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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flop spread, Dutch Boyd led out for 6,000 with his lone opponent making the call.The turn landed the
and with a dark-check ahead of him, Boyd fired 12,000 at the pot. Again his opponent made the call, and when the 
fell on the turn; he checked once again.Boyd sat thinking for a while before leading out with an 18,000-chip bet, which was again called by his opponent.
Boyd firstly flashed the
and was followed by his opponent tabling 
. Boyd mucked his other card while slipping to 72,000 chips in the process.
in the big blind against the small blind's 
.The board of
was enough to seal his opponent's double through.
He did just take down a small pot against one opponent. With 45,000 in the middle, Soulier made a suspiciously small bet of 9,000 on the river of a
board. Soulier's opponent decided to look him up and regretted that decision when Soulier showed 
for a jack-high straight.Soulier is sitting behind 83,000 chips. Despite the fact that we're now in Level 12, that's not all that short. Soulier still has 41 big blinds.
Tardea made the call before checking the
flop to Hougaard, who opted to fire with a 13,500-chip bet. Tardea made the call and when the 
landed on the turn, he checked the action once more.Hougaard sat in the tank for near on four minutes before cutting down a bet amounting to 43,000. Tardea made the call and both players checked the
on the river.Tardea tabled his
for a flopped set of trips, and the pot, as he climbed to 495,000 while Hougaard slips to 359,000 in chips.
up against an all-in opponent's 
. The board went
, and another player hits the rail. Phillips climbs all of the way back to 337,000 after that one.
Raymer's
needed some serious help against his opponent's , but he couldn't find it on the 
board. Before departing the table, however, Raymer took the shiny fossil he'd been using as a card capper and graciously signed it for the player who busted him.
when Suharto open-shoved. He called and was ahead of Suharto's 
.Morrison connected with a king on the flop and Suharto couldn't catch up as the board bricked out, sending him to the rail. Morrison is up to 160,000 after the hand.
Fohrenbach:
Ivey:
The board ran out
and Ivey's hand held to eliminate Fohrenbach. Ivey is now up to 430,000 chips.
With a fair few chips in the pot pre, Lacay and one other gentleman saw a
flop and Mr. Gentleman bet in the region of 30,000. He soon laid his hand down to a 200,000 reraise from Lacay which would have put him all in though.The floppy-haired Frenchman is now up to 420,000.
