Cunningham bet 4,000 and his opponent called. The turn came the
. Both players checked. The river came the 
and Cunningham pushed out 1,500. His opponent called and Cunningham showed 
. His opponent mucked and Allen now has 58,000 chips.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 1c
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$59,784,954
Entries
6,358
Level
36
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
100,000
Players Left 1 / 6,358
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Cunningham bet 4,000 and his opponent called. The turn came the
. Both players checked. The river came the and Cunningham pushed out 1,500. His opponent called and Cunningham showed . His opponent mucked and Allen now has 58,000 chips.
Right now, Cloutier is hanging on at 13,000, because just before the last break, he had A-Q versus 8-8 and an eight fell on the flop.
Preflop, Chris "Jesus" Ferguson bets 2,300 and Ishak Noyan shoves for his last 700. Ferguson has
and Noyan has 
and is out.
On the turn, Moneymaker bets 3,000 and the opponent calls. They check the river and the opponent turns over A-8. Moneymaker mucks and is down to 20,000.
The flop of
looked pretty good to Chad, who was holding 
. His opponent moved all in and Chad made the call in a heartbeat. His opponent had
and the 
on the turn meant Chad was drawing to a or 
to make a straight flush. Unfortunately for him the river was the
and his stack dropped down to 85,000.
The small blind led out for 2,500 and Cloutier pushed all in for 6,500 more. The small blind made the call and showed
. Cloutier was in trouble with his 
. The turn and river blanked for Cloutier who will have to wait until next year for another chance at a Main Event gold bracelet.
Players have come from all over the world representing their local casinos, bars, and home games -- and many of them are thriving; Tim Wright is one of those players.
Hailing from Cocoa Beach, Florida, Tim won his entry into the Main Event via a weekly Wednesday night tournament he plays in with nine of his close friends. The group maintains a point system throughout the course of the year and the winner earns the right to represent the rest of the group in "the big one."
Tim owns 20 percent of himself, while the rest of the group would divvy up the remaining 80 percent, should he make the money. This being Tim's first-ever WSOP event, he's making quite the splash and is amongst our Day 1c leaders, currently sitting with 123,000 in chips. He's got his entourage here for support and looks to make a strong push towards Day 2.
Chris Moneymaker and another player are all in on the flop. Moneymaker has J-J and the opponent has A-9. Moneymaker gets the straight and is back up to 62,000.
, Amnon made a small bet into a 6,300 pot, and was raised all in by his oponent to 24,900.Amnon thought for a while before announcing, "I think you have ****" and making the call.
Amnon rolled over
while his opponent had 
.The turn was the
and the river the giving Amnon's opponent top two pair and the opportunity to roar at the top of his lungs. Amnon was heard saying: " Don't go far."
