2007 World Series of Poker
Event 49 - $1,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 2
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, Behling tabled 
and stood up."Don't stand up when you're in the lead," Mueller said. "You'll jinx yourself."
The


flop put Mueller in the lead. The
and
on the turn and river kept him there."You jinxed yourself," Mueller said helpfully, when the hand was over.
Level: 16
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000



Leandro Pimentel's opponent moved all in and he called with 
. The other player flopped trips with 
, but the
on the river failed to pair the board and that elimination boosted Pimentel's stack up to 340K.
That's the situation Thomas Middelthon found himself in after Alvan Silverberg pushed in all of his chips and Kao Saetern moved all in as well. Middelthon called with his

, Saetern showed 
, and Silverberg held 
.The




didn't give his opponents even a glimmer of hope, and that massive hand propelled Middelthon's stack to 530,000.

and was called by Cort Kibler-Melby with 
. The board helped neither player and Kibler-Melby's King-high sent Berman to the rail.

, the Grinder had 
. The 

flop missed both players but Mizrachi caught the
on the turn to take the lead, a lead he held for just a few seconds as the
spiked on the river to give Jordan the pot and end Mizrachi's day.
spiked on the river. The other player's friends went bersek on the rail as Vargo watched as the pot was pushed the other way.On the very next hand, Vargo moved in his last 16,000 with

and was called by a player holding...pocket Fours. And the flop came 

. Adding insult to injury (as if Vargo could've felt any worse), the turn and river came 
, giving him an utterly meaningless two pair.