Event 47 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Low
Day 3 Completed
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 47 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Low
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$742,560
Entries
544
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 544
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"I was supposed to go home two days ago but someone emailed me and told me to play," said Hughes. It was the same situation last year, with the same result -- a gold bracelet.
Technically, according to Media Director Nolan Dalla, Hughes is not the defending champion in this event. Every year, there is a higher buy-in stud-8 event and a lower buy-in event. Last year, Hughes won the higher buy-in event. This year, he has won the lower buy-in. No matter to Hughes -- he's thrilled to have his second bracelet.
"The second bracelet means a little more because it's a lot tougher crowd to get into," explained Hughes. "A lot of people get the first bracelet, but the second one means it's not quite a fluke."
For his not-quite-a-fluke, Hughes will pocket $183,368 in addition to that second bracelet to match the first. Congratulations once again to Ryan Hughes.
; Ron Long just calls with 
.On fourth, Long bets with
and Hughes raises with 
. Long reraises and Hughes raises again. Long caps it and Hughes calls.On fifth, Long is all in with
and Hughes calls with 
.Hughes:
Long:
With a cheer from the audience, Hughes gets the full house and Ron Long takes home an impressive $113,240 in prize money.
With the limits at 30,000 and 60,000, and only 1.6 million chips in play, we expect the tournament to end this level.
Ron Long brings it in with
and Ryan Hughes raises with 
. Long calls.On fourth, Hughes bets
and Long calls with .On fifth, Hughes bets with
and Long calls with 
.On sixth, Hughes bets with
and Long calls with 
.On seventh, Hughes bets and Long calls.
Long shows
and another club and doubles up. He's got about 300,000 to Hughes' 1,332,000.
Level: 24
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Ron Long - 390,000
Ryan Hughes has amped up the aggression in the last 15 minutes to retake the chip lead from Ron Long.
and Ron Long completes with the 
.On fourth, Hughes bets with
and Long calls with 
. On fifth, Hughes bets with
and Long calls with .On sixth, Long bets with the
and Hughes raises with . Long calls.On seventh, Hughes bets and Long calls.
Hughes: (
)Long:
(muck)Long is back down to 500,000 and Hughes has 1,132,000.
On the first hand, Long completed with the
. Ryan Hughes, who had brought it in with the , called and then led the betting on every street after pairing on fourth street. Down the river, showing a board of x-x / 
, Long raised Hughes' bet. Hughes called with x-x / 
, only to see Long open 
in the hole for three sixes. That scooped the pot.The next hand, Hughes brought it in with the
, then raised after Long completed the . Again Long called, then Long himself led the betting all the way through the river. His board came x-x / 
to Hughes' x-x / 
. On the river, Hughes called Long's bet but couldn't beat the pair of aces Long showed when he opened 
.On the third hand, both players started with a jack door card. Long bet all the way as his board developed x-x /
. Hughes showed a board of x-x / 
, calling on every street. When Long bet the river, Hughes showed two kings in the hole and mucked.With these three pots, Long has erased his chip deficit to Hughes and become the chip leader. Updated chip counts will be published shortly.
Hughes brought it in with the
and Long completed.Long checked the
and Hughes checked the 
on fourth.On fifth, Long checked the
and Hughes bet the . Long called.On sixth, Long checked the
and Hughes bet the 
. Long called.On seventh, Hughes bet and Long called.
Hughes showed
and Long mucked. After these two wild swings up and down, Ron Long settled in at 550,000, leaving 1.082 million for Hughes.
