2007 World Series of Poker

Day 2 completed

Posted 06-18-2007 00:57 GMT-7

Final Table Set

The final table for Event #27 $1,500 NL Hold'em is set. There are nine player left out of the original 2,135 players who bought in on Saturday. Seth Weinger is the chip leader with 1.715M.

Seating Assignments and Chip Counts:
Seat 1: Tom Dobrilovic - 260,000
Seat 2: Noam Freedman - 847,000
Seat 3: Dave Stucke - 975,000
Seat 4: Luis Sanchez - 116,000
Seat 5: David Woo - 1,170,000
Seat 6: Young Cho - 933,000
Seat 7: Thai Ton - 224,000
Seat 8: Seth Weinger - 1,715,000
Seat 9: Michael Ium - 382,000

Final Table Payouts:
1 - $603,069
2 - $382,357
3 - $246,478
4 - $164,319
5 - $115,339
6 - $83,739
7 - $63,200
8 - $47,400
9 - $36,340

The final table will start at 2 PM PDT. Check back in with PokerNews for live updates.

Tags: Seth Weinger.

Benjamin Kang Eliminated in 10th Place ($28,124)

On the first hand of the final table after the redraw, Benjamin Kang moved all in for 280K and Seth Weinger called.

Kang:
Weinger:

The flop was . The turn was the and the river was the . Weinger's hand held up as Kang headed to the rail in 10th place.

Tags: Ben Kang, Seth Weinger.

The Final 10

The last ten players have redrawn for seats.

Sabyl Cohen Eliminated in 11th Place ($28,124)

Sabyl Cohen shoved with and Young Cho called with . Cohen led until the river when a king spiked. She headed to the rail in 11th place.

Tags: Sabyl Cohen, Young Cho.

Sabyl Cohen Doubles Up

Sabyl Cohen and Ben Kang were all in preflop. Cohen showed while Kang tabled . The flop was . The turn was the and the river was the . Cohen rivered a pair of kings to double up to 240K. Kang slipped to 430K.

Tags: Ben Kang, Sabyl Cohen.

Cho Doubles Through Cohen

Sabyl Cohen raised 60K and Young Cho moved all in. Cohen called.

Cho:
Cohen:

The flop was . The turn was the and Cho led with two pair. The river was the and Cho doubled up against Cohen. She slipped to 121K while Cho increased his stack to 515K.

Tags: Sabyl Cohen, Young Cho.

11 Players Remain

Two more bustouts and we'll have a final table. David Stucke is back in the chip lead with a slim margin over Noam Freedman. Both players have over 1.1M in chips.

Tags: David Stucke, Noam Freedman.

Level 19 started

Posted 06-18-2007 00:21 GMT-7

Players Take a 15-Minute Break