Event 46 - $1,000 Seven Card Stud Hi Lo Day 2 | 2007 World Series of Poker

06-30-2007 02:17 UTC-7

Ron Ware Eliminated

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Ron "Grumpy" Ware was all in on sixth street against Miguel De La Cruz. Ware had a pair of aces and missed a straight draw. De La Cruz had two pair, aces and fours, and scooped the pot. Ron Ware was eliminated in 15th place.

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06-30-2007 02:11 UTC-7

Double Up For Mr. Ma

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Ma:

Taylor:

Tony Ma was all in on sixth street and called by Saundra Taylor. Neither player made a low, and Tony's set was good enough to win the entire pot.

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Level: 17

Blinds: 6,000/12,000

Ante: 1,500

06-30-2007 02:00 UTC-7

And Then There Were Two

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Blaize Hjelmgren and Frank Stollmack have both been eliminated during the same hand and we are now down to just 15 players. There was a redraw, and players have been moved to the final two tables while we await the final eight.

06-30-2007 01:48 UTC-7

Henderson Takes a Hit

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After maintaining a high chip count for most of the evening, Frank Henderson has fallen below 40,000. Henderson was involved in a hand with Tony Ma and Tom Schneider. Schneider made a full house by seventh street, and Tony Ma made a seven low against Frank Henderson's eight low.

06-30-2007 01:45 UTC-7

15-Second Rule Called on Krause

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Players at Andreas Krause's table have become concerned that he is purposefully stalling to reach the next pay bracket. In response to their accusations, and in response to the clock being called on Krause three times, Krause has been told that from now on he will only be given 15 seconds to make decisions on hands.

06-30-2007 01:41 UTC-7

Lukasz Dumanski, Are You Watching?

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Lukasz Dumanski:

Woody Deck would like your full attention. Congratulations on winning the 1,500 Pot Limit Omaha H/L. We're told that you have flown back to Toronto, but that you have a deal that if Woody Deck makes it to the final table of this event, you will be flying back to watch. Well, Deck is in good shape and it looks like you may be back in Vegas sooner than you think. Deck is currently sitting with 115,000.

06-30-2007 01:35 UTC-7

Andreas Survives Second All-In

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Pushing all in again against Miguel De La Cruz, Andreas survived a second all-in when his pair of aces scooped and Cruz failed to make a low. Andreas is now up to 45,500.

06-30-2007 01:29 UTC-7

Watch Out, Baby

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Mark Smyrski was commenting to Scotty Nguyen about the rough treatment he's seen towards dealers.

"You shoulda seen what I was seeing all day. People throwing cards at the dealer, people cussing at the dealer..."

"I don't throw cards at the dealer," Scotty chimed in. "I don't cuss at the dealer. I wait for them outside so I can shoot them."

06-30-2007 01:18 UTC-7

Still Hasn't Lost His Touch

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Frank Henderson, who took first in the 20th Annual WSOP Pot-Limit Omaha event, is showing us exactly what he's made of. Henderson continues to remain at the top of our chip counts, as he has through most of the evening.

In a hand against Woody Deck, Henderson picked up the ace-high flush draw, and barely missed the low as well. He took half the pot in the hand, and is up to 125,000 in chips.

Tags: Frank Henderson