Davidson Matthew Is Eliminated
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only to find his opponent held pocket Kings.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 19 - $2,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$2,329,900
Entries
1,013
Level
23
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
only to find his opponent held pocket Kings.
Jean-Robert Bellande and Gavin Smith Knocked Out on the Same Hand
, Gavin Smith called in the big blind with 
, and a early-position limper called them both with 
. And that player flopped a Jack that Smith and Bellande couldn't beat and sent them both out of the tournament.
John Juanda Busted When He Runs into Pocket Kings
against pocket kings. The board was no help, and Juanda was eliminated.
Arnold Spee, Mark Vos and Mike Sexton Have All Been Eliminated
Shirley Williams Triples Up
and was called by the player in the cutoff holding 
and the big blind with 
. The 
board gave Williams the pot and a 8350 stack.
J.J. Liu Takes Two Hands In a Row
The next hand she raised to 600 under the gun and Jeff Madsen moved all in for 1,600 total. Another player called, as did Liu, and the saw a flop of
. Liu pushed, the other player folded and this time it was Liu who held pocket Jacks. Madsen had A-Q, didn't catch on the turn or river, and was eliminated. Liu now has 8,300.
Lee Watkinson Wins a Monster Pot
. The player first to act bet 600, and Watkinson, holding 
, called a 1,000 bet with his straight flush draw. After the big blind folded the
turned and this time Watkinson called a 2,000 bet. The hit on the river and after another 2,000 bet Watkinson raised to 6K. The other player moved in and Watkinson took some time to think things through before making the call. His opponent had flopped a set of Kings but the heart on the river gave Watkinson the flush and the pot. He's now sitting with a 41,000 stack.
Kirk Morrison is Eliminated
and was insta-called. Morrison shows 6-8 for a pair and a straight draw, but his opponent shows J-T for the nut straight. The turn and river were 
,
Players on a 15-Minute Break
Allen Cunningham Won't Go Back-to-Back
The dealer said, "When you win the tournament three days from now, remember that hand."
But a second bracelet wasn't meant to be for Cunningham, at least not in today's event. He moved in again with Q-8 and was called by A-3, and this time the board brought no help. Cunningham will have to console himself with the bracelet he won last night.