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to leave Friedberg with only 63,000 chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 4
to leave Friedberg with only 63,000 chips.
on the turn, Andrew Teng bet enough to put Clifton Allen all in and Allen made the call. Teng:
Allen:
The river was the
and Allen was eliminated, while Teng increased his stack to 530,000.
The flop came
. The blinds checked, and Podell bet 60,000. Lade called, then Montgomery kicked it up to 240,000. The big blind and Podell each folded in turn, then Lade pushed all in. Montgomery decided to fold.After the hand, Podell said he had pocket jacks. We'll never know what Lade or Montgomery had, although they gave us some interesting clues with which to guess.
Lade is now up to 1.3 million, and Montgomery down to 545,000.
in the big blind, and decided to put his big stack to work by moving 300,000 into the middle as a massive overbet.The button folded, and Damien Creurer went into the tank. The media and ESPN cameras gathered around the table to add to the suspense, before he finally decided to gamble and moved all in for an additional 20,000. Joseph made the call.
Joseph:
Creurer:
A courageous call by Creurer saw him hold the best hand, but the board fell
to give Joseph trip kings and the pot, and send Creurer to the exit.Joseph gets his massive stack heading in the right direction again and now sits with over 2.5 million chips.
only to run, once again, into Sean Davis' 
. Zane flopped a set when it came down 
, but the turned, making Davis a Broadway straight. The river was the and Zane hit the rail.
Van den Berg:
Obbarius:
Gordon:
The board ran out
and Gordan's kings were best. He eliminated both of his opponents and chipped up to approximately 450,000 in the process.
"You get 30 seconds, then I'm calling the floor. We're not going through all the bulls*hit," said Matusow.
Hansen put in a reraise, which prompted a fold from Matusow.
Matusow continued prattling on and mocking Hansen as the pot was pushed toward the Great Dane. Hansen, who often carries a tape recorder with him at tournaments to document his play, flipped it on.
"I just bluffed Mike Matusow," he said, to laughter from the rail.
led against Seber's 
. Borteh hit a set on the 
flop and when the fell on the turn Seber was drawing dead.