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72: Jason Adler
73: Brian Lamanna
74: David Colclough
75: Steve Zolotow
76: Phillip Lowery
77: Martin Miller
78: Michael Spiegel
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
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Level
19
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 0
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72: Jason Adler
73: Brian Lamanna
74: David Colclough
75: Steve Zolotow
76: Phillip Lowery
77: Martin Miller
78: Michael Spiegel
Chan made it 3,600 to go before the flop holding pocket queens. Tehan reraised to 7,500, after which Chan bumped it up again to 21,000.
Tehan immediately said, "All in," sending Chan into the tank. After running the math in his head, Chan made the call and was pleased to see Tehan turn over pocket fives.
The board came jack high, and Chan's queens held up, earning him the pot and the chip lead; he now has over 200,000 chips.
Tehan dropped to 60,000 on the hand.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
, Garland Walters counted and recounted his chips before finally making the call with 
. His opponent, facing potential elimination, reluctantly flips over a pair of jacks and has to sweat out two more cards.
The turn brought the
and you could practically hear the surrounding players thinking out loud, hoping for an ace or a spade on the river. Sure enough, the 
fell on the river and the bubble player graciously shook Garland's hand before walking out of the tournament area.
. Greenstein, in the big blind, bets 4,000 and makes it 8,000 to go. Without hesitation, Greenstein reraises to 27,000. His opponent goes into the tank and eventually folds the hand.After the fold, Greenstein shows
and smiles.
Nam turned over
and was in good shape against his opponent's 
. The board came 
, increasing Le's stronghold on the hand. The 
on the turn cemented the pot for Nam, who eliminated his opponent from the tournament.For dramatic effect, the
fell on the river, while everyone watching let out a collective "Ooooh!" as the big blind would've made the best hand on the river, had he called the preflop bets.Nam Le now has almost 20,000 chips; the pot significantly improved his chances of making the money.
