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Apart from Marcus, it's pretty close for second place behind Lunkin right now.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 40 - $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 3
Apart from Marcus, it's pretty close for second place behind Lunkin right now.
Stefan Mattsson - 1,550,000
Matt Graham - 1,450,000
Ferit Gabriellson - 1,350,000
Robin Keston - 1,020,000
Van Marcus - 620,000
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
versus the Swede's 
but the board came out 
making quads for Gabriellson to eliminate his opponent.
Mattsson raises again but this time his fellow Swede Gabriellson makes the call but folds to a 180,000 bet on an
board. Mattsson shows him ...
Marcus:
Arieh:
The board ran out
and Marcus clapped his hands in delight at making a straight on the river to double up. After a long toil on the short stack, Marcus is now back to around 700,000 chips.
Lunkin raises on the button to 120,000 taking the blinds.
Robin Keston reraises for pot to 450,000 over Josh Arieh's initial 120,000 raise.
Gabriellson limps the button and Graham limps in, Arieh checks.
The flop is
and Gabriellson takes it down with a 75,000 bet after the other two have checked.
Marcus:
Graham:
With both players tabling aces they were looking for some outs to scoop but the board fell
and both players chop it up!
and Austin leads out for 120,000 and Lunkin quickly sets him in with Austin calling.Austin:
for a pair and a wrap.Lunkin:
for kings and the nut flush draw with a gutshot.The turn
but the river is the , it makes Austin a straight, but it also makes Lunkin the nuts and the PLO $5,000 bracelet winner goes out in 8th.