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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
The dealer spreads out
, and both men check.The turn is the
. Greenwood checks, and Mouritsen bets 50,000. That's enough for Greenwood, and he ducks out.
The second, and possibly more entertaining battle, is going on in the bleachers, where Greenwood and Mouritsen have their cheering sections seated on opposite sides of the arena.
From one side, we hear "M-A-X.. Max, Max, Max!" and "Green! ... Wood!..."
Across the room, the Danes are dancing and cheering loudly in their own style. The melodies of their chants are recognizable, but the language is foreign.
The cheering is spirited and light-hearted... and extremely loud at times, taking on the feel of a big sporting event. However, it has just begun to get a little excessive within the last few minutes. The tournament director has recently had to warn the spectators a number of times to keep it down during hands.
"You can have all the fun you want between hands, though," he says. The fans are certainly heeding that piece of admonition.
.Both players check the flop and the
falls on the turn. Mouritsen checks once more, as does Greenwood, bringing us to 5th Street -- the 
.Mouritsen passes the action to Greenwood who fires a 200,000 bet. Mouritsen makes the call and Greenwood tables
for two pair which is good enough to take down the pot.
The flop shows up
. Greenwood checks. Mouritsen bets 140,000, and Greenwood makes the call.The turn is the
, and Greenwood checks again. Mouritsen keeps the heat on, putting out a bet of 350,000. Greenwood knocks the table and folds his hand.
The flop rolls out
, and both players check.The turn is the
. Greenwood checks, allowing Mouritsen to bet out 150,000. Greenwood decides to raise, making it 450,000 total, and Mouritsen quickly lays it down.
.Both players check the flop and the turn brings the
. Rene then leads out with a bet of 40,000; Max makes the call.The last card off the deck is the
and a check-check sequence brings us to the showdown, at which point Rene tables a 
for trips and Max mucks his hand.