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2007 World Series of Poker
Event 8 - $1,000 No Limit Holdem w/ rebuys
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$2,533,062
Entries
844
Level
22
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Updated Chip Counts
1. Amir Vahedi 640,000
2. Michael Chu 560,000
3. Robert Aron 400,000
4. Shane Schleger 400,000
5. Jason Strasser 350,000
6. Sorel Mizzi 350,000
7. Michael Gracz 330,000
8. Tommy Vu 300,000
9. Michael Binger 220,000
10. Kurt Paseka 200,000
11. Mark Newhouse 200,000
12. Dolph Arnold 180,000
13. Arnold Spee 170,000
14. Jan Von Halle 160,000
15. Marcello Del Grosso 160,000
16. Barry Cales 150,000
17. Gioi Luong 145,000
18. Todd Witteles 130,000
19. Brandon Lee 100,000
20. Joshua VanDuyn 85,000
21. Vinny Vinh 20,000**
** Vinny Vinh is still M.I.A. and is about to be blinded out of the tournament.
Dinner Break
Ken Weiner Eliminated in 22nd Place ($16,212)
and was dominated by Gracz's 
. The flop was 
, the turn was the 
and the river was the 
. No help for Weiner and he was sent to the rail.
Michael Binger Doubles Through Brandon Lee
and Lee the 
. Binger paired his ten on the 
flop, but Lee had a flush draw. The turn and the river were both sixes, neither of spades, and Binger doubled up.
Kevin Petersen Eliminated in 23rd Place ($16,212)
while Petersen had the 
. The flop was the 
-- safe enough for Petersen, but the turn was a J and the river a ten, giving Schleger the runner-runner straight, and Petersen was eliminated.
Gavin Griffin Eliminated in 24th Place ($16,212)
Kurt Paseka Doubles Through Shane Schleger
. The UTG player checked, Schleger bet 100,000, and the UTG player folded. Paseka turned up
while Schleger tabled 
. The turn was the , the river was the 
, and Paseka's pocket eights held to double him up.
Griffin Almost Felted, Sucks Out to Stay Alive
and was way behind to Spee's . The flop was and things looked grim for Griffin, but he picked up a spade draw on the turn when the fell. The river was... another spade, the and Griffin doubled up to 60,000.
Players Return from Break, Blinds Up