against Errol Blazyn's 
. The board comes 
, and Blazyn wins the pot with an ace-high flush. Noah Boeken is eliminated in 40th place, earning $15,578.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 47 - $2,000 No Limit Holdem
Day: 2
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$3,709,160
Entries
2,038
Level
20
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 2038
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against Errol Blazyn's . The board comes , and Blazyn wins the pot with an ace-high flush. Noah Boeken is eliminated in 40th place, earning $15,578.
Level: 16
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
, and Wroblewski shows . The board comes
, and Wroblewski's pocket aces hold up to win the pot. Cloutier is frustrated that his pocket queens would have won. Shayne Matyjas is elimianted in 43rd place, earning $15,578.
, Tilly bets 35,000, Pelton min-raises to 70,000, Tilly moves all in, and Pelton folds. Jennifer Tilly takes the pot, increasing her stack to about 250,000. Pelton drops down to about 245,000.
, and he's racing against Greenberger's 
. The flop comes 
, giving Greenberger the lead with a set of jacks, and Singer is trying to hit a gutshot straight draw. The last two cards are 
, and Greenberger takes the pot. David Singer is eliminated in 44th place, earning $15,578.
Things didn't work out that way, and Tilly lost the pot. She has dropped down to about 190,000.
53. John Brock Parker - $12,982
52. Jeffrey Siler - $12,982
51. Arkady Tsinis - $12,982
50. Jeppe Mikkelsen - $12,982
49. Stephen Etoch - $12,982
48. Andreas Hagen - $12,982
47. Bundhit Intachai - $12,982
46. John Tobias - $12,982
The remaining 45 players are guaranteed at least $15,578.
58. Benjamin Verushalaim - $10,571
57. Cesar Romero - $10,571
56. Michael Westmoreland - $10,571
55. Ali Eslami - $10,571
The top 54 players are guaranteed at least $12,982.
against T.J. Cloutier's . The board comes 
, and Cloutier win the pot with an ace-high straight. Jeppe Mikkelson is eliminated in 50th place, earning $12,982.
against Keegan O'Brien's . Page needs to improve to survive. The board comes 
, and O'Brien's kicker holds up to win the pot. Chris Page is eliminated in 54th place, earning $12,982.
