He elected to fold his hand, face-up: pocket kings!
When the cards were rolled his instinct was justified, with one player having queens, but Hasan Habib rolled over the
!The board came all low cards and Hasan took it down.
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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He elected to fold his hand, face-up: pocket kings!
When the cards were rolled his instinct was justified, with one player having queens, but Hasan Habib rolled over the
!The board came all low cards and Hasan took it down.
Friedman thinks for five minutes and finally folds. The Matador has 265,000.
Preflop, a player in early position raises to 7,500 and Gus Hansen calls. On the flop, the EP checks and Hansen bets 9,100. EP raises an additional 35,900 and Hansen calls. On the turn, EP bets 44,500 and Hansen is all in. EP folds, throwing his cards on the table face-up:
. Hansen is up to 558,000.
. King moved all in and was quickly called. The players showed...King:
Opponent
King failed to improve and headed for the rail.
On a flop of
Daniel bet out 12,000. Ryan Mclean was next to act and he moved all in, for more than what Daniel had. Daniel went into the tank for a long time, working out how much was in the pot and whether he had enough chips to play on if he folded. Eventually he made the call, showing
. Ryan had him in bad shape, he'd flopped top set holding 
.The turn was the
leaving Daniel only a nine to make a straight and keep him alive.The river was not a nine, the
in fact. And that's the end of Kid Poker's 2007 Main Event.
The big blind checked and Olson bet 13,000. Turner called and the big blind got out of the way. It was heads-up to the turn card, which came the
. Olson again bet, this time 40,000. Turner again looked him up. The river brought the . Olson fired 50,000. Turner made the call. Olson showed 
for the straight. Turner exposed the before mucking. This pot now has Olson at 400,000 and Turner slipping to 123,000 in chips.
held up against his opponent's . Gavin is up to 175000.
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The opponent checks to Darrell "Gigabet" Dicken on the flop and turn, Gigabet bets and the opponent calls. On the river, the opponent leads out for 70,000. Gigabet calls and shows
. The opponent mucks, saying "King high." Gigabet is up to 230,000.
