Event #67: MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold'em World Championship

The players are now on their last break of the night, They will return for one more level before they bag and tag for the night.

Here are a few highlights from Level 4.

• Wong Makes the Right Call
• Clark Trucks It In
• River Leaves Imsirovic With Scraps
• Brunson Correctly Makes Difficult Fold

A player raised in early position to 1,500 and Jay Jesse called in the hijack before Rittie Chuaprasert called in the small blind and the big blind completed.

The dealer fanned a flop of     and after being checked to the early position raiser continued for 1,800. Both Jesse and Chuaprasert made the call.

The turn was the   and Chuaprasert checked to the aggressor who continued for 1,000. Jesse made the call before Chuaprasert put in a check-raise to 12,000. The early position raiser jammed for 17,000 and both players called.

On the   river, Chuaprasert fired out 10,000 and Jesse quickly folded. Chuaprasert tabled    for two pair, which busted his opponent when he showed   .

Rittie Chuaprasert	267,300	43,200
Jay Jesse	17,000	-27,000

There was a player to raise to 1,500 from early position. He was called by a player in middle position, and Paul McMullin from the cutoff but the player in the small blind raised it up to 7,800. The action folded back around to McMullin who four-bet jammed for about 35,000.

The player in the small blind folded after a minute. He pat the table and said, "Nice hand."

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Ayaz Mahmood opened to 1,500 from early position and two players called before James Woods made it 5,500. Only Mahmood called.

The     flop saw a check-call by Mahmood for 6,500. Both players checked the   turn and Woods folded to a 16,500 bet on the   river.

On the next hand, Ayaz Mahmood opened to 1,500 from early position and received four callers.

"I like it. Action table," he said.

All five players checked the     flop. The   turn saw a 1,500 bet from the big blind and a raise to 6,500 from Mahmood. All of the players folded and Mahmood showed a   as he took in the pot for the second hand in a row.

Ayaz Mahmood	76,000	12,700
James Woods	38,200	0

On a flop of    , a short-stack checked and so did Chris Wallace. Yuri Dzivielevski bet 4,000 and the big blind then jammed for 9,800. Wallace clicked it back with a min-raise and Dzivielevski called. The two active players checked the   turn and the   fell on the river.

Wallace now bet 15,000, Dzivielevski raised to 30,000 and Wallace clicked it back to 45,000. Wallace jammed, Dzivielevski called with the    and Wallace tabled the    as both had the nut straight. The player at risk flashed a king-queen and then departed the tournament area.

Yuri Dzivielevski	165,000	33,000
Chris Wallace	155,000	87,000

A player from the hijack opened with a raise of 1,200 and was called by the hijack, Vincent Lam on the button, and both the blinds.

The flop came    . The action checked to Lam and he threw out a bet of 3,000 to which only the player in the big blind called.

The turn card came the  . Lam fired 9,500 when it was checked to him. His opponent went into the tank for several minutes before calling.

The   completed the board. The action was checked to Lam again and he bet a third time for 8,500. His opponent went into the tank for another several minute before folding.

Vincent Lam

80,000

-16,100

With       on the board and around 5,000 in the pot, Melissa Bryne bet 3,000. Her opponent called from late position and mucked the losing hand as she turned over   . Bryne is chipping back up after falling behind in earlier levels.

Melissa Bryne

39,500

6,500