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Scott Freeman raises to 60,000. Rene Mouritsen announces, "Raise," from the small blind. He makes it 170,000 to play. Everyone folds, and Mouritsen takes a small pot.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em w/Rebuys
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,000
Entries
879
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Scott Freeman raises to 60,000. Rene Mouritsen announces, "Raise," from the small blind. He makes it 170,000 to play. Everyone folds, and Mouritsen takes a small pot.
The flop comes
and Mouritsen passes the first option to Freeman who bets 70,000. Mouritsen folds and Freeman takes down the pot.
Greenwood:
Kohlberg:
Kohlberg is all in and at risk, but is slightly ahead. Things change fast, though, as the dealer spreads the flop:
. Greenwood's top two pair leaves Kohlberg in trouble, drawing to runner-runner. The turn and river don't do it for him, coming 
and 
respectively.Curt Kohlberg heads to the rail in seventh place, taking home more than $111,000 for his work.
.Both players check the flop and the turn brings the
. Iversen then leads out with a 75,000 bet and Chinni makes the call.The last card off the deck is the
and Iversen fires again, this time making it 175,000 to play. Chinni makes the call and Iversen turns over 
for a pair of jacks which is good enough to take down the pot.
Max Greenwood raises to 50,000. Curt Kohlberg folds, and Rene Mouritsen reraises to 170,000. Action comes to Phung Ngo in the small blind, and he moves all in for a total of 250,000. Greenwood ducks out, and Rene Mouritsen makes the call for the additional 90,000.
Mouritsen:
Ngo:
Ngo is all in, and at risk of elimination, racing for his tournament life. The dealer runs out the board:
. Mouritsen catches his pair on the flop, and Ngo can't find another eight. He is eliminated in eighth place, and will pick up a check for nearly $90,000 for his work over the last three days.
"That's my seat right there," said Phan, pointing to Albert Iversen. "He tried to give me all his chips!" Iversen just laughed.
Aliaksandr Dzianisau is the first one to bet, and he raises, taking down the blinds and antes.