Avi Cohen Doubles
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Ayaz Mahmood and Avi Cohen are all in on the flop, with Mahmood having
and Cohen having 
. The flush is good and Cohen is up to 2,275,000. Mahmood is down to 1,120,000.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$59,784,954
Entries
6,358
Level
36
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
100,000
Ayaz Mahmood and Avi Cohen are all in on the flop, with Mahmood having
and Cohen having . The flush is good and Cohen is up to 2,275,000. Mahmood is down to 1,120,000.
Naseem Salem Eliminated in 58th Place ($154,194)
, but ran into Hevad "Rain" Khan's 
and needed to get lucky to stay alive.Unfortunately for Salem, the board only further improved Khan's hand, as he hit a king on the river to secure the pot.
Salem earned $154,194 for his 58th-place finish, while Khan improved to 3,500,000 in chips.
Floyd Clark Eliminated in 59th ($154,194)
Ayaz Mahmood raises to 130,000 in late position. Floyd Clark is all in for 445,000 in the cutoff. "I'm lucky against you," Clark says, with one hand on a beer. Clark has
. Mahmood calls with 
. The board comes and Lee Childs tells the rail, "I mucked tens!" Clark is out and Mahmood is at 2,420,000.
Shuffle Up and Deal!
Level: 23
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Spadavecchia Eliminated in 60th Place ($154,194)
and was called by Tom Peterson, with 
.The board filled out
, giving Peterson top two pair and the checkmark for the hand.Spadavecchia's elimination means that just 59 players will return after the break.
Dinner Break Until 9:00 pm PDT
The dinner break officially begins when the color-up is complete, and play will resume at 9:00 pm PDT, giving them an extra-long break.
After dinner, play will continue for another two levels or until 27 players remain, whichever comes first. However, if there are more than 36 players still alive, play will continue until they reach 36.
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Gus Hansen Eliminated in 61st Place ($154,194)
Hansen:
Elson:
Hansen failed to improve and Elson's jacks were best. Gus was left with about 100,000.
A few hands later, Hansen was on the button and moved all in for his last 99,000. Jason Koshi called from the big blind and the players turned up their cards...
Hansen:
Koshi:
Koshi spiked the
on the turn to win the hand and send Gus Hansen to the rail in 61st place. "The Great Dane" earned $154,194 for his strong finish in this year's main event.
Jeff Tunkel Eliminated in 62nd ($154,194)
and Henson led out for 100,000. Tunkel then put in a raise for a total of 500,000 and when the action came back around to Henson, he bet enough to put Tunkel all-in.Tunkel made the call and turned over a monster draw,
, while Henson revealed pocket Jacks for top set. Tunkel failed to hit either of his draws and was eliminated from the tournament in 62nd place.The hand hoisted Henson into the tournament chip lead, with 6,200,000 chips.
Garfinkle Doubles Through Ramirez
when the flop came 
. Ramirez checked, as did his lone opponent, Steven Garfinkle.The turn brought the
and here's when the action caught fire. Garfinkle checked to Ramirez, who bet 303,000. Garfinkle then moved all-in over the top of Ramirez for 1,140,000 chips. Ramirez made the call and Garfinkle turned over pocket Jacks for a bigger full house, which would ultimately win him the pot.After the hand, Garfinkle improved to 3 million in chips, while Ramirez dropped to 770,000.