Jesper Hougaard bet out and his opponent raised. Hougaard moved all in and was called.Hougaard:
Opponent:
The board ran out
eliminating Jesper Hougaard from the tournament.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
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Jesper Hougaard bet out and his opponent raised. Hougaard moved all in and was called.Hougaard:
Opponent:
The board ran out
eliminating Jesper Hougaard from the tournament.
Adler:
Boutin:
The flop of
put Boutin in front, but Adler remained optimistic. "I think the five of spades is coming," he said.The turn was close but no cigar, bringing the
. "Five of spades," Adler called, but he was again denied, as the river brought the flush with the 
. Adler left the table as Boutin increased his stack to about 250,000.
against the of Nick Schulman.The board was kind to Gettler when it ran out
. He makes two pair and rakes in 110,000. Schulman is back to 480,000.
The flop came out
. Filipescu stuck in a healthy bet of 100,000, and Affleck moved all in with the big stack. Seeing no choice, Filipescu quickly called off his remaining 250,000 chips to put his tournament life in jeopardy.Showdown
Affleck:
Filipescu:
Filipescu's aces were in the lead and Affleck was drawing to fill his open-ended straight draw. The turn card ended all the drama right there as the
made Affleck the unbeatable straight to the jack. The river was a meaningless , and Affleck draws lucky to eliminate Dumitru Filipescu from the Main Event. He's up to 1,450,000 now, breathing hard down the necks of the chip leaders.
When Perner led for 30,000 on a flop of
, Ivey decided not to tangle with the only player who has him covered and mucked his hand.
, David Wickham checked to Phil Ivey who bet 70,000. Wickham made the call and checked the river, which brought the 
.When Ivey bet 120,000, Wickham fell into the tank for more than a minute before finally releasing his hand.
."Ahhh," said an exasperated Kim. "I should have got it in on the flop." He tanked for another minute before folding
face-up."So sick," he complained.
and he was in bad shape versus Gifford's 
.The flop was a bit promising, but the board ended up blanking off as it ran
. With his kings up, Gifford takes care of Arzoomanian and works his stack up to 415,000.
Banks is at 345,000 now, while Bonomo slips to 135,000.
when the first four community cards were spread 
as his opponent Reed Hensel showed down .However the river was the
and Merichko is saved by the king to double up to 275,000. It hasn't been a good level or so for Hansel since he burst the bubble as he's back to 300,000.
