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board before check-folding to an 11,000 bet on the 
river. As a result, Keshish dips back down to 31,000 as Ryan Fair climbs to 61,100.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 3 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Total Entries
713
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 713
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board before check-folding to an 11,000 bet on the river. As a result, Keshish dips back down to 31,000 as Ryan Fair climbs to 61,100.
versus 
on a 
board.
.Singer raised it up from late position and an early-position limper called. The flop came down
and Singer bet out 4,500; the early position limp-caller called.The turn was the
and again Singer bet out, this time 5,000. Again, a call.The river was the
and this time Singer checked, allowing his opponent to put himself in for 6,000. Singer called, and the now-busted opponent turned over 
for a pair of sixes and a straight draw that never came good. Singer now on a massive 68,000.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
Seat 1: Jacobo Fernandez -- 28,000
Seat 2: Chris Nelson -- 11,000
Seat 3: Ron Hall -- 10,300
Seat 4: Tyler Adams -- 15,300
Seat 5: Karl Westheimer -- 9,200
Seat 6: Martin Green -- 12,100
Seat 7: Larry Barbetta -- 35,400
Seat 8: Glen Bean -- 42,000
Bronstein stands up and exclaims in obvious disgust, "Well, that sucks. This is the first hand he's played!" He mulls it over, and eventually calls with
. The big blind is coinflipping with 
but the 
board is no good for him -- the big blind busts out, and Bronstein is up to 21,000.
The flop comes down
and Todd checks; the big blind bets 4,200, and both players call.The turn is the
and again Todd checks; this time the big blind bets a whopping 19,000 and both Todd and Keshish fold. Keshish is down to 34,000. Todd is down to 22,000, but picks up a few chips in the next hand to leave him on 25,300.
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flop for his last 3,500. The gentleman UTG called, and found himself very much behind with 
against Carli's 
-- a useless turn and river and Carli is twice the man he used to be, stack-wise.
