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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
Recent Eliminations
84. Michael Banducci - $6,067
83. Peter Sullivan - $6,067
82. Walter Remaley - $6,067
The remaining 81 players are guaranteed at least $7,205. The next jump in prize money is $8,722 for 72nd place.
Action Bob Hwang Busts Someone
. Hwang shows 
. The board comes
, and there was almost a diamond flush on the board to chop the pot (neither player had a diamond). But Hwang's queens hold up to win the pot, and he busts his opponent as his chip stack climbs to 90,000.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Sorel Mizzi vs. Chipleader John Kranyak
, Sorel Mizzi bets 17,500 into a 20,000 pot, and John Kranyak calls from the button. The turn card is the 
, Mizzi bets 27,000, and Kranyak folds. After the hand, Mizzi is up to 185,000, while Kranyak drops to 280,000.
Rodeen Talebi Doubles Through Julian Lefevre
against Julian Lefevre's 
. The board comes 
, and Talebi's pocket eights hold up to win the pot. Talebi doubles up to about 82,500 in chips.
Recent Eliminations
89. Andrew Kelsou - $6,067
88. Marc Lome - $6,067
87. Eric Strong - $6,067
86. Jesper Hoog - $6,067
The next jump in prize money is $7,205 for 81st place.
Recent Eliminations
98. Dimitrios Koutougos - $5,309
97. Raymond Luysterborghs - $5,309
96. Alex Jacob - $5,309
95. Christian Zetzche - $5,309
94. Ronald Faltinsky - $5,309
93. Peter Nifakes - $5,309
92. Steven Boe Simmons - $5,309
91. Stephen Mills - $5,309
The remaining 90 players are guaranteed at least $6,067.
Sorel Mizzi Building a Bigger Stack
. His opponent has 
, and Mizzi is dominated. The board comes
, and Mizzi takes the pot with a queen-high flush to bust his opponent. Mizz increases his stack to about 120,000. A few hands later, another player is all in with Q-Q against Mizzi's K-K. The better pair holds up for Mizzi, and he busts another on his way to 160,000 chips.
Alex Jacob Eliminated in 96th Place ($5,309)
The board comes 9-8-7-A-Q, and Sandomire takes the pot with a pair of aces. Alex Jacob is eliminated in 96th place, arning $5,309.