, Kirill Gerasimov pushed his opponent all in. His opponent called for his tournament life, and the cards were tabled.Gerasimov:
Opponent:
The turn and river fell the
and 
to see the pot chopped up to the visible distaste of Gerasimov.
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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, Kirill Gerasimov pushed his opponent all in. His opponent called for his tournament life, and the cards were tabled.Gerasimov:
Opponent:
The turn and river fell the
and to see the pot chopped up to the visible distaste of Gerasimov.
flop. Fricke started things off with a preflop raise to 3,500 that was called by a player in late position and the big blind.Those two players went to war on the flop, with bets and raises of 7,000, 27,000 total, 52,000 total, all-in 203,000, and call all in 110,000 total. (Fricke had gotten out on the flop without putting in a single chip.) The all-in player showed down
; his opponent flopped a set of sevens, 
. The board ran out 
to send the all-in player to the rail.During the hand, Andrew Gaw was broken to Fricke's table. He brought with him 580,000 chips -- a potentially tournament-leading stack.
The flop was
. Fricke check-called a bet of 16,500 before check-folding the turn 
after he was faced with a sizeable 37,000 bet.Fricke is down to 128,000.
, and his foe turned over 
.The first four community cards ran out clean for Young, but an untimely
on the river gave the pot to the big blind and eliminated the bracelet winner from the field. Young slammed his fist down on the table with a big, "Jesus Christ!" before wishing his table luck and heading off into the sea of spectators. When he was out of earshot, table mate Jean-Robert Bellande said to nobody in particular, "Poker is a cruel game boys... cruel game."
Whatever the caller had, it was not good enough on the ten-high board, and Ulliott stays in the game.
The flop came
and Alexander led out for 10,000. His opponent made the call.The turn brought the
and after a check from Alexander, the cut off fired out 17,000. After a short session in the tank, Alexander gave up the hand."I go all in, you call that one?" Jason Alexander said, sounding more like he was reassuring himself instead of posing the question to his opponent.
After the hand, Jason Alexander drops to 61,000.
into a shorter stack's 
.Board:
Cheung is down to 42,000 from his 90,000 Day 3 starting stack.
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Wilf:
Opponent:
Opponent:
The board ran out
and Wilf more than doubled to over 265,000 after doubling through the ace-king as well as sending the player holding pocket fours home.
The flop came
. Kostritsyn bet 4,500, and his opponent called. The turn was the 
. This time Kostritsyn bet 10,000, and again his opponent called.The river brought the
. Kostritsyn tried again, betting 25,000 this time. Once more he was called, after which his opponent flipped over 
. Kostritsyn appeared to flash a middle pair (eights or nines), then tossed his cards dealerward.After winning a few pots early on, Kostritsyn slips to 260,000.
