against the 
of David D'Alesandro.The chips were all in preflop with the board running out
. Baron is now up to 139,000 with D'Alesandro slipping to 82,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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against the of David D'Alesandro.The chips were all in preflop with the board running out
. Baron is now up to 139,000 with D'Alesandro slipping to 82,000.
The flop came
. Harrington slowly patted the felt, and his opponent did the same. The turn was the 
. Again Harrington checked, and this time his opponent bet 6,000. Harrington tossed his cards away.As we near the end of Level 11, Harrington has slipped back to 185,000 after having built up close to a quarter million earlier on, though he still is above the average which is about 135,000 at the moment.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
With the board showing
, Garrity and Bilzerian had exchanged bets to the point that Garrity had all of his 177,000 in the middle and Bilzerian -- who had Garrity covered -- was left contemplating a big call. Finally, after several minutes and all of the other tables had long emptied of players, Bilzerian did make the call, turning over
for deuces full of fives. Garrity had but 
, and thus won't be returning from the break.Bilzerian now has 505,000.
The flop of
was checked round to see the 
fall on the turn and a bet of 10,000 followed from Sexton.The big blind made the call as the original raiser dropped out. The
landed on the river.Sexton fired once again; this time for 20,000, and after a few moments of deliberation his opponent made the call.
Sexton tabled his
for a flush to prompt a fold from his opponent. Sexton climbed to 305,000 in chips after the hand.
. Big stack Jerry Wong put her to the test with 
, and he would continue to run well in flips. The board ran 
, holding Wong's underpair. Despite the promising flop and turn, May could not improve and her day is done.Wong, on the other hand, is nowhere near out. He's right up near the top of the board with 553,000.
Small Blind:
Shulman:
The flop of
paired Shulman, but the on the turn was of no help. The on the river was a different story though, giving Shulman two pair and the pot while sending his opponent to the rail. Shulman is now near the 300,000 mark.
, the big blind led out for 25,000, and with the ESPN cameras swarming Jean-Robert Bellande, he confidnetly announced a raise. Bellande made it 65,000 to go and his opponent immediately moved all in. Bellande made the call. The big blind turned up
while Bellande was on a draw with . The turn was the 
, the river was the 
and Bellande was eliminated, giving a wave to the camera lens as he departed.
