Event 5 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em w/ Re-buys | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-05-2008 18:35 UTC-7

Hand #50-- Peter Gould

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Peter Gould raised to 62,000 under the gun and Lyric Duveyoung called. The flop came {6-Clubs}

and Gould bet 76,000. Duveyoung called and they saw the {4-Spades}

come on the turn. Gould bet 170,000 and Duveyoung called that bet as well. The {J-Hearts}

hit on the river, Gould bet 250,000, and Lyric laid it down.

06-05-2008 18:27 UTC-7

Hand #49-- Lyric Duveyoung

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Alan Jaffray raised to 63,000 and Lyric Duveyoung made the call. The flop came {10-Hearts}

and after Jaffrey checked Duveyoung bet 87,000. Jaffray folded and Duveyoung took the pot.

06-05-2008 18:25 UTC-7

Hand # 48-- Michael Banducci

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Michael Banducci limped in the small blind and Jonathan Aguiar checked. The flop came {A-Diamonds}

. Banducci's 25,000 bet was enough to chase Aguiar.

Level: 22

Blinds: 12,000/24,000

Ante: 3,000

06-05-2008 18:23 UTC-7

Hand #47--Michael Banducci

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Alan Jaffray raised to 52,000 and Michael Banducci called from the small blind. Jonathan Aguiar folded and the two players saw a pretty {Q-Spades}

flop. Banducci checked and Jaffray bet 100,000. Banducci made the call and both players checked the {7-Clubs}

on the turn. The {8-Hearts}

fell on the river and Banducci bet 175,000, enough to push Jaffray out of the pot.

06-05-2008 18:18 UTC-7

Hand #46-- Peter Gould

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It was folded around to Alan Jaffray on the button and he raised to 52,000. Peter Gould made the call in the small blind. Lyric Duveyoung folded.

The flop came {A-Hearts}

and both players checked. The turn was the {A-Spades}

and Peter bet 45,000 and Jaffray folded.

06-05-2008 18:15 UTC-7

Hand #45-- Jeff Williams

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The action was folded around to Jeff Williams, who raised to 49,000. Peter Gould called from the big blind and they saw a {4-Hearts}

flop. Williams bet 55,000 and Gould called.

The {10-Diamonds}

fell on the turn and after Gould checked Williams bet 100,000. It appeared that Gould asked Williams how much he had left and he must not have liked the answer because he laid his hand down.