Approximate Chip Counts
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Varouzhan Gumroyan - 350,000
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,242,150
Entries
910
Varouzhan Gumroyan - 350,000
Gary Styczynski Wins Another Pot
. He bet the river, and Gumroyan folded. Here were the holecards: Gumroyan:
Styczynski:
Styczynski continues to increase his lead.
Gary Styczynski Increases His Lead
Approximate Chip Counts
Gary Styczynski - 1.375 million
Varouzhan Gumroyan - 1.325 million
Hansu Chu Eliminated in 3rd Place ($114,278)
. Gumroyan shows 
, and Chu will need to improve to stay alive. The flop comes
, and Gumroyan extends his lead with a pair of tens. Chu needs running threes to survive. The turn card is the
, and Gumroyan clinches the pot. (The meaningless river card is the .)Hansu Chu is eliminated in third place, earning $114,278.
Hansu Chu Loses More Chips
, and both players check. The turn card is the , and they check again. The river card is the 
, Chu checks, Styczynski bets 80,000, and Chu folds. Styczynski takes the pot. The holecams reveal their hands:
Chu:
Styczynski:
Approximate Chip Counts
Varouzhan Gumroyan - 1 million
Hansu Chu - 170,000
Blinds Increase
Soheil Shamseddin Eliminated in 4th Place ($75,771)
, Soheil Shamseddin was all in against Gary Styczynski after some betting along the way. They showed: Shamseddin:
for two pairStyczynski:
for an ace-high straightStyczynski missed his flush draw, but rivered the nuts to win the pot. Soheil Shamseddin was eliminated in fourth place, earning $75,711. The next player eliminated will receive $114,278 for third place.
James Gorham Eliminated in 5th Place ($53,412)
on the turn, James Gorham is all in with 
against Gary Styczynski's -- a full house. Gorham must spike an ace or a deuce on the river to stay alive, but the last card is the . James Gorham is eliminated in fifth place, earning $53,412. The next player eliminated will receive $75,711 for fourth place.