Anna Wroblewski Eliminated in 65th Place ($8,722)
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Anna Wroblewski is eliminated a few minutes later in 65th place, earning $8,722.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 38 - $1,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,791,970
Entries
2,778
Level
24
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Anna Wroblewski is eliminated a few minutes later in 65th place, earning $8,722.
Erica Schoenberg
against Erica Schoenberg's 
in the big blind. The board comes 
, and Schoenberg flops a pair of queens to win the pot and bust her opponent. Erica Schoenberg is now up to about 180,000 in chips.
John Kranyak Increases His Chip Lead
Kranyak calls the all-in bet and shows
, and the player on the button shows 
. Mizzi claims that he folded A-K as well. The board comes
, and Kranyak's pocket tens hold up to win the pot, eliminating his opponent. John Kranyak now has about 400,000 in chips.
George Dunst II Eliminated in 72nd Place ($8,722)
against Ryan Osborne's 
. The board comes 
, and Osborne flops a set of kings to win the pot, increasing his stack to 134,000. George Dunst II is eliminated in 72nd place, earning $8,722.
Edward Moncada Eliminated in 75th Place ($7,205)
. Moncada shows 
, and he'll need to improve to stay alive. The board comes 8-5-2-7-10, and Kimber's pocket queens hold up to win the pot, increasing his stack to 276,000.
Edward Moncada is eliminated in 75th place, earning $7,205.
Recent Eliminations
77. Timothy Jaxon - $7,205
76. Adam Bondra - $7,205
75. Edward Moncada - $7,205
74. Dominic Canicosa - $7,205
73. Frank Lin - $7,205
The remaining 72 players are guaranteed at least $8,722. The next jump in prize money is $10,618 for 63rd place.
'Action' Bob Hwang Eliminated in 78th Place ($7,205)
, and it's a race situation. The board bricks out, and 'Action' Bob Hwang is out of action (those were his words, not mine). Hwang is eliminated in 78th place, earning $7,205.
Recent Eliminations
80. Edward Ross - $7,205
79. Nicholas Rainey - $7,205
The next jump in prize money is $8,722 for 72nd place.
Kathy Liebert Takes a Hit
. Her opponent shows 
, and it's a race situation. The board comes
, and neither player has a spade in their hand, so the pocket fours hold up. Kathy Liebert drops down to about 47,000 in chips.
Erica Schoenberg Moves Up the Leaderboard
, Erica Schoenberg bets 11,000 from the small blind, and the player on the button calls. The turn card is the , Schoenberg moves all in, and her opponent folds. Schoenberg takes the pot, and she now has about 160,000 in chips.