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Susie was the last woman to be eliminated from the tournament. She picked up $6,178 in prize money for her 15th-place finish.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 51 - $1,000 S.H.O.E
Day: 2
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$664,300
Total Entries
730
Players Left 1 / 730
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Susie was the last woman to be eliminated from the tournament. She picked up $6,178 in prize money for her 15th-place finish.
The
board gave Clark, who held A-8, a pair of eights, while Maesano picked up a gutshot straight draw, holding K-J.The
on the river gave Maesano a straight and the checkmark for the hand, eliminating Clark from the competition.As Maesano revealed his cards, his supporters went crazy. Juliano graciously stood up from the table and shook Clark's hand before Clark exited the tournament area.
Clark picked up $6,178 for his 16th place finish.
The flop came
and all three players checked. The turn brought Duran's money card, the 
, as Duran held a pocket pair of sixes; the eight gave him a nine-high straight. Duran led out with a bet and both Davis and Matros called.The river card was the
, and again Duran led out with a bet. Raymond Davis was the only caller, as Matros decided to muck. When Duran revealed his sixes at the showdown, Davis mucked his cards in frustration and stepped away from the table.After the hand, here's how they stacked up:
Matros: 56,000
Davis: 103,000
Duran: 200,000
On a board showing
, Pat Poels made a bet on the river that was called by Scott Clark. Poels turned over Q-J for a straight, and Clark mucked his hand.Afterwards, Clark was left with 18,000 chips while Poels increased his stack to approximately 80,000.
Table 61:
1 Doug "Rico" Carli
2 Adam Geyer
3 Scott Clark
4 Chip Jett
5 Juliano Maesano
6 Michael Craig
7 Susie Genard
8 Pat Poels
Table 62:
1 Dao Bac
2 Matt Matros
3 Raymond Davis
4 David Duran
5 Vladimir Shchemelev
6 Imre Leibold
7 Lucky Liu
8 Eric Tomberlin
Their eliminations leave us with 16 players and two tables. The average chip stack is now $91,250.
Both players received $5,514 in prize money.
Sidenote: Michael Klarman started the day second to last in chips, out of 145 players.
This was only Thomas' second WSOP appearance; he played one event last year but failed to cash. Thomas, hailing from Westfield, NY, took home $5,514 for his 21st-place finish -- not bad for a second go around!
Shchemelev has since taken over the chip lead from Duran, and is currently sitting at 188,000 chips.
, against Davis' 
. Geyer bet the river and Davis called, after which Geyer revealed his ace-high flush; Davis mucked his cards.
After the hand, Geyer upped his chip stack to right around 60K, while Davis dropped to 80,000.
