2007 World Series of Poker

Event 30 - $2,500 No Limit Holdem 6 Handed
Day: 1
Event Info

2007 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k10
Prize
$515,065
Event Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Level Info
Level
19
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000

Eugene Todd's Favorite Hand

A player opens for 600 and is called by two players, including Eugene Todd, before Philippe Boucher in the small blind pushes all-in. Eugene Todd calls, saying "this is my favorite hand." His favorite hand is apparently {10-Spades}{9-Spades} Boucher has {A-Clubs}{Q-Hearts}. The flop of {A-Spades}{6-Diamonds}{4-Spades} gives Boucher top pair, but also gives Todd the flush draw. Like a mantra, Todd repeats "spade baby" until the river delivers the {8-Spades}.

Eugene Todd says, "Sorry kid" to which Boucher responds, "I'm not a kid." "Sorry adult," says Todd.

Erick Lindgren Doubles Up

Erick Lindgren limped from the small blind and the big blind checked. The flop was J-7-6. Lindgren checked, the big blind bet 200, Lindgren raised to 600, and the big blind called. The turn was a 5, Lindgren moved all in for 2,625 and the big blind called. Lindgren showed 6-7 for two pair and the big blind tabled J-4 for top pair and an open-ended straight draw. The river was a 2, missing the big blind's outs and Lindgren doubled up to 5,800.

Tags: Erick Lindgren

Chip Jett Doubles Up, Then Eliminated

The player UTG raised to 600 and Chip Jett called from the big blind. The flop was {9-Clubs}{7-Clubs}{2-Clubs}. Jett checked, the UTG player bet 1,000, Jett moved all in for 1475, and he called. Jett held {5-Clubs}{6-Clubs} while his opponent showed {A-Spades}{K-Spades}. The turn was the {9-Spades}, the river was the {6-Spades} and Jett doubled to 3,800.

On a subsequent hand, Jett moved all in on an {A-Spades}{6-Hearts}{5-Spades} flop with {K-Spades}{2-Spades} and was called by an opponent holding {Q-Diamonds}{6-Clubs}. The turn was the {5-Clubs}, the river was the {4-Clubs}, and Jett was eliminated.

Tags: Chip Jett

Mikael Thuritz Has Been Eliminated

On a flop of K-Q-Q Mikael Thuritz bets out and is smooth called by Jerrod Ankenman. On a 7 turn, Thuritz bets out 1000 and again is called by Ankenman. On a 10 river, Ankenman leads out with a bet of 2025 (the exact amount to put Thuritz all-in) and Thuritz calls. Mikael Thuritz shows down pocket aces and Jerrod Ankenman shows K-Q for the flopped boat.

Table 48

Andrew Webking is one of the few players to money three times already at the WSOP this year. Today he's sharing a table with Johnny Chan and Jean Gaspard.

Level: 3

Blinds: 100/200

Ante: 0

Michael Craig: From Victim to Victimizer

During the break, we caught up with author Michael Craig. He said on the 7th hand of the event, he had his aces cracked and lost half his stack. He said he was feeling a little victimized - that is until he cracked someone's kings with Q-10. "I thought he was making a move," he said sheepishly. Michael Craig now has 17,000 chips.