Hand #6
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2007 World Series of Poker
Event 3 - $1,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$4,092,270
Entries
2,998
Level
23
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Hand #7 - Bart Hanson Doubles Through Craig Crivello
, and Crivello calls the all-in dark bet with 
(ace high). Hanson shows 
(gut-shot straight draw), and he'll need to improve to survive.The turn card is the
, and Hanson picks up a flush draw, giving him plenty of additional outs, needing a deuce, a ten, or a spade. The river card is the
, and Bart Hanson wins the pot with a flush, doubling up in chips.
Level: 21
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
Blind Increase
Hand #8 - Andreas Krause Doubles Through Matt Vengrin
, and Krause holds 
. Krause will need to improve to stay alive. The flop comes
, and Krause needs an ace, a queen, or a runner-runner straight. The turn card is the 
, and Krause picks up his straight draw, needing an ace, a queen, or a five. The river card is the
, and Krause spikes his five-high straight on the river to stay alive and double up in chips.
Hand #9 - Matt Vengrin Eliminated in 9th Place ($43,378)
. Vengrin leads preflop with 
, and he'll need his hand to hold up to stay alive. The flop comes
, and Jacob takes the lead with a pair of queens. Vengrin needs an ace or something runner-runner to survive. The turn card is the
, the river card is the , and Alex Jacob takes the pot. Matt Vengrin is eliminated in 9th place, earning $43,378. The next player eliminated will earn $55,246 for eighth place.
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Hand #13 - Bart Hanson Eliminated in 8th Place ($55,246)
, and Krause has 
. It's a race situation, and Hanson will need to improve to survive. The flop comes
, and Hanson is in trouble. The turn card is the , and Hanson needs an ace on the river to stay alive. The river card is the
, and Andreas Krause wins the pot with a full house, fours full of queens. Bart Hanson is eliminated in 8th place, earning $55,246. The next player eliminated will receive $73,661 for seventh place.