board from Greg Raymer before both checked the 
turn and 
river.Keys showed
and Raymer said, "They call me down when I have A-K and fold when I have aces..."
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
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board from Greg Raymer before both checked the turn and river.Keys showed
and Raymer said, "They call me down when I have A-K and fold when I have aces..."
, Jean-Robert Bellande bet 6,500 and his opponent min-raised to 13,000. Bellande grabed a big stack as if he was going to raise, then he smooth called instead. The turn was the
and Bellande led out small for 8,000. His opponent called.The river brought the
and Bellande fired out 35,000. After Bellande under-bet the turn and then made a healthy bet on the river, his opponent tanked for about two minutes before making the call.Bellande showed
for a set of eights and took down the pot. After getting down to 37,000, Bellande has built back up to 160,000.
, action checked to a player in late position who bet 13,000. John Hammer was on the button and next to act, which he did, raising to 33,000. The small blind folded as did Phil Hellmuth who was in early position, and we went heads up to the turn, which brought the .Action checked to Hammer who bet 35,000 and his opponent made the call. The
on the river brought another check-call, this time for 40,000, and Hammer tabled the for a full house. When his opponent mucked, Hammer had increased his stack to 600,000.
All three players checked the
flop. The turn came . Brown had first action and opened for 11,800. That bet folded the preflop raiser before Edler raised to 29,800. Brown moved all in, having Edler's 90,000 well-covered. Edler called with 
, having turned a set of threes. Brown showed 
, a flopped set of tens. There was no miracle for Edler on the river.After the hand, Edler stood up, shook hands with everyone at the table (particularly giving Brown a firm shake and a "Well played") and then departed the Brasilia Room.
Showdown
Bjorin:
Calo:
Kostritsyn:
The board ran out dry, coming
. Calo is the odd man out with his kings betraying him. He's outta here, and Kostritsyn and Bjorin split up his money, picking up nearly 100,000 each on that exchange.
and was in the exceedingly uncomfortable position of being up against an opponent with .The flop made things somewhat more tolerable, though, for Schulman --
. Now he just had to dodge a ten as well as an ace. The turn was the 
, giving Schulman a full house. Just the two remaining aces to sweat with one card to come.The river was the
, and Shulman now has a stack just under 200,000.
Bellande:
Opponent:
"One time for the kid . . . it can happen," stated Bellande as the camera crew occupied the surround space.
"One time for the kid please!" screamed Bellande when the
dropped.The turn changed little when it dropped the
, but when the river fell the 
Bellande found his double to over 70,000 with a diamond-flush."Did this really happen to me?"
"I'm Jean-Robert . . . you didn't get the memo, dealer?"
"So this is what it's like . . . you know what . . . sucking out is a good thing . . . you just get it in with the worse and suck out."
As Bellande continued to rave on while the camera rolled, he finished with one last statement, "That might be all I needed!"
Baron:
Opponent:
Baron paired on the flop, which fell
and then faded his opponent's outs with the 
and 
. The hand added valuable chips to Baron's stack, taking him to 78,000.
Van den Berg:
Opponent who did not high-five or fist-bump:
Board:
