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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
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,791,970
Total Entries
2,778
Level
24
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 2,778
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Anna Wroblewski is eliminated a few minutes later in 65th place, earning $8,722.
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.
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.
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.
. 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.
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.
, 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.
80. Edward Ross - $7,205
79. Nicholas Rainey - $7,205
The next jump in prize money is $8,722 for 72nd place.
. 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 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.
