Brown tabled
Kimes tabled
The flop
saw Brown take the lead, but the 
turn saw Kimes re-take the lead and stay there when 
fell on the river.Brown is out and Kimes is up to 815,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 27 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,693,690
Entries
2,706
Level
28
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 2706
Filter
Brown tabled
Kimes tabled
The flop
saw Brown take the lead, but the turn saw Kimes re-take the lead and stay there when fell on the river.Brown is out and Kimes is up to 815,000.
Level: 21
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
The flop came down
. With Blair all in, Yeh checked to Alm, who bet 100,000 into the side pot. Yeh made the call. Both players checked through the 
turn, with Alm saying "I'll check this one time."On the
river, Yeh bet out 300,000. He was snap-called by Alm, who tabled 
. That wasn't enough to beat Yeh, who showed . Blair showed 
and was eliminated.Alm is now down to about 600,000, while Yeh is the chip leader with over 1.5 million.
.Jerome was first to act and led out for a 110,000 bet that Alm called.
The turn came
and Jerome, bending his hat over his eyes, led out again for a 100,000 bet. Alm took longer this time but still made the call.The river came
and both players checked it down.Jerome flipped over
for ace high.Alm took the pot with
.Alm at 1,060,000.
Jerome on 160,000.
holding 
. He was called by Tony Gargano, who had bet the flop with middle pair, . The turn and river came 
, missing Firestone and allowing Gargano's eights to hold. He now has about 740,000 chips, while Firestone slips to 230,000.
Fitzgerald tables
.Kimes tables
.All the way to the river we go
.Kimes' hand holds up to put him up to 315,000 whereas Fitzgerald is our first player out today.
flop over to Alm, who immediately pushed all in for 303,000. Jerome, holding the nut flush draw with 
, made the call. Alm tabled 
, having made top pair. Neither an ace nor a diamond hit the turn or river, allowing Alm to double up.After the hand, Alm had about 750,000 chips, while Jerome sank to about 200,000.
