Event 14 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud | 2007 World Series of Poker

06-09-2007 22:53 UTC-7

Frank Stollmack Takes 39th

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After a few minutes with little activity, Frank Stollmack was just eliminated in 39th place.

Tags: Frank Stollmack

06-09-2007 22:40 UTC-7

Impending Vote

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Just a reminder that the final eight players will vote on whether or not play will continue this evening, or resume tomorrow afternoon. The vote must be unanimous.

06-09-2007 22:38 UTC-7

John Womack Eliminated in 40th Place

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John Womack of Fort Lauderdale, Florida just earned $3,612 for his 40th-place finish.

Tags: John Womack

06-09-2007 22:35 UTC-7

$3,612

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The next eight players to bust out will receive $3,612 for their efforts.

06-09-2007 22:29 UTC-7

We're in the Money

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It only took one hand to pop the bubble. Steve Flicker's trip jacks fell victim to Matthew Kelly's four queens, and Flicker is our 41st-place finisher.

Tags: Matthew Kelly Steve Flicker

06-09-2007 22:25 UTC-7

Hand-for-Hand

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We're down to 41 players, just one away from the money, and the tournament is now being played hand-for-hand.

06-09-2007 22:23 UTC-7

Short-stacked, Barbara picked her spot with A-9 in the hole, and another nine in the door, but her opponent made kings and jacks, eliminating her in 45th place.

As Barbara started to walk away from the table, a player from her table got up from his chair, walked around to meet her and shake her hand, saying: "I just want to tell you that it was a pleasure playing with you."

A living legend of the game, Barbara is truly a class act.

Tags: Barbara Enright

06-09-2007 22:07 UTC-7

Barry Greenstein Guarding His Book

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The "Robin Hood of Poker," Barry Greenstein, who donates a large portion of his tournament winnings to charity, has a signed copy of his book "An Ace on the River," sitting underneath his chair just in case he busts out earlier than he'd like to (Barry gives out a signed copy of his book to any player who busts him out of a major tournament).

As generous as Barry is, he's not ready to hand out his book just yet. He just won a big pot with jacks and tens, and is now at 37,800 chips.

Tags: Barry Greenstein