versus an opponent holding 
.The community cards came
, and Maryinck is alive and up to 126,000.
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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versus an opponent holding .The community cards came
, and Maryinck is alive and up to 126,000.
and the chatter began right after Hellmuth fired out 14,000."How much do you have left anyway?" asked Hellmuth.
"50 in orange... about 100 total." responded the player, who then tanked. Eventually, the player folded after deliberating for a minute or two.
"I had it." announced Hellmuth, but not showing any cards. " Not the king, but two pair."
.Kostritsyn checked and Arieh fired out 8,000. Kostritsyn made the call before the turn brought the
to the felt. Both players checked and the river was the 
. Both players checked again.Kostritsyn tabled
and it was good as Arieh mucked."God!" jumped Hellmuth. "I had ace five. The ace of clubs or spades, I can't remember." He then pointed to Kostritsyn saying, "I was playing with you, but I gave Josh credit for a hand there."
Recently a hand occurred in which Phillips again opened with a standard raise from middle position, and it folded back around to Swift who raised all in from the big blind. It would take 18,000 more for Phillips to make the call, and after a bit of consideration he did.
Swift had
and Phillips 
. The board ran out 
, and Swift survives. He has 54,000 now, while Phillips is sitting with 330,000.
.Le held
for two pair but his opponent had flopped a bigger two pair with 
.The river was the
and Le was eliminated from the Main Event.
Massar:
Opponent:
The flop came down
and the all-in player began chanting, "I believe! I believe!" The turn brought the 
and more chants.The river fell the
and without realizing he lost to Massar's wheel, the all-in player yelled out. "Yes! Yes! Yes!" he yelled while fist pumping and clapping his hands together. Then, the sad news was given to him that Massar made a straight. The player fell to his knees and his face drew as blank as could be. It took about a minute, but he finally collected his stuff and made his exit, still in disbelief.
The hand came between two huge stacks in Owen Crowe and Eli Adler. Both men held pocket aces, Crowe with
and Adler with 
. The flop brought two hearts but no flush came for Crowe on the turn or river, splitting the pot.
The flop came
. Rich checked, then his opponent pushed all in for 116,600 -- about three times the size of the pot. Rich counted out the chips needed, then after a couple of minutes in the tank decided to call.Rich showed
for the straight draw, while his opponent turned over . The turn was the 
and the river the , and Rich is now down to 255,000.
Seat 3: Brian Powell - 620,000
Seat 4: Owen Crowe - 1,030,000
As one of the deepest tables we've seen in the tournament, well over 2,500,000 is in play.
Tran sat there under his trademark flat brim and behind his dark shades mulling over a decision for nearly two minutes.
Eventually Tran open-mucked his
straight towards his opponent as a sign of respect. However his opponent would now breath a sigh of relief folding his dominated back towards Tran."You picked a good spot" commented Tran as he slips to 112,000 in chips.
