Seidel: (
)
(
)Oppenheim: (
)
(X)Seidel showed a full house with his river card of the
and Oppenheim mucked his river card.After the hand, Seidel moves up to 70,000 in chips
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 14 - $10,000 Seven-Card Stud World Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,485,200
Total Entries
158
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 158
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Seidel: (
) ()Oppenheim: (
) (X)Seidel showed a full house with his river card of the
and Oppenheim mucked his river card.After the hand, Seidel moves up to 70,000 in chips
Ly:
Kostritsyn:
As the river card was being dealt, Kostritsyn bet out of turn. He was then informed that Ly was high with a pair of sevens. Kostritsyn tried to quickly take the bet back but the dealer would not let him. Kostritsyn was informed that if Ly bet out, Kostritsyn would be allowed to take the bet back if he wanted to. Ly was paying attention to this whole exchange and had the look on his face of "do I look like I want to bet now?" Ly finally checked so that the "bet" would come from Kostritsyn and then begrudgingly called the bet.
Kostritsyn turned over (
) for a set of three's. Ly did not look surprised as he mucked his cards.
Seidel is up to 50,000 in chips.
Seidel had completed with the
and Kostritsyn raised with the 
. Seidel called.On 4th street, Kostritsyn led out with the
and Seidel called with the .Kostritsyn
and Seidel 
both checked 5th street.On 6th street Seidel led out after he paired the
and Kostritsyn called with the 
.On the river Seidel check-called the bet of Kostritsyn who revealed his board as (
) to show trip fives on the river as Seidel gave a wry smile at the beat which sends his stack plummeting to only about 40,000 chips.
According to Brooks, the purpose of the Decision Education Foundation is to “teach the science of decision making to students in grades K through 12. Teaching proper decision making is important and very applicable to poker.” Brooks also told me that he has been able to convince Annie Duke to join him on the board for the DEF to help further their cause.
“I hope to get lucky for them and win them some money” was the last thing he told me before returning to play. He has a tough field ahead of him, but regardless of where he finishes, the real winners at the end of the day will be the children and young adults that his organization will be able to help as a result of his winnings.
Level: 20
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
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Lazarou: (
) 
(
)Oppenheim: (
) 
()Oppenheim had rolled up deuces which held to send Lazarou to the rail in 8th place after a fine tournament for $48,269 in prize money.
