Hougaard called the additional few thousand to be in a race holding
to Solomon's 
.The board ran out
to see Hougaard send Solomon to the rail as he climbed to 385,000 in chips.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
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Hougaard called the additional few thousand to be in a race holding
to Solomon's .The board ran out
to see Hougaard send Solomon to the rail as he climbed to 385,000 in chips.
against an UTG raise and getting immediately called by 
. A board of 
ensured that Rahme would've have lost all his chips in this pot at whatever the stage of the tournament.
flop and 
turn and getting called by one opponent both times. They both checked the 
river, and Roux flipped 
, but couldn't beat his opponent's 
.
We caught Bilzerian's latest hand on a flop of
. He called the all in of a short-stacked player for 35,900. Bilzerian's 
was drawing against his opponent's pocket aces, 
. With the ESPN cameras in place, dealer Darryl burned and turned the ."That's not a good card," deadpanned Bilzerian. The dealer had to wait for a signal from the floor that the camera crews were ready to go. "Cmon, Darryl, the suspense here is killing me."
With the camera crews finally ready, Darryl produced the
as the river card. That river obligated Bilzerian to double up his opponent, dropping his stack to 123,000 in the process.
After "donking off 100,000" to Josh Arieh while "drawing dead" according to Hellmuth, he punished four limpers by raising to 20,000 total. Everyone folded and Hellmuth showed
, "I'm here to win," he announced. A few hands later, Hellmuth called a 5,000 chip raise from the cut-off. The flop fell
. The original raiser led out 11,000, Hellmuth raised to 24,000 total. "I'll show ya buddy," he said after the raise. The raiser folded and Hellmuth showed 
for just a gutshot straight draw. The very next hand after that, Hellmuth raised it up to 5,000. The whole table folded and he showed the
. "Ok, that's my last bluff."
Andy Black strolled by right after and added, "Interesting table."
"I just bluffed four hands in a row after I donked off 100,000 to Josh (Arieh) drawing dead," replied Hellmuth
Will he tighten back up? Who can say, but stick around and we'll see! Hellmuth currently has 320,000 in chips.
, Dutch Boyd found himself all in holding against an opponent's The river fell the
and Boyd doubled his opponent up while slipping to 32,000 in chips.
Wilf stayed in the hand, as did Ulliott. The three players saw the flop come down
and Mizzi fired a continuation bet of 36,000. Wilf called and then Ulliott mucked.The turn brought the
and Mizzi checked. Wilf checked behind.The river was the
. Mizzi took his time and then fired out a bet totaling 70,000 chips. His opponent folded right away and as the pot was pushed towards him, Mizzi showed one card: the .
Showdown
Plens:
Opponent:
The board ran dry, coming
to hold Plens' overpair. He's earned himself a knockout, chipping up to 90,000 in the process.
and with over 40,000 in the pot, a player in middle position checked and John Racener bet 35,000, leaving himself with only 13,500 behind. His opponent thought for a full minute before giving up his hand. With the pot, John Racener is up to 95,000.
, the small blind led out for 8,800 and Scott Neuman quickly called. The turn came the and the small blind led again, this time for 22,000. Again Neuman snap-called. The small blind moved all in when the hit the river, but Neuman gave up his hand after a short think. He's now down to about 80,000.
