, and Karga Holt folds 
in the big blind. Gracz takes the blinds and antes.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 22 - $5,000 No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$3,012,700
Entries
640
Players Left 1 / 640
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, and Karga Holt folds in the big blind. Gracz takes the blinds and antes.
to Holt as he collects the pot. The holecam shows that Holt had 
.
. Schulman shows 
, and he's dominated as he faces elimination. The flop comes
, and Holt solidifies his lead with a pair of jacks. The turn card is the 
, and Schulman picks up a gut-shot straight draw, and needs a nine on the river to stay alive. The river card is -- the
! Schulman spikes a jack-high straight on the river to survive and double up in chips.
Seat 1 - William McMahon - 430,000
Seat 2 - Tex Barch - 275,000
Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 545,000
Seat 4 - Jan Sorensen - 750,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 765,000
Seat 6 - Maciek 'Michael' Gracz - 505,000
Seat 7 - Karga Holt - 680,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 1.7 million
Seat 9 - Nick Schulman - 980,000
Even with such a limited audience in the sequestered Bluff tent, there are two recognizable faces watching this final table from the inside -- legendary tournament director Matt Savage, and Jeff Cabanillas, who defeated Phil Hellmuth to win this event last year.
Binger:
Schulman:
. Gracz shows 
, and he'll need to improve. To make matters worse, the holecams show that Michael Binger folded a nine from the big blind. The board comes
, and Mackey rivers a set of queens to win the pot. Michael Gracz is eliminated in ninth place, earning $43,684. The next player eliminated will receive $60,254 for eighth place.
. Gracz shows , and he'll need to improve. To make matters worse, the holecams show that Michael Binger folded a nine from the big blind. The board comes
, and Mackey rivers a set of queens to win the pot. Michael Gracz is eliminated in ninth place, earning $43,684. The next player eliminated will receive $60,254 for eighth place.
Seat 2 - Tex Barch - 225,000
Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 300,000
Seat 4 - Jan Sorensen - 680,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 650,000
Seat 7 - Karga Holt - 650,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 2,320,000
Seat 9 - Nick Schulman - 1,075,000
. Binger shows 
, and he's in a dominant position to double up here. The board comes
, and Binger wins the pot with two pair, aces and jacks, to double up in chips.
