and Binger held 
. The flop was 
. A 
on the turn left Binger drawing dead and Sebok doubled up to 6,800. Binger is down to 9,500
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 2 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1b
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$5,363,085
Entries
3,929
Level
29
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 3,929
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and Binger held . The flop was . A on the turn left Binger drawing dead and Sebok doubled up to 6,800. Binger is down to 9,500
and found a caller who tabled 
.In a classic race Gowen was happy to see another nine hit the flop when the board ran out
as she doubles up to over 6,000 in chips.
up against the 
of his opponent, and despite flopping a straight flush draw, came up short to lose about half his stack. The very next hand, Morrison pushed all in for 1,225 from the button holding
and got a reluctant call from the big blind, who showed 
. The flop was disaster for Morrison, coming 
and neither the 
turn or the river were any help to him.
. The big blind checked and the raiser led out for 1,100. Friedman flat-called and the big blind passed. The 
hit the turn and the raiser slowed down, this time checking. Friedman moved all in for approximately 4,800 and his opponent passed. Perry Friedman took down the pot and is now up to about 9,000 chips.
Ferguson checked and his opponent bet enough that it would put Ferguson all in for his remaining 3,780 if he were to call. Ferguson went into the tank, then decided to call and turned over . His opponent showed pocket tens and failed to improve, doubling Ferguson up to 10,000.
In the first hand West took
up against a short-stacked opponent holding 
, but the board ran out 
to leave him crippled.West then moved in with
from the small blind and Daniel Alaei made the pot-committed call with 
from the big blind. The board landed 
and Alaei spiked a pair to send West to the rail.
, both Ted Lawson and his opponent checked. The river brought the and after Lawson checked, his opponent put him all in for his remaining 5,000. Lawson decided to think about his decision before calling, and eventually a floor was called over to put the clock on him. During the clock, Lawson accidentally bumped a package of breath mints at his table, and decided to pop one before making a decision. With just fifteen seconds left on the clock, Lawson decided to call and showed
for a full house, nines full of fours, while his opponent mucked. After that fresh breath enhancement and double up, Lawson is up to 12,000 in chips.
On a flop of
, the small blind checked to Pham and he bet 3,000. The late-position player called and the small blind folded.The turn was the
and it was checked around.The river card brought the
. Pham checked and his opponent bet 5,000. Pham tanked for about 2 minutes before calling. Pham's opponent showed for the nut flush. Pham held A-K. After this hand Pham is down to 7,000 in chips.
, Eskimo Clark checked to his lone opponent who moved all in for 7,425. Clark insta-called but what stunned to see his adversary table . Clark, as though he were trying to illustrate the intensity of the cooler he'd just taken, slowly rolled over the 
. Clark got no help on 4th or 5th street and was left with a mere 1,125.
