2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 3
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Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 0
Ferit Gabriellson - 1,400,000
Matt Graham - 1,300,000
Barry Greenstein - 1,150,000
Robin Keston - 1,010,000
Josh Arieh - 800,000
Stefan Mattsson - 480,000
Van Marcus - 470,000
Richard Austin - 360,000
The flop fell
and the action checked to Lunkin who fired 200,000. Greenstein then announced a check-raise to 800,000. Arieh quickly got out of the way and it was back on Lunkin with a big decision to make.After a few minutes of thought, Lunkin tossed a coin and it came up all in, with Greenstein making the quick call.
Lunkin:
Greenstein:
Lunkin held the lead but Greenstein held a huge flush and wrap draw.
The crowd were on their feet as the turn and river bricked
, 
, to miss Greenstein and give Lunkin the pot.Unbelievably after two hours of grinding we see a huge clash on the first hand back after the break, that results in Barry Greenstein heading to the rail in 9th place to a nice round of applause from the studio audience.
The flop reads
and Arieh checks, Graham fires out 190,000 and that's enough to get Arieh to fold.
and it's checked around, on the 
turn Lunkin bets the pot and Mattsson moves all in with the Russian calling.Mattsson:
for two pair, a gutshot and a flush draw.Lunkin:
for an overpair, pair and a better flush draw.The river was the
giving Lunkin two pair but the Swede's nines and sevens were still good and he doubles through our chip leader to about 950,000.
The flop came down
and Mattsson led out with a bet of 150,000. Gabriellson made the call.The turn landed the
and both checked to see the 
arrive on the river. Once again both checked and Mattsson tabled 
for the best hand to collect the pot.
and Austin leads out for 120,000 and Lunkin quickly sets him in with Austin calling.Austin:
for a pair and a wrap.Lunkin:
for kings and the nut flush draw with a gutshot.The turn
but the river is the , it makes Austin a straight, but it also makes Lunkin the nuts and the PLO $5,000 bracelet winner goes out in 8th.
Marcus:
Graham:
With both players tabling aces they were looking for some outs to scoop but the board fell
and both players chop it up!
