$5,000 Circuit Championship Event Day 2 | 2008 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas

04-30-2008 14:51 UTC-7

Sabyl Cohen Eliminated in 35th Place ($6,441)

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Adam Geyer raised to 5,500 before the flop as the first player in from late position. Sabel Cohen called from the big blind. The flop came {J-Diamonds}

and Cohen pushed her last 4,000 into the pot. Geyer quickly called showing {A-Clubs}

for top pair top kicker, a slight favorite over Cohen's {Q-Diamonds}

. Geyer's hand held up and Cohen is out of the tournament in 35th place for $6,441.

Tags: Adam Geyer Sabyl Cohen

04-30-2008 14:59 UTC-7

John Theisen Eliminated in 34th Place ($6,441)

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John Theisen was just eliminated from the tournament by Blair Hinkle after getting it all in pre-flop holding A-6 against Hinkle's K-Q. The board ran out 4-4-J-Q-5 and Hinkle's two pair, queens and fours, were good enough to take down the pot. Theisen picked up $6,441 for his efforts.

Tags: John Theisen

04-30-2008 15:05 UTC-7

'Nordberg' Eliminated in 33rd Place ($6,441)

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Professional poker player Peter 'Nordberg' Feldman has just been eliminated from the tournament by fellow pro Ralph Perry. Feldman opened the pot with a standard pre-flop raise holding pocket kings and Perry made the call holding Q-10. The flop came Q-10-6 and all of the money went into the middle. Perry's top two pair held up when the turn and river blanked out, sending Feldman to the rail with $6,441 in prize money.

Tags: Peter Feldman

04-30-2008 15:09 UTC-7

Last Hand of Round 10

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With eight players at the table Allen Cunningham opened for a raise to 6,000 in late position. Than Nguyen called on the button, and Jason Riesenberg called from the big blind. All three players checked the flop of {10-Diamonds}

and the turn brought the {7-Clubs}

. Riesenberg checked and Cunningham bet 8,000. Nguyen thought for a moment and called the bet, and Riesenberg folded. The river was the {9-Spades}

, putting four to a straight and three to a flush on the board. Cunningham thought for a moment, then decided to make another bet of 8,000. Nguyen, who appeared frustrated, finally called the bet with {A-Spades}

and lost the pot to Cunningham's {K-Diamonds}

. With this pot Cunningham is now up to 80,000 in chips and players are on a 15-minute break.

Tags: Allen Cunningham Jason Riesenberg Than Nguyen

04-30-2008 15:10 UTC-7

Recent Eliminations

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Bobby Law and Scott Zakheim were both eliminated from the tournament just before the break in 31st and 32nd place, respectively. Each player will take home $6,441 in prize money.

04-30-2008 15:12 UTC-7

15-Minute Break

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The tournament clock has been paused while the remaining 30 players go on a 15-minute break.

Level: 11

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 400

04-30-2008 15:23 UTC-7

Play Has Resumed

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Players have returned from the break and the cards are back in the air. The next three players eliminated will earn a payout of $6,441.

04-30-2008 15:34 UTC-7

Than Nguyen Doubles Up

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With eight players at the table, Than Nguyen opened the pot with a raise to 8,000 from late position. Adam Geyer, who had Nguyen covered, called from his left in the cutoff. The remaining players folded and the flop came {Q-Clubs}

. Nguyen acted first by betting 11,500. Geyer thought for almost a minute then quietly said, "All in." Nguyen immediately called and turned over his pocket fours showing bottom set. Geyer turned over {K-Diamonds}

and was drawing to runner-runner.

The turn and river were the {A-Hearts}

and

, missing Geyer, and the dealer counted out Nguyen's remaining chips to match Geyer's stack. The new chip count shows Than Nguyen at 157,000 and Adam Geyer at 89,000.

Tags: Adam Geyer Than Nguyen

04-30-2008 15:41 UTC-7

Feature Table

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Now that we're down to the final four tables, the Bluff Media team has begun filming a feature table on the final table stage set to be broadcast on a one-hour tape delay at www.worldseriesofpoker.com; here's the line-up:

Seat 1: Tommy Vedes
Seat 2: Lee Rubin
Seat 3: Doug McKinnon
Seat 4: Danny Wong
Seat 5: Tony Cousineau
Seat 6: Steve Wong
Seat 7: Jimmy Tran