and when the 
hit on the turn, both he and his opponent got all their chips in the middle. Medic was happy with his jacks flopping a set, until he saw that his opponent had flopped a set of queens.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 21 - $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em
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and when the hit on the turn, both he and his opponent got all their chips in the middle. Medic was happy with his jacks flopping a set, until he saw that his opponent had flopped a set of queens.
and the player from the big blind made it 1,650 to go. Hua moved all in for his remaining 8,200 and while the player on the button folded, the big blind made the call. Hua turned over 
while his opponent showed 
. Hua hit the nut flush on the turn and doubled up.
to his opponent's 
. The flop came 
and Hachem wasn't able to catch up.
and he led out for 1,100. His opponent raised to 2,200 and van den Berg moved all-in for another 3,100. His opponent called and showed 
while van den Berg showed 
and was outkicked. Van den Berg failed to improve and was eliminated.
, Vance made it 500 to go and was called. The turn brought the and both players checked. The river was the and Vance's opponent moved all in for his remaining 5,375. Vance went into the tank, then ultimately folded pocket aces face up.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Pham led out for 1,100 and was called. The turn brought the 
and Pham moved all in for his remaining 3,300. His opponent made the call and showed pocket kings, for two pair, kings and sevens, while Pham had two pair as well, jacks and nines. The 
was no help on the river and Pham was eliminated.
"Come on," Gavin Smith joked. "No player is ballsy enough to hand you their ID if they're not actually that person."
