2007 World Series of Poker

Event 49 - $1,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 1
Event Info

2007 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a7
Prize
$722,914
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$4,301,115
Entries
3,151
Level Info
Level
23
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000

This is The Last One....We Promise

Check back right here starting at Noon for what promises to be a ridiculously big field. This is the last 'small' buy in No Limit Hold-em Freezeout left on this year's schedule, and we will bring you all the action - live from the Rio beginning at Noon.

Every Seat is Going to Be Full

Today's event is sold out! They expect that there will be over 3,000 players entered into the event. They will seat alternates as soon as seats are available, but they are announcing that there will be no refunds. Today's attendance will break another record! Hang on to your seat and stayed tuned. We will bring you all the action live from the Rio right here.

Shuffle Up and Deal!

Announcements have been made and players are still looking for their seats. Only players have been allowed in the room at this time to help get all the players seated. So now, let the game begin. Cards are in the air!

Level: 1

Blinds: 25/50

Ante: 0

Eerily Quiet

You put 3,000 people in a room you'd think there'd be a bit of noise, but as with the other $1,500 events we've covered the room falls nearly silent when play begins. For so many of these players this is their first World Series event and while they have their game faces on, it takes some time for them to find their voices. A dry mouth will do that to you.

Famous Faces

Well known pros starting today's event in the outdoor Player's Pavilion include Allen Kessler, Eric Lynch, Perry Friedman, John Gale, Theo Tran, James Van Alstyne, Jesse Jones, Eric Froehlich, Mimi Tran, Kido Pham and Mark Seif.

Bracelet Winners in the Field

While the $1500 draws far more recreational players than other events, each $1500 event this year has drawn a goodly number of pros. While there are many that are hoping this will be their chance at their first bracelet. there are plenty of bracelet winners here today, looking for one more.

Men Nguyen is looking for his 7th

Hans "Tuna" Lund is looking for his 3rd. And if he cashes during this event, it will be his 23rd WSOP money finish (which would include his 2nd place finish in the 1990 Main Event)

Gary Gibbs is looking for his 2nd, while Scott Clements is hoping for WSOP bling number three. Bill Chen is likewise, looking for his third, while Kathy Liebert holds out for her second. Mark Seif and Eric Froehlich are both looking for their third.