. Brenes shows 
, and he'll need to win the hand to stay alive. The board comes
, and Brenes wins the pot with two pair, aces and threes, to win the pot and double up to over 115,000 in chips.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 19 - $2,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 2
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$2,329,900
Entries
1,013
Level
23
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 1013
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. Brenes shows , and he'll need to win the hand to stay alive. The board comes
, and Brenes wins the pot with two pair, aces and threes, to win the pot and double up to over 115,000 in chips.
. Porter shows J-J, and he'll need it to hold up to stay alive. The board comes
, and Porter takes the pot with his pocket jacks, doubling up to over 100,000.
, Outhred checks, Gilsdorf bets 40,000, and Outhred calls. The turn card is the 
, Outhred checks, Gilsdorf bets 40,000, Outhred raises to 100,000, Gilsdorf moves all in, and Outhred folds. Gilsdorf picks up a pot worth over 360,000.
, Hattery checks, Ladines bets 60,000, Safieddine calls, and Hattery folds. The turn card pairs the board with the 
, Ladines moves all in, and Safieddine calls all in for 147,000 with 
for trip sixes. Ladines shows 
, and he needs a queen on the river. The last card is the
, and Francois Safieddine doubles up to about 515,000.
Phenix mentions that they made the final table together in the Ladies Event at San Diego Rincon earlier this year. At the time, they were trying to negotiate a deal for who gets the money, and who gets the prize ring. Unfortunately, the other players at the table had objections to that deal (which would leave them nothing), and neither of the sisters won the event.
Now that her sister is playing for a bracelet, Phenix still wants to talk about a deal. "Denise, if you win, do I get the money, or the bracelet?"
, and both players check. The turn card is the , Outhred bets 55,000, and Matusow calls. The river card is the 
, Outhred checks, and Matusow checks behind. Outhred shows the nuts -- 
for the ace-high flush. Matusow mucks, saying he had a king.
against Francois Safieddine's 
. The board comes , and Safieddine wins the hand with ace high. John Roveto is eliminated in 17th place, earning $16,775.
Matusow has apparently mentioned the possibility of boycotting the sequestered final table, and asking the other final tablists to do the same. (This assumes that he makes it to the final nine, of course.)
. Zand shows 
, and he needs to improve to survive. The board comes
, and Grospellier pairs his ace on the flop to win the hand. Mark Zand is eliminated in 18th place, earning $16,775.After the hand, Grospellier has 512,000 in chips.
, and she'll need to improve to survive. The board comes
-- Molloy flops a pair, turns two pair, and rivers an ace-high flush to win the pot and double up to over 230,000 in chips.
