, while Brown showed 
. The flop was 
, but the turn was the 
, making the small blind two pair. The river was the 
, and nearly 70K was shipped into the small blind's stack. After the hand Brown was down to 125,000.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 2b
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 / 6358
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, while Brown showed . The flop was , but the turn was the , making the small blind two pair. The river was the , and nearly 70K was shipped into the small blind's stack. After the hand Brown was down to 125,000.
, and both players check. The turn card pairs the baord with the , Watkinson checks, the button bets 22,500, Watkinson raises to 50,000, and the button folds. Lee Watkinson takes the pot, increasing his stack to about 200,000.
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Flop:
All the money went in on the flop between Greg DeBora and Taylor Caby. DeBora showed
while Caby showed 3-3. The turn was the 
, leaving DeBora drawing to a club. The 
on the river was exactly what DeBora was looking for and is now up to 84,000.
and Christian Abele raised enough to put him all in. "I guess I'm pot committed," Limor shrugged, as he called off the rest of his chips. Limor turned over 
and discovered he was well behind Abele's 
. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
, and Limor was eliminated from the Main Event.
. His opponent shows 
. The board comes
, and Hansen's queens hold up to win the pot, and Hansen sends his opponent to the rail. Gus Hansen is up to 330,000 in chips.
"I haven't screamed that loud since I had sex with my wife!" he said which got a few chuckles from everyone around him, including his wife who happened to be standing right behind him on the rail.
Sadly, Aram Zerounian's run at the WSOP is over. He busted out courtesy of a wicked beat by Weldon Jackson. Zerounian moved all in with
. Jackson called with 
. The flop was. The turn was the . Zerounian improved his hand with a set, but it also gave Jackson more outs with a gutshot. The river was the 
. Zerounian couldn't believe that his tournament life was over. Jackson rivered a Broadway straight as Zerounian headed to the rail to be consoled by his wife. Weldon Jackson increased his stack to 95,000 after that hand.
against J.C. Tran's in the cutoff. The board comes 
, and the small blind flops a higher pair and turns the nut flush to win the pot and double up in chips. J.C. Tran is down to about 188,000.
, and both players check. The turn card is the 
, Mortensen bets 10,000, his opponent moves all in for 30,700, and Mortensen calls . His opponent shows for a pair of kings. The river card is the
, and Mortensen loses to a pair of kings, dropping down to about 148,000 in chips.
