Matt Hawrilenko -- 4.96 million
Faraz Jaka -- 1.9 million
Sean Keeton -- 1.85 million
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 56 - $5,000 Six-handed No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
928
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Matt Hawrilenko -- 4.96 million
Faraz Jaka -- 1.9 million
Sean Keeton -- 1.85 million
In the very last hand of the level, Matt Hawrilenko and Sean Keeton were tangling once again. This time Hawrilenko raised to 150,000 before the flop from the button, and Keeton called from the big blind. The flop came
, and Keeton rapidly pushed out a bet of 200,000. Hawrilenko waited a moment, then said he was all in, and Keeton instantly called.Keeton showed
for two pair, but Hawrilenko tabled 
for the flopped flush. The turn was the 
and the river the 
, and Hawrilenko chips back up to 4.96 million. Keeton now has 1.85 million.
, Sean Keeton checked, Matt Hawrilenko bet 200,000, and Keeton called. The turn brought the 
. Keeton checked again, Hawrilenko bet 500,000, and Keeton didn't waste much time calling.The river was the
. Keeton checked again, and this time Hawrilenko checked behind. Hawrilenko had 
for two pair, but that deuce on the end gave Keeton the better two pair with his 
.That hand pushed Keeton up to 4.5 million, and Hawrilenko down to 3.1 million.
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The flop came
. Brikis led out for 550,000 and was called rather quickly by Mr. Jaka. The turn brought the . Brikis announced all in and Jaka folded instantly. "Thank God you didn't have the 9-10 of hearts" quacked Brikis as he raked in the healthy pot.
Brikis moves to 5,350,000 in chips and Jaka is at 2,050,000.
The flop came single-suited --
. Jaka thought a moment, then pushed out nine green (25000) chips for a bet of 225,000. Keeton called without much hesitation.The turn was the
, pairing the board. This time Jaka checked, Keeton very quickly bet 500,000, and Jaka called instantly.The river was the
, and Jaka paused a beat then confirmed his commitment to the hand by declaring he was all in. Keeton slowly lifted his card protector and used it to push his cards dealerward.After that hand, both players are right around 2.9 million.
Wexler
Brikis
The board ran out
, and Wexler is out in 5th. Brikis is back up over 5 million.
Keeton:
Wexler:
The board ran out
. Keeton doubled to about 3,650,000 and Wexler is left with 700,000.
The flop came
, and both checked. Both also checked the turn. The river brought the , Keeton bet 500,000, and Brikis quickly folded.Keeton has 1.95 million right now, while Brikis has 4.45 million.
Keeton had just over 2 million left behind, so calling would mean committing a little over half of his stack. He stared upward in thought, then finally let it go.
"Good hand, Sean," said his supporters. "Nice one, Jonas," said his.
Wexler is now at 2.25 million.