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Showdown:
Furey:
Kelly:
Right in the door came the
, and the board ran out 
. Furey added a flush draw on the turn but the river failed to help him, and he is our 17th place finisher, earning $10,405 for his work.
2008 World Series of Poker Circuit - Atlantic City
$5,150 Championship Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Circuit - Atlantic City
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,900
Prize Pool
$877,100
Total Entries
179
Level
18
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 179
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Showdown:
Furey:
Kelly:
Right in the door came the
, and the board ran out . Furey added a flush draw on the turn but the river failed to help him, and he is our 17th place finisher, earning $10,405 for his work.
and Bari called with 
. The board ran out 
as Bari paired on the turn to send Vincent to the rail.
and was trailing Joanne's 
. The board rolled out a safe 
for Joanne as she doubles up to 205,000. Leah takes a hit down to 200,000.
Seat 1: Charles Furey
Seat 2: Scott Zakheim
Seat 3: Kyle Bowker
Seat 4: Robert McLaughlin
Seat 5: Rafael Camejo
Seat 6: Eugene Fouksman
Seat 7: Chris Reslock
Seat 8: Andrew Lee
Seat 9: Tim Kelly
Table 13
Seat 1: Brent Roberts
Seat 2: Vincent Spadavecchia
Seat 3: Joanne Monteavaro
Seat 4: Matt Matros
Seat 5: Phillip Reed
Seat 6: Allen Bari
Seat 7: Dwyte Pilgrim
Seat 8: Michael Walls
Seat 9: Mike Leah
The tournament staff was all smiles as well. We have had two quick redraws and a color-up in the last few minutes, and we blasted right into the money without bothering to slow for hand-for-hand play.
Down to two tables now, the players are re-drawing for their new seats.
. Nguyen tabled 
and found no help on the turn and river.Nguyen finishes on the bubble in 19th place.
Bernstein tabled
and was racing for his tournament life against the 
of Reed.The flop troubled Bernstein as it came
, allowing Reed to take the lead in the hand. The 
and 
that filled out the board were of no use to either player, and Sam Bernstein is out in 20th Place.With his elimination, we are officially on the money bubble. Play will commence with hand-for-hand dealing until we lose our bubble boy.
Showdown:
Zakheim:
Alafogiannis:
It was a your classic cooler with both blinds waking up with the top two hands in poker. With Alafogiannis in good shape for a double up, the two men watched the flop come down
. The 
that hit the turn was a huge sweat card, giving Zakheim the added benefit of a flush draw.The flush didn't come. However, the
spiked the river like a magical sword of death. Nikos Alafogiannis was visibly frustrated with the outcome as he slowly backed away from the table. With that, the man with the difficult-to-spell name is headed for the exit, just shy of an in-the-money finish.
Level: 14
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
