Alan Cutler Doubles
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to be in a great position against the 
of his opponent.The board ran out
and Cutler doubled up just before the break to 140,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 48 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$4,216,940
Entries
2,317
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
to be in a great position against the of his opponent.The board ran out
and Cutler doubled up just before the break to 140,000.
Break
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
Play Recommences
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140 Avdo Djokovic
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142 Ching Choy
143 Geir Torsvik
144 Lonnie Martin
145 Martin Hruby
146 Yue Huang
147 Joe DeNiro
148 Manuel Salmun Wiernik
149 Ian Chin
150 Paul Ratajczyk
151 Michael Heygood
152 Ronnie Nicholas
153 Jose Obadia
154 Raymond Saide
155 Calogero Maltese
156 Bryan O'Connell
157 David Pham
158 Nikolay Evdakov
159 Tarik Bouregba
160 Marco Alves
161 Bryan Devonshire
162 John Ashton
163 Nick Brancato
The following players will receive $3,795 for their efforts:
164 James Kilgore
165 Daniel Hood
166 James Grimes
167 Jimmy Tran
168 Chau Giang
169 Jeff Lavelle
170 Susan Bierschbach
171 Ari Shaffir
172 Gagik Khodjoian
173 Hanno Offen
Fedorkevich Doubles
dominantng the 
of Johnson. The board bricked out and Fedorkevich doubled up to 35,000 with Johnson falling to 150,000.
Alexandre Gomes Wins Multi-Way All-in
Watterson:
Gomes:
Valkenburg:
The board landed
to give Gomes a full house to cripple Watterson and eliminate Valkenburg from the tournament.
More Eliminations
119 Jan Oyen
120 Andrew Balduff
121 Leroy Le
122 Jonathan Wein
123 Duane Remington
124 Gary Bogdanski
125 Tom Lee
126 Eric Schneider
The following players received $4,216:
127 Yu Kawaminami
128 Dorone Farber
129 Daniel Deveau
130 Robert Daniels
131 Wade Woelfel
132 Eddylee Martin
133 Scott Mulholland
134 Jonathan Blake
135 Kevin Maschino
136 Blair Rodman
137 Vadim Trincher
138 Remy Biechel
139 Raymond Millard
Gerald Watterson Eliminated
Olsson:
Watterson:
Board:
After the hand Olsson moved up to 170,000 in chips.
Nhut Tran's Sick Call
Edward Sabat had moved all of his chips into the middle. It was 37,000 to call and his opponent, Nhut Tran, went into the tank before saying, "I know you have king-queen, I call."Amazingly his incredible read was correct as Sabat sheepishly revealed
. Tran showed 
and eliminated Sabat holding just ace high with a world-class read.