2007 World Series of Poker

Event 51 - $1,000 S.H.O.E
Day: 2
Event Info

2007 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
47
Prize
$157,975
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$664,300
Entries
730

New Game

For the next half hour, players will be playing Seven Card Stud 8-or-better, with the following limits:

Ante: 1500
Low Card: 2000
Limits: 600-1200

Leibold Steals One from Maesano, Silencing the Brazilian's Entourage

Just before the game switched to Stud 8-or-Better, Imre Leibold took a very large Omaha 8-or-better pot away from Juliano Maesano on the river.

Maesano's pocket aces led the entire way, as the board filled out {4-Spades}{8-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}{5-Clubs}. Imre held pocket queens and spiked a third one on the river to make a set, giving him the checkmark for the hand.

Juliano's fans grew silent as Leibold raked in the massive pot. Here's how both players stood after the hand:

Leibold: 90,000
Maesano: 140,000

Tags: Imre LeiboldJuliano Maesano

Michael Craig Shares the Wealth

Craig just gave out a couple of copies of the recently-released poker strategy book he edited, called: "The Full Tilt Poker Strategy Guide: Tournament Edition." The book features segments written by a number of well-known pros, including but not limited to, Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, Ted Forrest, and Andy Bloch.

"I learned a lot editing this book," Craig said.

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Michael Craig Surging

Michael Craig
Michael Craig
Michael Craig just took down a huge three-way pot, making eights full of fours against David Duran and Pat Poels.

Craig now has almost 200,000 chips and has moved to the top of our leader board.

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Chip Jett Gaining Momentum

Chip Jett's Got His Game Face On
Chip Jett's Got His Game Face On
After having been down to as little as 50,000 at the last break, Chip Jett has since doubled up and doesn't appear to be slowing down the least bit.

He now has right around 115,000 chips.

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Chip Exchange

We've witnessed the action pick up a little bit over the past five minutes on both tables.

At table 61, Adam Geyer won a very large pot against David Duran, which left Duran with only 25,000 chips. The hand hoisted Geyer into the chip lead with 290,000 chips.

On table 62, Imre Leibold won a monster by way of Eric Tomberlin, making two pair (aces and nines). Leibold is now at 155,000 chips while Tomberlin dropped to 87,000 on the hand.

Tags: Adam Geyer