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Salinaro -
Ciotola -
Way behind, Salinaro got lucky on the flop, which came
. When the board ran out 
, Salinaro's pair of 10s held up, and he doubled to just over 2.1 million.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 7 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,809,715
Entries
2,791
Level
29
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
10,000
Salinaro -
Ciotola -
Way behind, Salinaro got lucky on the flop, which came
. When the board ran out , Salinaro's pair of 10s held up, and he doubled to just over 2.1 million.
Steve Karp - 3,650,000
Mike Ciotola - 2,750,000
Mark Salinaro - 1,000,000
McConville:
Johnson:
The board fell the way of Johnson as it arrived
, pairing up his ace. After a strong showing all day, McConville exits in 5th place for a collect of $145,721.
McConville reraised an additional 400,000 and Karp shoved for a total of 1.25 million. McConville made the call and we went to the flop.
Karp -
McConville -
When the board ran out
Karp doubled up to 3.6 million.
Karp:
Johnson:
The board ran out
and Karp rivers the nut flush to double up! Karp moves up around 1.8 million with Johnson taking a hit to slip back to the pack.
Ciotola had McInnis covered and the hands were shown.
Ciotola -
McInnis -
Ciotola took the lead on a flop of
. The on the turn didn't change anything and 
on the river gave Ciotola two pair and the hand.McInnis left in 6th place with a payday worth $116,234 while Ciotola now sits on 2.75 million in chips.
The table folded around to Walter Wright in the small blind who moved all in over the top! Ciotola quickly stepped aside as Johnson asked for a count. It was an additional 985,000 to him to make the call. Johnson deliberated for several minutes, often standing from his chair and running his hands through his hair as Wright remained motionless and emotionless.
Johnson finally found a call and the cards were tabled:
Johnson:
Wright:
The board was spread
and Johnson's pair holds up to eliminate Wright in 7th place for a collect of $97,985.
Ciotola -
McInnis -
A flop of
gave McInnis a huge lead, and he turned the full house with the . The on the river changed nothing, and McInnis increased his chip stack to just over 1 million.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Steve Karp, who has barely played a hand on this final table, was next to act and reraised to 450,000. Action folded back to McConville who again went into the tank before finally releasing his hand.