2007 Caesars Las Vegas Poker Tournament - WSOP Circuit Event
$5150 Circuit Championship Event
Day: 2
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. Schulman checked, The Dragon bet 30K, and Schulman check-raised all in. The Dragon quickly called and showed 
. Schulman tabled 
for a gutshot. The turn was the
and the river was
. Schulman was crippled on that hand and is down to a little more than 60K.


, and both players quickly checked. The turn card was the
, and they checked just as quickly. The river card was the
, Pechie said, "I check," and Buboi quietly said, "I'm all in." Pechie did a double take, because the hand moved so fast, but Buboi was all in for 76,000. Pechie thought about the situation for several minutes, asking Buboi if he flopped quads or some other monster. Buboi said nothing. Pechie was agonizing his decision, but looking at his own chips and the board more than Buboi.
Eventually, Pechie folded, and Buboi mucked his cards. There weren't a lot of chips changing hands, but it was a dramatic situation.


. The Dragon checked, Davis bet 32K, and The Dragon called. The turn was
. The Dragon fired out 28K and after a few moments, Davis called. The river was the
. The Dragon checked and Davis checked behind. Davis tabled 
for a set while The Dragon mucked as Davis dragged a pot worth close to 160K.

, but he was dominated by Pechie's 
. The board came




, and Pechie's pocket nines held up to win the pot. Justin Pechie was eliminated in 17th place, earning $13,037.
Table 48
1. Paul Kitsos
2. Chad Brown
3. Pat Atchison
4. Steve Wong
5. Chris McCormack
6. Toshiki Goto
7. Justin Pechie
8. Fred Berger
9. Vasile Buboi
Table 68
1. Nick Schulman
2. Tom Macey (now busted)
3. Cory Carroll
4. David "The Dragon" Pham
5. Michelle Law
6. Eric Davis
7. Gene Todd
8. Mark Wilds
9. Phil Matthews

. Goto showed 
, and they were in a race situation. The flop came


, and Wong took the lead with a pair of aces. The turn card was the
, and the river card was -- the
! Goto hit a set on the river to stay alive, and he doubled up to 119,500 in chips.



, Fred Berger bet 20K and Sonny Lee raised to 40K. Berger moved all in and Lee said, "F**k!" Berger showed 
for the nut flush while Lee flipped over 
for trips. The river was a blank and Lee headed to the rail in 19th place. He won $9,778.