Level: 20
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 17 - $1,000 Ladies No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Level
20
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 0
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under the gun, and was called by Randi Calabro with 
. The flop brought some help 
for Mindy, but the turn and river brought no further help, and "All In Mindy" was all out. Mindy spoke more than anyone at the final table, so now we have a tight AND quiet final table to look forward to. Mindy won $28,086 for her pushing.
on a flop of 
. Frauke puts the rest of her small stack in with an open-ended straight draw, and Sally makes the call. The turn 
leaves Frauke with eight outs, and when the 
hits on the river, Frauke jumps up and down over and over with glee at hitting her card. When things calm down, Frauke has doubled through the chip leader, but is still short.
, and got picked off by Anne Heft, who woke up with 
. No ace, no draws, and no help came for Frauke, who came all the way from Germany just to play in this tournament, was out in sixth place. Frauke can fly back to Germany and tell her friends that she was the chip leader entering the final table at the women's event of the WSOP, and then buy them many Steins of beer with the $37,448 she won for sixth place.
ran into Anne Heft's 
. The flop brought Katja some outs for a chop when it came 
. The turn, 
, didn't help but did bring more outs for a chop -- but alas it was not meant to be as the river was the 
. Katja was by far the most agressive and skilled of the final table participants, but ultimately...just couldn't fade the cards. Katja Thater -- fifth place -- $49,151. We will see more of Katja down the road.
, and ran into Kathleen Gliva, who called for all her chips with 
. The board came jack high with only one club, and after losing one player in four hours, we lost our third player in five hands. Kathleen Gliva, fourth place -- $70,216
, and Randi Calabro insta-called when she looked down at 
. The flop decided it all when it came 
and Randi was out of a job and out of the tournament. Randi appealed to anyone who wanted to hire her in the Orlando area to do so...
Anne Heft 1.6 million
Sally Anne Boyer 985,000
Anne Heft sort of hung around, and hung around, and kept about an average stack going throughout the slow stages of this final table, and in what seemed like a flash, she suddenly had her opponent outchipped pretty seriously.
