Event 11 - $5,000 Seven Card Stud Day 2 | 2007 World Series of Poker

Level: 17

Blinds: 8,000/16,000

Ante: 2,000

06-07-2007 23:39 UTC-8

Andy Black Sighting

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Andy Black has walked over to railbird the action in Event #11.

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06-07-2007 23:50 UTC-8

Oppenheim's Three-Hour Massage

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David Oppenheim paid $320 for a three-hour massage. It must have worked because he was the first player to pass the 300K mark. He's up to 340K.

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06-07-2007 23:52 UTC-8

Ted Lawson Likes Broadway

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Ted Lawson's Broadway straight was enough to beat out Mike Wattel's two pair. Lawson is now up to 160K.

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06-07-2007 23:56 UTC-8

Barbara Lewis On Life Support

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Barbara Lewis was at 2,500 before she won a pot against Theo Jorgensen to increase her stack to 15K. Her pair of Aces beat out his pair of twos.

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06-08-2007 00:07 UTC-8

Oppenheim Wins a Monster Pot

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Ted Lawson: {4-Clubs}

David Oppenheim: {J-Clubs}

Lawson bet 12K on the river and Oppenheim raised to 24K.

"Oh my God," said Lawson.

He called with two pair -- Queens and Jacks. Oppenheim flipped over 5-3 for a straight.

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06-08-2007 00:09 UTC-8

Barbara Lewis Eliminated in 12th Place ($12,267)

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Barbara Lewis was all in by 4th street. Her pair of 8s could not hold up against Phil Ivey's two pair on board of 6-6-7-7-3-3-8.

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06-08-2007 00:11 UTC-8

Ralph Levine Eliminated in 11th Place ($12,267)

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Ralph Levine was busted by Theo Jorgensen. Levine's pair of Queens could not beat Jorgensen's trips.

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06-08-2007 00:13 UTC-8

Ted Lawson Likes Rolled Up Eights

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Ted Lawson's rolled up 8s took down a big pot against David Oppenheim. He's up to 170K while Oppenheim slipped to 300K.

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06-08-2007 00:20 UTC-8

Jerrod Ankenman Eliminated in 10th Place ($13,536)

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Jerrod Ankenman could not come from behind to beat David Oppenheim's two pair -- 10s and 8s.

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