2007 World Series of Poker

Hand #175 - Tuan Lam

Hand #175 - Jerry Yang has the button, he limps for 600,000, and Tuan Lam checks. The flop comes , and both players check. The turn card pairs the board with the , and they check again. The river card is the , Lam checks, Yang bets 1 million, and Lam calls.

Yang shows 10-3 for ten high, but Lam shows to win the pot with two pair, eights and sixes.

Hand #174 - Jerry Yang

Hand #174 - Tuan Lam has the button, and he folds.

Hand #173 - Jerry Yang

Hand #173 - Jerry Yang has the button, he limps for 600,000, and Tuan Lam checks his option. The flop comes , Lam checks, Yang bets 1 million, and Lam folds. Yang takes the pot.

Hand #172 - Jerry Yang

Hand #172 - Tuan Lam has the button, he limps for 600,000, Jerry Yang raises to 2.1 million, and Lam folds.

Hand #171 - Jerry Yang

Hand #171 - Jerry Yang has the button, he raises to 2.6 million, and Lam folds.

100 Million Man

Jerry Yang has become the first player in the history of the WSOP to hold 100 million in chips. However, he only holds a 4 to 1 lead over Tuan Lam. If Lam can double up twice against Yang, he will take command of the chiplead.

Hand #170 - Tuan Lam

Hand #170 - Tuan Lam has the button, he limps for 600,000, and Jerry Yang checks. The flop comes , and both players check. The turn card is the , Yang bets 800,000, and Lam calls. The river card is the , Yang bets 1.5 million, and Lam calls.

Yang shows Q-x for queen high, and Lam show 9-x for a pair of nines. Tuan Lam takes the first pot of heads-up play.

Shuffle Up & Deal!

The final two players are reintroduced to the crowd, and everyone is ready to go. Time to shuffle up and deal!

Reminder: In heads-up play, the button has the small blind and acts first before the flop.

Heads Up!

The 2004 WSOP heads up battle between Greg Raymer and David Williams lasted three hands.

The 2005 WSOP heads up match between Joe Hachem and Steve Dannenmann lasted six hands.

The 2006 WSOP heads up match between Jamie Gold and Paul Wasicka lasted seven hands.