2007 World Series of Poker

Event 14 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day: 1
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Event Info

2007 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Prize
$146,987
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$539,175
Entries
395
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Juanda's Found a Friend

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John Juanda
John Juanda
The same opponent that lost to John Juanda's full house with a flush got involved in another hand with John and you could practically see the steam coming off the top of his head. Showing A-Q-10-9 and having bet on every street, John's opponent fired off one more bet on the river that sent John to the tank. Looking his nemesis in the eye, John considers his past with this player and makes the call with a meager pair of nines. His opponent says "Ace high," and tosses his cards into the muck.

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15-Minute Break

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Players are now on a 15-minute break. When play resumes, the betting structure will be as follows:

Ante: 10
Low Card: 15
Completion: 50
Limits: 50-100

Smallest Field So Far?

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The field is currently estimated to be about 368 players, which is down from 478 entries last year. The small pool of players can be attributed to the $5,000 World Championship Pot Limit Hold'em tournament, running concurrently with the 7 Card Stud Event, which attracted an impressive group of poker's biggest names. We'll provide you with the official count as soon as we have the number.

Official Entry Count: 395

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The tournament staff has just announced that 395 players bought in to today's event, creating a prize pool of $539,175.

The top 40 finishers will be paid, with first place worth $146,987. 40th will receive $3,612.

Tony G Brought His A-Game

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Holding two pair, 4's and 5's, Tony G correctly called an unknown player's river bet, assuming his opponent missed his straight and flush draws. Tony's read was spot on, and he scooped up a big pot. He currently has around 3,800 chips.

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