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We have already lost five players in the first 29 hands, in lightning-fast action. Play will resume shortly for our four remaining players.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em w/Rebuys
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,000
Entries
879
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
We have already lost five players in the first 29 hands, in lightning-fast action. Play will resume shortly for our four remaining players.
The flop brings
and Rene checks to Albert to makes a continuation bet of 80,000 which is all it takes to push Rene out of the pot.
.Both players check the flop and the
falls on the turn. Both players check once more, and the dealer delivers the 
on 5th Street. Iversen then leads out with a bet of 260,000 which prompts Freeman to surrender the hand.
Rene Mouritsen raises to 60,000, and Jesse Chinni raises an additional two times the initial raise, making it 180,000 total. Action folds back around to Mouritsen, and he comes over the top again, with another 300,000 on top. When it comes back to Jesse Chinni, he quickly moves all in for another 1,053,000 on top, and Mouritsen snap-calls, having his man covered. Nearly half of the total chips in play are in the middle of the table, as the two men turn over their cards:
Chinni:
Mouritsen:
With a gigantic pot up for grabs, the dealer spreads the board:
. Rene Mouritsen rakes in the massive pile of chips, and now has more than half of the chips on the table.Jesse Chinni started play just one hour ago with a massive chip lead. In that short span of time, he has fallen all the way down and out of the chip counts. He heads to the rail in fifth place, and will collect $183,069.
. Iversen shows 
.A miraculous flop of
gives Iversen trip jacks and all he can do is shake his head and smile. The turn and river bring running aces and Iversen's jacks full are good enough to take down the pot and eliminate Dzianisau from the tournament in sixth place.