2007 World Series of Poker

Event 41 - $1,000 Seniors No Limit Holdem
Day: 1
Event Info

2007 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Prize
$348,423
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$1,712,620
Entries
1,882
Level Info
Level
21
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000

Miami John Multi-Tabling

Miami John Cernuto has temporarily left the field to rejoin the $1.5K Mixed Hold'em event in its second day. He leaves the Senior's field with about 5,800 chips and says he will return to the Seniors events on breaks.

The Roller Coaster Continues

Down to just 500 in chips a few hands ago, Men "The Master" Nguyen is now up to over 4,000, thanks to a couple of big hands. After chipping up a bit he open-pushed under the gun with {5-Diamonds}{6-Diamonds} and was called by a player with {A-Clubs}{4-Diamonds}. Nguyen spiked a 5 on the flop and his pair held up to boost his stack to 2,000.

A few hands later "The Master" called a 500 raise along with two other players and, when the flop came {9-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}, moved all-in. The other players folded and Nyguen now sits with 4,000.

Tags: Men "The Master" Nguyen

Level: 5

Blinds: 150/300

Ante: 25

Aces, Always Aces

Men "The Master" Nguyen has just been eliminated, and guess what? He ran into Aces again! After Nguyen raised to 800 with {J-Hearts}{10-Hearts} the player in the small blind re-raised to 1750. and Nguyen called. The flop came {K-Spades}{3-Hearts}{Q-Clubs} and when the small blind moved in Men called with his open-ended straight draw.

And found that, once again, he was up against Aces. And, again, he wasn't able to crack those Aces the way his own pair of bullets were cracked early on. And that ended Men "The Master's" eventful afternoon.

Tags: Men "The Master" Nguyen

R.C. Sadler Hits Jackpot with Set of Aces

A player pushed all-in from under-the-gun, R.C. Sadler called from middle postion, along with a late position player and the small blind. The small blind had A-K, UTG had J-J, Sadler had A-A and the late position player had Q-Q. All was quiet as the board came 5-4-9-A-7. Now that was a hand to watch unfold. Stiff competion, but the aces not only held up, but "turned" into a set. What more could you ask for? After the hand, Sadler was up to 22,000.

Tags: R.C. Sadler