellson shook his head in disgust. The first significant blow of this final table goes the way of Arieh.
The flop is
and Arieh takes this one with a lead out too.Next hand sees Robin Keston limp reraise after Gabriellson had put in an isolating raise. The Swede quickly gives it up.
The multi-way flop came down
and action checked around. The turn brought the and Gabriellson led out with a pot-sized bet of 96,000 and all three opponents laid it down.
