Event 24 - $3,000 Seven Card Stud Hi Lo | 2007 World Series of Poker

06-16-2007 16:12 UTC-7

Hand #35

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Hand #35 - Thor Hansen takes the antes and bring in by completing to 10,000 with a 10 showing. He shows another underneath for a split pair of tens as he collects the chips.

06-16-2007 16:11 UTC-7

Hand #34

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Hand #34 - Thor Hansen takes the antes and bring in by completing to 10,000 with an ace showing.

06-16-2007 16:10 UTC-7

Hand #33

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Hand #33 - Dutch Boyd bets fourth street, showing A-4, and John Harkness folds 4-J. Boyd takes the pot.

06-16-2007 16:09 UTC-7

Hand #32

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Hand #32 - Eli Elezra and John Harkness take a hand to seventh street. Elezra shows a queen-high straight for the high, and Harkness shows a 7 low to split the pot.

06-16-2007 16:07 UTC-7

Hand #31

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Hand #31 - Eli Elezra takes the pot on third street.

06-16-2007 16:07 UTC-7

Hand #30 - George Hardie is all in on sixth street showing 8-7-3-2 against John Harkness's 8-7-3-2. Hardie has a pair of eights and a low draw, and Harkness has a pair of queens, a flush draw, and a low draw.

The last card is a 5 for Hardie, giving him an 8 low, and Harkness doesn't improve. They split the pot.

06-16-2007 16:04 UTC-7

Updated Chip Counts

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Seat 1 - Dutch Boyd - 225,000
Seat 2 - George Hardie - 45,000
Seat 3 - Eli Elezra - 180,000
Seat 4 - David Sklansky - 260,000
Seat 5 - Scotty Nguyen - 347,000
Seat 6 - John Harkness - 140,000
Seat 7 - Thor Hansen - 72,000

06-16-2007 16:03 UTC-7

Hand #29

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Hand #29 - John Harkness bets on fifth street showing A-3-4, and Dutch Boyd folds J-10-K. Harkness takes the pot.

06-16-2007 16:01 UTC-7

Hand #28

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Hand #28 - Dutch Boyd takes the pot on fourth street.

06-16-2007 16:01 UTC-7

Hand #27

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Hand #27 - Four players see the hand to fifth street, with Scotty Nguyen leading the action. Nguyen bets fifth street, Thor Hansen calls, George Hardie folds, and Eli Elezra folds. Nguyen bets sixth street showing 6-5-4-6, and Hansen calls all in showing 2-4-5-5. Nguyen shows the case five for two pair, sixes and fives. It holds up for the high, and Hansen makes a 6 low to split the pot.