The flop is and Haxton leads out for 600,000. Stern min-raises to 1.2 million, Haxton folds and Stern takes it down.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 2 - $40,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
The flop is and Haxton leads out for 600,000. Stern min-raises to 1.2 million, Haxton folds and Stern takes it down.
That's about 50 big blinds. Stern, the current short stack with 3.335 million, has almost 28 big blinds with which to work.
The flop is . Haxton checks, Raymer bets 450,000, Haxton folds and Raymer wins the pot.
The flop is . Lunkin checks to Raymer, who bets 450,000. Lunkin mucks and Raymer wins the pot.
The flop is and both players check. The turn is the . Check-check again. The lands on the river and earns a third check from Stern, but Lunkin bets 350,000. Stern folds and Lunkin wins the pot.
Between now and then, ESPN will be editing footage simultaneously shot from numerous cameras positioned around (and inside of) the table. Four are situated on the floor covering all sides of the table. Operators sit with the cameras on platforms with wheels, with a couple of colleagues pushing them around from time to time to reorient their shots.
Two more cameras attached to a moveable cranes are capturing high angle shots of the table and crowd. And a seventh camera, located directly above the table, is capturing the "bird's eye" view of the community cards.
There are also the hole card cameras built into the table positioned before each player's seat. Those of us here watching the event live are catching glimpses of what all of the cameras are capturing except for those.
The flop is and Haxton leads out for 450,000. Stern folds and Haxton takes the pot.
Greg Raymer -- 8,130,000
Isaac Haxton -- 5,620,000
Dani Stern -- 3,740,000
Raymer leads out for 500,000 on the flop and Stern smooth-calls. The turn falls the and Raymer checks over to Stern, who checks behind. The river is the and Raymer fires again for 1,000,000. Stern calls.
Raymer shows , having flopped the wheel and rakes in the 3.8 million pot. He's up to 8,265,000.
The flop is and Stern leads out for 500,000. Lunkin calls and the lands on the turn. Stern checks and Lunkin bets 1,000,000. Stern moves all in for 3,090,000, Lunkin folds, and Stern drags the pot. He's now up to 5,870,000.