Event 1 - $5,000 Mixed Holdem Day 1 | 2007 World Series of Poker

06-01-2007 15:31 UTC-7

Katz Scratches T.J. Cloutier

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T.J. Cloutier bets 150 under the gun and Aaron Katz checks. The flop is {3-Hearts}

and Katz bets 400. Cloutier calls. The turn is {6-Diamonds}

. Katz bets 1,000 and Cloutier folds A-10 face up. Katz shows {Q-Spades}

for the win.

Tags: T.J. Cloutier

06-01-2007 15:36 UTC-7

Imper1um Lays it Down

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Sorel "Imper1um" Mizzi makes it 325 in middle position and another player calls in the big blind. The flop is {A-Clubs}

and the other player checks. Imper1um makes it 375 and is called. The turn is {K-Spades}

and both players check. The river is {2-Clubs}

and Imper1um's opponent bets out 550. Imper1um folds.

Tags: Imper1um Sorel Mizzi

06-01-2007 15:40 UTC-7

Frank Kassela Builds Up His Stack

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Frank Kassela from Memphis started off today's event by knocking out Allen Cunningham and he hasn't stopped sending players to the rail. He called an 800 re-raise from the player on the button and check-called a 1,300 bet after a {K-Diamonds}

flop. Kassela bet 3,500 after the {2-Spades}

hit on the turn called when the other player moved all-in for about 4K more. Kassela had pocket Kings for the set while the other player had A-K and top two, and another deuce hit on the river to give Kassela another big helping of chips. His stack is now up around 27,000.

Tags: Frank Kassela

06-01-2007 15:42 UTC-7

Mark Teltscher Hooks Devilfish

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Mark Teltscher makes it 250 in middle position. Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott calls in the dealer spot. The flop is {8-Hearts}

and Teltscher bets 300. Devilfish calls. The turn is {6-Spades}

and both check. The river is {5-Clubs}

and Teltscher bets 600 and Devilfish calls after a long time. Teltscher shows A-K for the win and Devilfish is left with 5,400.

Tags: Dave Ulliott Devilfish Mark Teltscher

06-01-2007 15:43 UTC-7

Early Chipleader: Eric Cajelais

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Eric Cajelais just busted a player in a three-way pot worth about 7,000 when he flopped a set of sevens. That moved him to the top of the leaderboard with 38,000 in chips -- making him our unofficial chipleader for Event #1.

Tags: Eric Cajelais