against Joe Sebok's 
. The flop came
, giving Jacobsen a flush draw. The turn was the 
. "So much drama!" cracked Sebok. The river was the
, and Jacobsen is out. Sebok has 315,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
Players Left 9 / 6,494
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against Joe Sebok's . The flop came
, giving Jacobsen a flush draw. The turn was the . "So much drama!" cracked Sebok. The river was the
, and Jacobsen is out. Sebok has 315,000.
up against the 
of Robert Jackson.Jackson appeared set for a double up on the flop of
, but the 
spiked on the turn to give Mestre the two-outer. The river was the 
and the suckouts continue here in the early goings of Day 4 action as Jackson made the long trek out of the Rio.
"A tequila sunrise for this gentleman here," said Black, pointing at Ben Jensen seated to his left. Jensen looked up in surprise.
"No, that's just my joke," continued Black with a grin. "Just a bottle of water please."
Black's request prompted someone else at the table to quip, "What kind of Irishman are ya?"
The cocktail server said, "Right. One tequila sunrise coming up!" and left the table.
for his last chips on a flop of 
. However he'd run into the 
of Norman Gautron.The turn and river fell
, 
to send Frymer to the exit.
and getting called in two spots by 
and Kelly Kim's 
. The board of 
sufficed and Fields is now over 100,000.
and got called by Jesse Chinni's 
the flop of 
looked to mean curtains for Bilzerian but the turn and 
river meant a running two pair allowed him to survive.
In the day's first hand, he called a preflop raise by Bernard Perner and went heads up to a flop of
. Perner put in a continuation of 16,500 and Ivey called.The turn brought the
, a bet of 27,500 and another call by Ivey. When Perner checked the 
on the river, Ivey bet 50,000 and took the pot.
Before the flop, Dean Schultz was all in for his last 22,000 with
, Billy Adams was all in for his last 30,400 with , and Matthew Lubawski had both covered while holding 
.The board came
, and Lubawski's hand was best. Schultz and Adams hit the rail, and Lubawski is up to 305,000.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
