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.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 57 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
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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.
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.
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.
board with 
but ran into .The river was the
and Makowsky is sent to the rail.
brought a continuation bet of 23,000 by Ivey and another call by Wu.When Ivey bet 55,000 at the
on the turn, Wu tanked before calling. The river brought the 
and an all in bet by Ivey, forcing Wu to put his tournament life on the line. Wu tanked again before making the call. Ivey showed and Wu was eliminated. Ivey is now near 900,000.
against the of Joe Sebok.The board came
giving Sebok the king high flush and the pot.Joe Sebok - 458,000
Raymond Muster - eliminated
* * *
The addition of Muster's chips came at a great time, as just a few hands prior Sebok had lost about half his chips. With 225,000 in the pot the board was
. Sebok was forced to fold after a 200,000 bet from his opponent.
. It checked to Ludovic Lacay in middle position who bet 52,000, George Mazelis called behind him, Alexander Kostritsyn also called from the small blind, and the fourth player folded.The turn was the
. Kostritsyn checked, Lacay bet 150,000, then Mazelis called all in with his last 120,000. Kostritsyn folded.Lacay showed
for two pair and Mazelis 
for both straight and flush draws. The river was the , and Mazelis is out. Lacay now has 1.7 million.
with .Rob Perelman is also out. Perelman moved all in on the turn of a
board. Paul Johnson called with , a hand well ahead of Perelman's 
. The river blanked , ending Perelman's dreams of winning the $8.5 million first prize.
Jordan Smith bet out 23,000. J.C. Tran made the call. The turn brought the and again Smith bet, this time for 55,000. Tran called again.The river paired the board with the
and both players checked it down.Smith said "Pair" and J.C. Tran inquired, "How big?"
Smith replied, "Small" and Tran then flipped over
. Smith flashed pocket sixes and Tran took it down.J.C. Tran - 510,000
Jordan Smith - 410,000
. David Benyamine had a mighty pair of threes, 
, and went for the kill. He got it on a board of . Adding Sykes' chips to his own increased Benyamine's count to 600,000.
