a player was all in with 
against the 
of Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy.The board filled out
and Josephy doubles up his opponent.Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy - 92,000
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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a player was all in with against the of Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy.The board filled out
and Josephy doubles up his opponent.Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy - 92,000
Farmar:
Opponent:
The board bricked out for Farmar, coming
and he fell back to 46,000.
Phil Ivey's table was broken and he needed five racks to transport his chips, but he didn't have to move far. His new table was only a few short steps away as he now finds himself seated two to the right of Bertrand 'ElkY' Grospellier! Expect some fireworks!
. She bet 4,000 and was called only by the small blind.The turn fell
. The small blind checked again, then called another 5,500-chip bet. Both players checked the 
river. At showdown, the small blind showed sevens and sixes, made with the worst starting hand in hold'em -- the Hammer, 
."Aaaaaaah!" shouted a frustred Dozier. "So annoying! I'm going to pummel you in a minute. I'm going to rip those glasses of and fling 'em across the table."
Grinning, the small blind expressed his interest in engaging in such rough-and-tumble activities with the attractive Dozier. Then he added, "What am I supposed to do, fold the best hand?"
"You're spastic," replied Dozier. "You shouldn't even have been in there!"
"You limped," the small blind shot back. "It was only 600 more. Seven-deuce is a great hand!"
"You and I are going to tango today," said Dozier.
"I can't wait," her opponent replied. "I'm very excited even if I lose."
to his opponent's 
. The flop was
. The turn came the , still safe for Black, but the 
spiked on the river, making his opponent a full house. "Nice hand," said Black as the pot was shipped across the table. He's still sporting a healthy stack at 270,000.
When the flop fell
, Ivey bet 9,000 more and was immediately min-raised to 18,000. The third player folded and Ivey called before checking the 
on the turn. When his opponent moved all in for 85,300, Ivey tanked. He stared the player down before cutting the calling chips out of his stack. When that didn't get a reaction, Ivey thought for about a minute more before finally releasing his hand. He still has a very comfortable stack of 350,000.
, Chris Ferguson checked from the small blind, his opponent under the gun bet 17,000, and Ferguson called.The river was the
, and both players checked. Ferguson's opponent showed ace-queen for two pair, and Ferguson mucked.He's down to 21,000 now.
Hougaard went 'umm' and 'ahh' over his decision before eventually making the call with
to be dominated by Gray's 
.Gray was put through a sweat on the
board, but would eventually rake in the pot to climb to 39,000 as Hougaard took a slight slip, now sitting with 430,000 in chips.
There are 1,548 players left at present, less than a quarter of the original starting field of 6,494.
On the turn, the board was
. Tran bet 22,000 from the small blind and was called by one player before the player in the cutoff raised to 62,000. Only Tran called to see the hit the river. The rest of his opponent's chips were in the middle there, all 70,000 of them. We never saw Tran's cards; his opponent showed down for a turned diamond flush to collect the pot.
