Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem Day 6 | 2007 World Series of Poker

07-15-2007 22:05 UTC-8

Lee Childs Has a Secret

Sitting on 17.7 million in chips, Lee Childs stepped away from the table to high-five his dad. Lee picked up a marker and wrote a secret on the palm of his father's hand -- "I had the nuts."

Lee's dad, who is such a nice man, leaned over and said "My son is in the zone. I'm so proud of him!"

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07-15-2007 22:06 UTC-8

Players Are On a Break

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The players are currently on a 20-minute break.

Level: 29

Blinds: 80,000/160,000

Ante: 20,000

07-15-2007 22:22 UTC-8

Shuffle Up and Deal!

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Play resumes. It has just been announced that play will continue tonight until there are nine players remaining . . . no matter how long that takes.

07-15-2007 22:26 UTC-8

Featured Table: Philip Hilm Takes the Blinds & Antes

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Lee Childs has the button in seat 9, and Philip Hilm raises from middle position to 480,000, winning the blinds and antes.

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07-15-2007 22:26 UTC-8

Rahme's Railbirds

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Every time Raymond Rahme wins a pot, his rooting section yells out "Send it to Africa!"

Rahme, of course, is a South African native.

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07-15-2007 22:26 UTC-8

Outer Table: Yang Takes Blinds and Antes

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Steven Garfinkle is the button. Jerry Yang raises all in from the small blind and Rain Khan folds.

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07-15-2007 22:28 UTC-8

Outer Table: Jerry Yang Takes the Blinds & Antes

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Action folds around to Jerry Yang on the button. He raises all in and takes the blinds and antes.

07-15-2007 22:30 UTC-8

Life is Good, Baby

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During an all in hand between two opponents, Raymond Rahme came over to his rooting section and sat in the middle of them, stretched out and relaxed. This is the way life is supposed to be when you're 62 and eligible for Social Security.

Scotty Nguyen walked by and high-fived Rahme.

"Life is good, baby!" he said.

Tags: Raymond Rahme Scotty Nguyen

07-15-2007 22:32 UTC-8