Black Felts Sexton
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Black will face the winner of Lee Watkinson v. [Removed:14].
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 25 - $10,000 Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em World Championship
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
256
Level
63
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Black will face the winner of Lee Watkinson v. [Removed:14].
Alex Kravchenko Defeats Barry Greenstein
Greenstein
Kravchenko
The board ran out
and Greenstein could not improve. He hit the rail and Kravchenko advanced to Round 2.
Stephen Wolff Eliminates Huck Seed
Seed
Wolff
The board ran out
and Seed was eliminated, while Wolff will advance to Round 2.
More Winners
Isaac Haxton def. Scott Fischman
Vadim Trincher def. Shahryar Eslami
Jason Rosenkrantz def. Bryan Colin
Carlos Mortensen def. Nathaniel Seet
Randal Bruekner def. Nikolay Evdakov
Clonie Gowen def. Steven Goosen
Ketul Nathwani def. Neil Channing
Lindgren Ain't 'Jones'in
The money went in on a
board; Lindgren's with 
and Jones' with 
. An overkill king on the river cemented the match for Lindgren, who will face the winner of Stuart Marshak v. Jamie Gold.
Mizrachi and Todd Go All in Blind
and surprisingly was ahead of Todd's . The board ran out 
and Mizrachi took it down with his pair of deuces, eliminating Todd.
Winner on 31!
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Patrik Antonius Eliminated
on the turn, Patrik Antonius moved all in from the big blind and Kevin O'Donnell made the call from the button. Antonius
O'Donnell
The river was the
and Antonius couldn't hit his straight. He was eliminated while O'Donnell will advance to Round 2.
Recent Eliminations
Matthias Andersson def. Sergey Rybachenko
Jesse McGinty def. Jonathan Honig
Paul Krause def. Daniel Alaei
Dustin Woolf def. Jim Feldhouse
Montgomery Ousts Chan
holding a meager pocket pair of sixes. Chan had shoved with 
, drawing to a heart for a flush or a six for a straight. The river blanked out (
) and Chan become one of the early casualties of the first round.