It all went it on the turn with the board reading
.Selbst showed
.Bjorin showed
.The river
missed Bjorin and he leaves us just a little short of a WSOP final table.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 19 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
759
Level
21
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 759
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It all went it on the turn with the board reading
.Selbst showed
.Bjorin showed
.The river
missed Bjorin and he leaves us just a little short of a WSOP final table.
The flop came
. Statkiewicz checked, Hegeman bet 27,000, and Todd called. Statkiewicz then reraised pot, Hegeman called with his last chips, and Todd got out of the way.Statkiewicz:
Hegeman:
Statkiewicz had the set of threes, but Hegeman had a big 'ol wrap going. Lots of cards could help Hegeman.
Unfortunately for him, none of those cards arrived. The
on the turn gave him even more outs. But 
on the river meant Hegeman was gone. Statkiewicz is up over 300,000.
Jamie Pickering -- 293,000
Calen McNeil -- 182,000
Craig Natte -- 170,000
Stanley Statkiewicz -- 170,000
Thirteen players remain (see "Chip Counts" for the other players' current stacks). They are playing down to the final nine who will come back tomorrow for the final table.
A dinner break is scheduled about 15 minutes from now, but it is possible the players may just play through.
Phillips flipped over
.Cox flipped over
. The board came
to give Phillips the pot. Phillips commented, "He outdrew me, I outdrew him back!"
All the money went in on a flop of
.Hollink was holding
for an overpair and flush draw.Selbst was holding
for a bigger overpair.The turn
and river brought a set for Hollink but also a backdoor straight for Selbst, meaning we lose Hollink in 15th.
against Anthony Phillips' , and Phillips had Dang covered.The board came
, giving Phillips the king-high straight and sending Dang home.
Morgan tabled
.Colin York tabled
. Craig Natte tabled
. All the way to the river we went
.Natte made the nut flush and eliminated two players in one go!
Morgan, being the shortest stack, is our 19th-place finisher ($5,905).
York just crept in to the next pay level in 18th ($7,770)
held up against York's .
