Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 51 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Short Ten Minute Break
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Steven Levy Takes a Nice Pot Without a Showdown
The flop comes
and Durand checks. Kapalas bet 155,000 and Levy calls. Durand gets out of the way.The turn brings the
. Kapalas slows down and checks and Levy fires out a bet of 325,000. Kapalas mucks and Levy takes down the pot.Steven Levy - 2,200,000
Play Resumes
Play will continue until another player is lost, at which point, the nine remaining players will take a one hour dinner break before the final table.
Final Ten Seating and Chip Counts
Seat 2: Carsten Joh - 900,000
Seat 3: Steven Levy - 1,890,000
Seat 4: Jon Mazursky - 500,000
Seat 5: Jason Helder - 2,100,000
Seat 6: Thibaut Durand - 1,600,000
Seat 7: David Walasinski - 770,000
Seat 8: Georgios Kapalas - 1,680,000
Seat 9: Nathan Page - 246,000
Seat 10: Andrew Chen - 1,160,000
Diego Vilela Eliminated in 11th Place ($56,751)
Vilela:
Chen:
The board fails to bring any help to Vilela and he is eliminated from the tournament.
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With Vilela's elimination players will redraw down to a single 10-handed table.
Josh "SDouble" Schlein Eliminated in 12th Place ($56,751)
Helder:
Schlein:
The flop comes
giving Helder a pair of aces and the pot. He eliminates Schlein in 12th place while moving up to 1,850,000.
David Walasinski Doubles Through Diego Vilela
Walasinski:
Vilela:
The board comes
allowing Walasinski's pocket nines to hold up.David Walasinski - 800,000
Diego Vilela - 550,000
Jon Mazursky Doubles Through Josh Schlein
Schlein:
Mazursky:
The flop comes
giving Schlein the best hand with a pair of fives and a diamond flush draw. Mazursky was left with just four clean outs, or the slim possiblity of runner-runner straight cards.The turn was a blank in the
, however, a river saved Mazursky from elimination.Mazursky doubles up and is now at 620,000.
12 Players Remain