A Stack That Won't Stay Still
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board. The small blind called all in with 
and survived the harmless 
river against Doug's 
.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 3 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
713
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
board. The small blind called all in with and survived the harmless river against Doug's .
A Whale of a Time
Clements checked the
flop, and then folded to Alspach's 650 bet.Clements is now down to 2200; Alspach is up to 3650.
O'Donnell Struggling with the Ladies
After his preflop raise to 250 was called by the cutoff, Kevin's subsequent 475 and 1,125 bets on the flop and turn of a
board were duly called, before both players checked down the river. "Nice hand," confessed a sporting Kevin as he was holding pocket queens.
Amir All Over the Place
and in excellent shape against his opponent's 
on a 
flop. He rivered the full house with another Ten, for good measure.-----
UPDATE - in the time it took me to write that, Mr Vahedi has managed to slip back down to just 1,000 in circumstances unknown. Oops.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Ants in Their Pants
board before Doug's 600 bet on the 
river was raised to 1,200. Doug swiftly mucked with more than a slight grimace.Also catching the Doug Lee bug is last night's runner upper Andy Bloch, his stack dipping down to a frightfully low 500, before jumping back up to 3,500 with a flopped set against, yes, you guessed it, Doug Lee's
.What's happened here, do these chaps have ants in their pants or something?
Best McEvoyd This One...
on a 
board, he has now leapt up to the intoxicating heights of 8,000 after eliminating young Frenchman and EPT champion Ludovic Lacay. McEvoy made it 500 on the
flop and Lacay called in early-ish position. McEvoy bet another 500 on the turn, and again, Lacay called. The river was the innocuous 
and McEvoy put Lacay all in with a 1200 bet. On their backs and Lacay's was no match for the mighty house-alicious 
of McEvoy.
Gobbo-OUT
Ace Saves Sebok
Short-stacked and all in with A-Q, Joe found himself in the sometimes merciful hands of the poker gods as his opponents revealed queens and kings. But an ace on the turn proved his saviour, leaving Joe with a much more playable, but still below his starting stack, 2,350.
Lipkin Has Many Chip-kin
Lipkin up to a whopping 10,800.