Rehne Pedersen Doubles the Easy Way
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much to the dismay of the button who was dominated with 
. A queen flopped, but Pedersen's aces were still good at showdown. Pedersen is now working with 23,000 in chips.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 1c
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$59,784,954
Entries
6,358
Level
36
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
100,000
much to the dismay of the button who was dominated with . A queen flopped, but Pedersen's aces were still good at showdown. Pedersen is now working with 23,000 in chips.
Moneymaker Gifted
J-Q-K-6-K
Chris Moneymaker bets the river and an opponent goes all in over the top with 10-10. Moneymaker calls with 9-10 and the low end of the straight. The player is out and Moneymaker is at 44,000.
Kristy Gazes Has Been Eliminated
. The small blind moved all in and the big blind folded. The players turned their hands up...Gazes:
Small Blind:
Gazes needed help if she was going to see another hand in this year's Main Event. The turn was the
putting Gazes in a position to, at best, chop the pot. The river paired the board and Gazes headed to the rail.
Davood Mehrmand Eliminated
The Shark is Coming!
.The board filled out
and Humberto celebrated wildly as his opponent sat grimacing, waiting to find out whether or not Humberto had him completely covered; he indeed did."The shark is cooooming!" Brenes proclaimed, as he open and closed his arms, mimicking the jaws of a shark.
Brenes stacked up just over 50,000 worth of chips after the hand.
Bernard Lee Does Last Longer
In the first pot he raised his opponent's 7,000 flop bet to 15,000 and then released his hand when he was reraised another 10,000. After this hand he was down to 16,000 and one of the other players at the table offered him a last-longer bet.
The next hand saw him all in, holding
against 
and the rockets held up, putting his stack staight back to where it was.He should have taken the bet.
He's an Architect
On the flop, Jason Alexander bets 7,000 from early position and the cutoff player folds. Alexander shows a third ace and is up to 29,000.
Katja Thater Eliminated
dominated by her opponent's 
.She picked up a few outs on the flop of
.The turn
and river 
were not the queen she was looking for.
Phil Gordon Sends Another One Home
which had his opponent wincing as he turned over 
. Gordon made a set when the hit the turn and with no flush or straight outs, Gordon's opponent was drawing dead. With that pot, Phil Gordon now has 44,000 chips.
T.J. Cloutier's Rush Continues