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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, David Ottosen checked and Ludovic Lacay bet 27,000. Blair Hinkle made the call before Ottosen check-raised all in for about 70,000 more.Lacay instantly folded and Hinkle laughed, "You evil man!"
Hinkle thought for a minute before making the call with
and actually having his hand dominating Ottosen's 
, the 
was to change nothing before the 
river ended the short stack's tournament.Hinkle now is also chipped up at around 1.3 million.
.Dang revealed
for queens and deuces, which was good as his opponent flashed 
.
Goa:
Semisoshenko:
The hand was over by the turn as the board ran out
and Semisoshenko doubled to 280,000.
against the of John Monnette.Gettler held the lead but the flop was a disastrous one for him as it fell
. The turn was the 
and river the . Monnette takes it down to move up to 540,000 as Gettler is sent to the payout desk.
"What do you want me to do?" Tran asked.
"I want you to call," Schwartz replied. "I need to double up."
Call is exactly what Tran did as he tabled
against Schwartz's 
. Schwartz paired kings on the flop and never looked back en route to 155,000 in chips.
. The betting action was unclear, but it ended with Mark Ader moving all in for 380,000 total. Kenny Tran was his opponent, and Tran would pause to consider his position carefully before making the call for half of his stack.Ader tabled
, but Tran wasn't showing just yet. He took the extra time -- another three or four minutes -- to get Ader's count, cut out the call from his stack, and push his own chips in front of Ader before turning over his , drawing slim. The on the turn was a great sweat, but the door slammed when the hit the river.With that exchange, Ader is all the way up to 895,000, pushing Kenny Tran down to 366,000.
, Jon Eaton was all in and called by Ludovic Lacay. Eaton had for top pair, but Lacay had 
for bottom two.However, the turn and river were both kings --
-- counterfeiting Lacay's hand and giving Eaton the better two pair and the pot. Eaton has 275,000, while Lacay is still up there with 1.7 million.
Labbe:
Eastgate:
Labbe had a sweat by the turn as the board came
, but the 
on the river was safe enough and Labbe will return for Day 5 with just over 100,000 chips.
Mol showed
and Hsiung . The flop came 
, giving Mol a set and the big lead. The turn brought the , and perhaps a little woulda-shoulda-coulda for Phillips. The river was the , and Mol is up to 305,000. Hsiung drops to 292,000.
