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2007 WSOP Circuit Event - Lake Tahoe
WSOP Lake Tahoe Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2007 WSOP Circuit Event - Lake Tahoe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$677,700
Total Entries
142
Level
15
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 142
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One of Ken's friends is observing his table just a few feet away and asked Ken what happened to the other guy. Ken replied, "He dropped the F-bomb."
Rule #31 of the TDA states: A player who exposes his cards with action pending may incur a penalty, but will not have a dead hand. The penalty will begin at the end of the hand.
According to Churchill, one of the tournament directors was standing over his shoulder and witnessed him expose his hand before making the call, subsequently issuing the penalty. Churchill told us that he made the call and lost the hand; he has since returned to his table.
At the end of level six, players will take a 15-minute break and will return for one last level of play before calling it a night.
could not hold off Beisner's 
in a preflop all-in confrontation.Beisner made it 1,800 to go from the cutoff and Liebert reraised all in for a total of 7,175; Beisner called. The flop came K-J-9, giving Beisner top and bottom pair and Kathy was unable to get the help she would need to stay alive in the tournament.
J.C. made it 1,700 to go before the flop and his opponent called from the button. The flop came
and J.C. passed the first action to the button, who led out with a 1,700 bet of his own. J.C. responded with a raise, making it 4,000 to go, prompting the button player to min-raise, upping the ante to 8,000. J.C. quickly declared that he was all in and his opponent called, tabling the 
for the absolute nuts; J.C. revealed 
for second-best.
Kathy Liebert is down to 6,000 in chips.
There are currently 54 players remaining on six tables. The average chip stack is 26,296.
Meanwhile, just a couple tables away, Michael Banducci has chipped up to 75,000 and is beginning to take control of his table. He is currently the tournament's dominant chip leader.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
, Chris Ferguson passed the first action to J.C. Tran, who led out with a 2,500 bet. Employing his trademark patient, yet deliberate routine, "Jesus" made the call.The river brought the
and again, Ferguson checked to Tran, who rapped the table behind. Ferguson tabled pocket jacks which were good enough to take down the pot, upping his chip count to 28,100 at the break.At the break, I asked Chris how J.C.'s presence changes the dynamic of the table and he had this to say (paraphrased): "Having J.C. at the table definitely changes the dynamic . . . though he hasn't been as active today as he usually is. You know, it's interesting -- he won a lot of his chips today by picking off bluffs."
