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2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 2b
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
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For My Next Act!
Binger held A-K, Haxton had K-10, so a suckout it would take for Haxton to stay in the Main Event. And suck out he did--the flop came down
, and Haxton hit another Ten on the river to add insult to injury. He's now up to 65,000.
Fabrice Soulier Doubles Through Lee Watkinson
, Lee Watkinson moves all in, and Fabrice Soulier calls with 
for a set of sixes. Watkinson shows Q-Q for an overpair, and he'll need to improve to bust Soulier. The last two cards are
, and Soulier wins the pot, doubling up to 220,000. Watkinson drops to 96,000.
Jesse Chinni Likes Broadway
. Holding the nuts with 
, he raised to 50,000. "All-in" said his opponent. Chinni quickly called and tabled his Broadway straight, while his opponent turned over T-T for a set. The
hit the river and Chinni took down the monster pot. Chinni was up to 240,000 after the hand.
Gus Hansen Likes 420
Hansen just won another pot. He's among the chip leaders and sitting on a stack worth 420,000.
Although Gus Hansen has won four World Poker Tour titles and has earned almost $5 million in tournaments, he has never won a bracelet at the WSOP.
Lamb Gets Flushed
Flop:
After the flop, his opponent was looking for any club, an ace, or a nine. The turn was the
but the river was the 
, giving his opponent the straight flush. After the hand, Lamb is down to 370,000.
Chris Moneymaker Eliminated
Gus Hansen Up To 400,000
on the river, Gus Hansen bets 18,000, and his opponent calls. Hansen shows 
, and his opponent mucks. Gus Hansen is up to about 400,000.
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Gavin Gets Rivered
Gavin Smith's opponent led out for 20,000 on the river and Gavin made the call. His opponent turned over pocket threes for a full house and Gavin mucked. After the hand, Gavin is down to 113,000.