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

06-08-2007 00:24 UTC-8

Final Table Bubble

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We're down to nine players. One more elimination and we end play for the night.

06-08-2007 00:27 UTC-8

Oppenheim = 400K

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David Oppenheim scooped another big pot. His two pair -- Aces and Jacks -- were better than Mike Wattel's two pair. Wattel slipped to 146K while Oppenheim's stack is now at 440K.

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Level: 18

Blinds: 10,000/20,000

Ante: 2,000

06-08-2007 00:47 UTC-8

David Oppenheim - 430,000
Theo Jorgensen - 366,000
Pat Pezzin - 210,000
Oriane Teysseire - 182,000
Phil Ivey - 147,000
Mike Wattel - 146,000
Ted Lawson - 143,000
Chris Reslock - 101,000
Marco Traniello - 75,000

06-08-2007 00:58 UTC-8

Oppenheim Takes a Hit

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Oppenheim finally hit a wall. His 3s and 5s lost to Ted Lawson's trip 10s. Lawson increased his stack to 200K while Oppenheim slipped to 310K.

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06-08-2007 01:05 UTC-8

Marco Traniello Doubled Through David Oppenheim

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Marco Traniello's pair of Aces held up against David Oppenheim as he doubled up to 46K.

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06-08-2007 01:08 UTC-8

Theo Jorgensen Loses Chips

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Theo Jorgensen lost two consecutive pots, one to Pat Pezzin and the other to Phil Ivey. He slipped to 206K.

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06-08-2007 01:12 UTC-8

Marco Traniello Hanging Tough

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Shortstack Marco Traniello is hanging tough. He had only 24K left when he went to battle with Mike Wattel. Traniello had two 10s showing and Wattel couldn't beat that so he mucked. He's up to 84K.

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06-08-2007 01:13 UTC-8

Shifting Players

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There are two tables left, one with 5 players and the other with 4. Every twenty minutes, the tournament director sends one player to the four-handed table to keep the action fair.

06-08-2007 01:21 UTC-8

Still on the Final Table Bubble

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It's 2:20 a.m. in Las Vegas. It has been a long day at the World Series of Poker. Heads are stretching back and forth checking out each other's stacks. It's final table bubble time. Short stacks are the prey. Everyone wants to make it to the big show and the final table.

Marco Traniello has been the short stack for an hour and he's still hanging on.

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