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Walasinski will be racing for his tournament life as the players turn up the following hands:
Levy:
Walasinski:
The board runs out
allowing Walasinski's pocket tens to hold.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 51 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Walasinski will be racing for his tournament life as the players turn up the following hands:
Levy:
Walasinski:
The board runs out
allowing Walasinski's pocket tens to hold.
Crowe goes into the tank for several minutes before saying "I'm probably really going to hate myself."
He calls.
Crowe:
Chen:
The board coems
allowing Chen's pocket pair to hold up. Owen Crowe is eliminated in 5th place, earning $145,199
against the 
of Steven Levy.The flop looks grim for Joh as it falls
. However, the turn brings the 
followed by the 
on the river, giving Joh runner-runner flush to stay alive.
facing the of Steven Levy.The board comes
eliminating Durand from the tournament in 6th place.
Durand:
Walasinski:
The flop comes
pairing the king of Durand giving him a commanding lead in the hand. The turn is a blank in the , however Walasinski his one of his two remaining outs when the 
falls on the river.Walasinski doubles up with his rivered set and moves to 1,900,000.
Seat 2: Carsten Joh - 700,000
Seat 3: Steven Levy - 2,375,000
Seat 5: Thibaut Durand - 1,610,000
Seat 6: David Walasinski - 1,150,000
Seat 9: Andrew Chen - 4,455,000
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Chen takes his time before reraising to 625,000. Crowe folds and Chen takes it down.
The flop comes
and all three players check.The turn brings the
and after action was checked to Levy, he bet 210,000. Durand folds from the big blind and David Walasinski calls from the big blind.The river is the
and both players check it down.David Walasinski shows
for a pair of fours. Levy flips over for a pair of jacks and takes down the pot.
The board comes
with both players checking the flop and turn. Chen bets out 250,00 on the river and Walasinski makes the call.Chen shows
for a set and takes down the pot.