, and all three players check. The turn card is the 
, Fineman checks, Holmes checks, Shak bets 375,000, and the other two players fold. Shak takes the pot to the applause of her husband, Dan Shak.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 28 - $3,000 No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$3,000
Prize Pool
$2,282,520
Entries
827
Level
22
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 827
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, and all three players check. The turn card is the , Fineman checks, Holmes checks, Shak bets 375,000, and the other two players fold. Shak takes the pot to the applause of her husband, Dan Shak.
Seat 3 - Ben Fineman - 1,025,000
Seat 4 - Dustin Holmes - 900,000
Seat 5 - Jason Song - 465,000
Seat 8 - Shankar Pillai - 550,000
Seat 10 - Beth Shak - 1,565,000
After about 30 seconds, Holmes moves all in, and Hellmuth immediately calls with
. Holmes shows 
. Hellmuth has the preflop lead, and he'll need it to hold up to stay alive. Hellmuth takes his standard walk over to Ivey (insurance?) before sitting in the stands with his wife to watch the board on the big screen.
The flop comes
, and the crowd groans as Holmes picks up a club flush draw. The turn card is the
, and Hellmuth retains the lead with king high. Holmes needs a queen, a jack, or any club to bust Hellmuth here. The river card is the --
, and the crowd cheers as Phil Hellmuth doubles up in chips. Hellmuth walks over to Ivey and says, "I owe you thirty more thousand ..."
Phil Ivey has already made two final tables at this WSOP, but he might make more money at this one. The announcer says, "Phil needs to finish in at least fourth place to break even with his side bets."
. Holmes shows 
, and he'll need to improve to stay alive. The flop comes
, and the crowd "oohs" as Holmes takes the lead with a pair of tens. The turn card is the
, and Fineman needs an ace on the river to bust Holmes here. The river card is the
, and Dustin Holmes doubles up with trip tens.
as he collects the chips.
, Shak moves all in, and Hellmuth calls all in for 305,000 with 
for a pair of tens. Shak shows 
for a pair of queens, and Hellmuth will need to improve to survive. Because Hellmuth is behind, there's no need to insurance from Phil Ivey. Besides, Hellmuth is suddenly in a much less jovial mood.
The turn card is the
, and Hellmuth needs an ace or a ten on the river if he wants to continue pursuit of his 12th bracelet today. The river card is the
, and Beth Shak wins the pot with a pair of queens. Hellmuth walks over to his wife for a moment before returning to the table to shake hands with the other players. Phil Hellmuth is eliminated in sixth place, earning $76,464 (minus what he lost in side bets to Phil Ivey). The next player eliminated will receive $100,431 for fifth place.
Seat 4 - Dustin Holmes - 1,325,000
Seat 5 - Jason Song - 380,000
Seat 8 - Shankar Pillai - 960,000
Seat 10 - Beth Shak - 2,045,000
. Song shows , and he's in a strong position to double up here. The board comes
, and Song's pocket queens hold up to win the pot, and he doubles up in chips.
