2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 7
Rheem Takes One From Sliwinski
Sliwinski checked in the dark as they saw a flop of . Rheem bet out 600,000 and that was enough to take down the pot.
Very Interesting...?
"That's interesting..." he said, and after awhile Tiffany said, "What do you have? It's not that hard, buddy."
Marquis chose to fold, and Tiffany scooped up the pot.
Riesenberg Recovering Chips
They saw a flop of and Phillips checked to Riesenberg, who fired 325,000. It was enough to win the hand, as Riesenberg takes down a rare pot today to recover some chips and move to 3.6 million.
Tim Loecke Eliminated in 23rd Place ($257,334)
The flop came and Scott and Ylon both checked, and when the came on the turn and Montgomery checked, Schwartz bet 600,000. That chased Scott out, and Schwartz turned over his for the set. That had Loecke's pocket sixes beat, and when the came on the river Tim Loecke was eliminated.
Dean Hamrick Doubles Through Brandon Cantu
Cantu
Hamrick
There was mass disbelief and gasps from the crowd as Cantu rolled over his hand.
The flop was and Cantu flopped a pair of fives. The turn was the , a bad card for Cantu as Hamrick made aces up. Cantu paced in back of the table looking resigned to his fate as his entourage called for a five. The river, though was the and Cantu made two pair, but it was no matter-- Hamrick's aces and eights were best and he raked in the massive pot.
Cantu was down to 2.4 million after the hand while Hamrick was up to 5.5 million. Cantu is now the tournament's shortest stack.
Toni Judet Eliminated in 22nd Place ($257,334)
Judet:
Suharto:
The board fell and Judet becomes our 22nd-place finisher for $257,334 in prize money.
Joe Bishop Wins a 5 Million Pot
Bishop showed for only a pair of fives, Eastgate mucked and Bishop took it down, running out to his friends in the crowd and giving high fives.
"That's a super call" he said.
Bishop is up to about 11.1 million while Eastgate has fallen to 6.5 million.
Kim Works The Short Stack
The flop came and Sliwinski checked to Kim, who moved all in for 1.95 million. Sliwinski folded and Kim picks up the pot.