2008 World Series of Poker
Event 47 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Low
Day: 1
Players Are on a Break
Micon Sent Packing
Phil Hellmuth: x-x /
Pete Hassett: x-x /
On third street, Micon raises and Hellmuth reraises. Hassett calls and Micon calls.
Fourth street:
Micon:
Hellmuth:
Hassett:
Micon bets and the other two call.
Fifth street:
Micon:
Hellmuth:
Hassett:
Micon bets and the other two call.
Sixth street:
Micon:
Hellmuth:
Hassett:
Micon bets all in and Hellmuth calls; Hassett raises and Hellmuth calls again on the side.
Seventh street:
Hellmuth and Hassett check.
Micon turns over to go with his .
Hellmuth turns over to go with his .
Hassett turns over to go with his .
Hellmuth gets the low, Hassett gets the high and Micon is out. Hellmuth is up to 5,000.
Kings and Queens
Clements: /
Opponent: /
Clements' opponent was four to a straight and four to a low. He wound up catching the and the to make two pair, sevens and fours. Clements, however, caught running kings to make two pair, kings and queens, and scoop the pot.
He's still pretty short, with only about 2,000.
Blairly Escapes
Barbara Enright: x-x /
Blair Rodman: x-x /
On third street, Blair Rodman is all in and both call.
Fourth through seventh, Barbara bets and C.K. calls.
C.K.:
Barbara:
Blair:
The players turn over these cards. It's impossible to tell which down cards were the first two and which was seventh street:
C.K.:
Barbara:
Blair:
The side pot was split between Barbara (with a pair of fives) and C.K. (with a seven low).
The main pot was split between Blair (with a flush) and C.K. (with a seven low).
A Strange Ruling
It didn't matter; after Hassett called the raise of the all-in player, the player in-between the two of them folded.
Landrum Doubles
"I'm rolled up," said Landrum, opening / . Her opponent opened / .
"You definitely have outs to beat me," said Landrum. Those words proved prophetic when her opponent caught the on fifth street to make a flush.
"I need to fill up," said Landrum, who had caught the . On sixth street she let out an excited yelp when the hit her board. "Or quads!"
She still needed to dodge the on the river, which would have made her opponent a royal flush. She did dodge it, and doubled up to about 1,400.
Gazes Eliminated
She went out a few hands later.
Chip Counts Updated
Mellow Out
The fact that we're playing stud-8 surely can't help matters.