2008 World Series of Poker
Event 50 - $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha World Championship
Day: 3
The flop comes out . Smyth bets the pot, 160,000, and Jetten quickly folds.
The dealer spreads the first three cards: . Marty Smyth bets the full pot, 480,000. Jetten takes a moment, then announces, "I raise the pot." After making him go through the motions of counting and moving the right amount of chips in, Smyth folds his hand.
It comes out . Both players check.
The turn is the . Check check.
The river is the and both men check once again. The hands are turned over, and Jetten tables . He made a queen-high straight and wins the pot.
Peter Jetten - 2,250,000
The flop is . Peter Jetten comes out swinging, betting pot -- 1,440,000. Smyth is in the tank. His elbows are on the rail, hands in front of his mouth. He just puffed out his cheeks as he let out a big sigh. He seems to be stuck with a decision he doesn't want to make in a big pot. Afer a minute in the tank, Smyth moves all in. Jetten wastes no time in calling. Is this it?
Jetten:
Smyth:
Incredibly, nobody has a pair. Smyth has a full wrap draw, Jetten not much of anything. The turn comes to fill Smyth's wrap and make him a straight. "You'll never beat the Irish" chants break out from Smyth's cheering section before the river comes down. Jetten needs a jack, and doesn't get it when the river falls . Smyth will double up and take a commanding chip lead.