Kohler Back on the Ropes
On the next hand, Kohler did manage to triple up when he put his last orange chip in the middle and won the high half of the pot to get back to 3,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 33 - $5,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Low World Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
261
Level
29
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
On the next hand, Kohler did manage to triple up when he put his last orange chip in the middle and won the high half of the pot to get back to 3,000.
Level: 18
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
William Kohler Eliminated in 19th Place ($11,040)
Marcel Luske won the high half and Kohler was our 19th-place finisher.
Kirill Gerasimov Eliminated in 18th Place ($11,040)
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Jan Suchanek Eliminated in 17th Place ($11,040)
Beveridge: (X) (X)
(X)Suchanek: (X) (X)
(X)Beveridge completed the bring-in bet, and Suchanek raised. Suchanek kept the lead on fourth, fifth, and sixth streets, the last bet putting him all in. When the cards were turned over, the hands read like this:
Beveridge:
Suchanek:
Both players made full houses, but Beveridge's was better, queens full of fives. Suchanek's fours full of aces was no good, and he will head to the rail in 17th place, taking home $11,040.
Dueling Tables
Aliaksandr Dzianisau Eliminated in 16th Place ($12,267)
Ferguson:
Dzianisau:
(X)With his pair of sevens and a seven-five low, Ferguson scoops up the pot and ends the hopes of Dzianisau. He will walk away with more than $12,000 for his two days' worth of work... not too shabby.
Matt Grapenthien Eliminated in 15th Place ($12,267)
, giving him kings up. Grapenthien showed down , letting out a disheartened, "Three pair," as he looked at seventh street.Matt Grapenthien was our chip leader at the conclusion of Day 1, and his hard play earned him a spot here deep in Day 2. For his work, he will pocket more than $12,000.
Barry Greenstein Eliminated in 14th Place ($18,401)
The two players got into a heads-up pot, and somewhere along the way, all of Greenstein's chips got into the middle.
Sung: (X) (X)
(X)Greenstein: (X) (X)
(X)Sung completed the bring-in, and Greenstein raised the bet. When Sung called, Greenstein followed up with bets on fourth and fifth streets as well, the last one putting him all in. The cards were turned over when the cards were run out:
Sung:
Greenstein:
Steve Sung wins the whole pot with a straight to the eight, and an eight-seven low. Barry cordially signed a copy of his book, handed it over, and headed out for the night.
Break Time
A vote was taken at the start of the break, and the players almost-unanimously opted to play the game out until there are just eight left. One of the only holdouts was Allen Cunningham, who has spent several late nights here in the Brasilia Room over the past week.