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Morneau:
Smith:
A flop of
put Smith in front, and he held on as the board finished 
. When the hand was over, Smith had doubled to 4,690,000 while Morneau fell back to 2,900,000.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 36 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$3,084,900
Entries
1,695
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Morneau:
Smith:
A flop of
put Smith in front, and he held on as the board finished . When the hand was over, Smith had doubled to 4,690,000 while Morneau fell back to 2,900,000.
Roux:
Morneau:
A board of
offered no help for Roux, who left in 5th place with $120,311.
Atchison:
Grondin:
Atchison faded a flop of
, but got unlucky when the appeared on the turn. A meaningless 
on the river ended Atchison's day in 6th place with a prize worth $95,631.
When Atchison three bet to 765,000, Morneau moved in for an additional 1,325,000. Atchison made the call.
Morneau:
Atchison:
Both players connected when the flop fell
, but their relative positions didn't change. The 
on the turn also changed nothing, but the on the turn stunned the table and handed the massive pot to Morneau, who uttered, "Oh my God, destiny," as he scooped up the chips.The hand left Atchison with just 390,000 while Morneau climbed to nearly 4.5 million.
Action moved to Almira Skripchenko, who then pushed all in for 640,000 from the small blind. Gromdin folded, and Smith called.
Smith:
Skripchenko:
Skripchenko was way ahead, but it didn't last as the flop fell
. When she couldn't find a king on the turn or river, which came , she left in 7th place with $78,664.Smith ended the hand with a stack worth 1,850,000.
Anthony Roux - 1,470,000
Joe Morneau - 2,185,000
Ken Lennaard - 1,100,000
Laurence Grondin - 1,305,000
Jordan Smith - 1,145,000
Almira Skripchenko - 640,000
Pat Atchison - 2,400,000
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
See you in 60-minutes at 7:10pm local time for the re-commencement of play.
Seden:
Smith:
The board ran out
to see Seden exit in 8th place for a $67,867 payday.