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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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, Liebert bets, and her opponent folds. The all-in player shows K-Q for two pair, but Liebert shows 
for the nut flush, with the royal flush draw. Her opponent needs a king or a queen to survive with a full house, but the last two cards are blanks, and he is eliminated. Kathy Liebert now has about 113,000 in chips.
. Olbrecht shows 
, and he's a favorite to double up. The board comes 
, and Olbrecht flops a set of kings to win the pot and double up to about 70,000 in chips. Wroblewski drops down to about 68,000. A few minutes later, Wroblewski is in a pot against Eric Hershler.
After a flop of
, Hershler checks from the small blind, the big blind checks, Wroblewski bets 6,000 from middle position, Hershler calls, and the big blind folds. The turn card is the , Hershler checks, Wroblewski bets 15,000, and Hershler folds. Wroblewski shows 
for a gutshot straight draw as she collects the pot. Anna Wroblewski is back up to about 89,500 in chips.
109. Michael Pietrzak - $4,740
108. Daniel Rumph - $4,740
107. Matthew Murphy - $4,740
106. Betty Siegelin - $4,740
105. Philip Sykes - $4,740
104. John Hom - $4,740
103. Thomas Ross - $4,740
102. Edward Holyoke - $4,740
101. Norman Gautron - $4,740
100. David Zeitlin - $4,740
The remaining 99 players are guaranteed at least $5,309. The next jump in prize money is $6,067 for 90th place.
against Julian Lefevre's 
. The board comes 
, and Lefevre spikes an ace on the river to win the pot with a pair of aces. Tom Ross is eliminated in 103rd place, earning $4,740. Julian 'The Daddy' Lefevre has increased his stack to about 224,000, and he looks like the chipleader at this point.
. Sykes catches a 10 on the flop to give himself some outs, but the board brings four spades, and Lefevre wins the pot with an ace-high flush. Philip Sykes is eliminated in 105th place, earning $4,740.
. His opponent shows 
, and it's a race situation. The board comes
, and the pocket fives hold up to win the pot. Men Nguyen drops down to about 105,000 in chips.
There are 110 players remaining, guaranteed at least $4,740. The next prize jump is for 99th place, which is worth $5,309. The prize money continues to increase every nine places after that (every time a table breaks).
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
