Adam Geyer Eliminated in 21st Place ($9,661)
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v. Ben Fineman's 
. The bigger ace held up all the way through the river leaving Geyer to watch the rest of the tournament as a spectator. His 21st place finish will gross him $9,661.
2008 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
$5,000 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$1,670,000
Entries
334
Level
18
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
v. Ben Fineman's . The bigger ace held up all the way through the river leaving Geyer to watch the rest of the tournament as a spectator. His 21st place finish will gross him $9,661.
Tony Cousineau Eliminated in 20th Place ($9,661)
to Doug Lee's 
. Lee spiked a a ten to give him the lead as the dealer spread a flop of 
. Cousineau could only watch as he waited for help that never came as the turn was the 
, and the river brought the 
. Cousineau battled tough for most of the day before succumbing to Lee's tens. The 21st-place finish paid $9,661 to the seasoned pro.
Dinner Break
Level: 13
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Play Resumes
Hello, Moto!
and both players checked.The
fell off on the turn and turned out to be the match that lit the fuse for the fireworks that followed: Mabuchi led out with a 20,000 bet and Vedes countered with a raise, making it 56,000 total to go. Mabuchi then shoved the rest of his stack across the betting line and Vedes insta-called, tabling 
for trip nines; Mabuchi flipped over a wired pair of sevens, which was good for a full house. The river brought an inconsequential 
and Mabuchi raked in the 380,000 pot.Vedes was left with just 14,000 after the hand.
Tommy Vedes Eliminated in 19th Place ($9,661)
and was given action by both Derek Harrington and Motoyuki "Moto" Mabuchi - Harrington with pocket fours and Moto with 
. Derek and Motoyuki checked the 
board all the way to the showdown and Mabuchi took down the pot with a Broadway straight.Vedes earned $9,661 for his 19th-place finish.
Re-Draw
(Table 1)
Seat 1: Ben Fineman
Seat 2: Jason Riesenberg
Seat 3: Nikolay Evdakov
Seat 4: Doug Lee
Seat 5: Ralph Perry
Seat 6: Than Nguyen
Seat 7: Motoyuki Mabuchi
Seat 8: Kelly Samson
Seat 9: Matt Giannetti
(Table 2)
Seat 1: Jimmy Tran
Seat 2: Derek Harrington
Seat 3: Lee Rubin
Seat 4: Justin Bonomo
Seat 5: Blair Hinkle
Seat 6: Thomas Hover
Seat 7: Nenad Medic
Seat 8: Allen Cunningham
Seat 9: Clint Roberts
Derek Harrington Eliminated in 18th Place ($12,082)
; Harrington had him dominated as he turned over 
.Unfortunately for Harrington, Medic was able to spike a jack on the flop to take the lead in the hand and he never looked back.
For his 18th-place finish, Harrington earned $12,082 in prize money.
Medic and Roberts Eliminated by Bonomo
Medic kicked off the hand by limping into the pot from middle position. Short-stacked, Roberts moved all in for his last 40,500. Action then folded around to Bonomo in the big blind, who made the call, and the decision returned to Medic. Wasting little time, Medic quietly announced, "I'm all in," making it an additional 90,000 or so for Justin to call. The bet sent Bonomo into the tank and he eventually made the call, tabling a pocket pair of sixes. He seemed almost shocked to find out that he was actually ahead in the hand as Medic turned over
and Clint, the 
.A flop of
tilted the scales even further in Bonomo's favor and a pair of running tens on the turn and river made it official. Medic and Roberts each took home $12,082 in prize money for finishing 16th and 17th respectively.