Judah Flushes Tony G's Plans for a Three-Event Wednesday
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2007 World Series of Poker
Event 32 - $2,000 Seven Card Stud
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$387,660
Entries
213
David Chiu: Short-Stack Artist
The secret to Chiu's success? "I never give up," said David of his impressive mini-comeback.
Level 6
Low Card: $50
Completion: $200
Limits: $200-$400
Kessler Returns from the Dead
His most recent push came when he made three sixes against an opponent's two pair (jacks and fours). We'll keep you up-to-date on Kessler's crafty comeback.
McManus Writing the Rules on Table 57
, McManus fired a 300 bet on the river, which led his opponent to muck 
.After the hand, McManus' stack grew to 6,700.
Humberto Brenes Eliminated
Humberto was eliminated from the tournament on the hand.
Marcel Luske Busts Captain Tom Franklin
, Luske bet on both fifth and sixth streets, and again on the river, in a three-way pot against Captain Tom Franklin and an unknown opponent.Captain Tom, who was all in on fifth street, showed
, while the other player in the hand held 
.At showdown, Luske turned over
for a full house and both of his opponents mucked. Captain Tom was eliminated on the hand and Luske upped his chip count to 16,000.
Chip Reese Stacking Them Up
Commonly referred to as a "pro's pro," Chip is widely regarded as one of, if not the best, all-around poker players in the history of the game.
Chip was the youngest player ever to be inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame (1991), and remains so today.
Tournament Update
Speaking of Tony G, he's fulfilled two of the three conditions necessary to complete his "quest" of playing in three events tomorrow. At last count, Tony was down to his last 2,150 chips, so he'll need to make a big turnaround to make a run at tomorrow's Seven Stud final table.
Shuffle Up and Deal