Father Time
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However, I have been known to tempt fate and endure a subsequent slap across the face from Father Time...
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 10 - $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Entries
388
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
However, I have been known to tempt fate and endure a subsequent slap across the face from Father Time...
Pappas Gets His Revenge on Lisandro
Jeff Lisandro has busted out in 19th place. He called Greg Pappas' bet on every street and then raised all in on the river.
Pappas:
with 
Lisandro:
with 
xWhen Lisandro saw that he was beaten, he angrily mucked his last card in frustration before making his exit.
Pappas was happily telling everyone that it was revenge for the $2,000 Seven-Card Stud bracelet that Lisandro won last year -- apparently Lisandro busted Pappas in that event with a pair of fours, and he's delighted to have gotten his own back.
Level: 17
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Tony Ma Out
Brock Bottom
Out in 21st is Brock Parker. On a flop of
, he tangled with 'MrCasino' Craig Gray, Parker's all-in reraise being swiftly called by the online whiz.Gray =
Brock Parker =
The
turn and river missing both players, Gray triumphing with two pair.
Hieu "Tony" Ma Crippled
Tony Ma raised preflop and both small blind Daniel Mowczan and big blind Brandon Cantu called.
The flop came
and Mowczan bet out. Cantu folded, but Ma raised. Mowczan reraised; call.Mowczan bet the
turn and the 
river, and on both streets Ma flat-called.On their backs.
Mowczan:
Ma:
Scooping the lot with a five low and the nut flush, Mowczan leaps to 70,000, while Ma is absolutely crippled to just 6,000.
A Fraction of a Pot
It's bedlam here at the moment, with numerous double-ups, exits and big pots. Speaking of "big pots," Sam Silverman just three-quartered Claude Cohen, the former betting down the streets with
on a 
board. Cohen called him down with 
to share the low.
A Gray Day for Parker
A big hand for Craig Gray -- he bet every street of his
hand, and no wonder, as he was holding 
to make a five low and a six-high straight. Brock Parker, who'd called him all the way down with 
showing, mucked.Parker down to 35,000, Gray up to 99,000.
All-in, All-Out, Cunningham
Former main event finalist and all round super-duper poker player Allen Cunningham has recently met his demise. He found himself up against two players in Matthew Graham and John Racener, the latter of those two winning with
on a 
board. His opponents mucked.
That Benson Exit
We have just learned the circumstances of Gary Benson's demise. It seems he pushed all in preflop and Farzad Rouhani called. Rouhani went on to make
, and Benson mucked and went on his way, cashing in 23rd place.