Re-Draw
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2008 World Series of Poker
Event 3 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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
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Muchnik Has Less-Nik
The Green Green Grass of Going Home
Green has endured a number of so near-yet-so-far runs in tournaments, including a 15th in the Dublin EPT and an 11th in a WSOP event last year, and it would appear as though he's hit the crossbar yet again today.
With Vadim Trincher sneakily limping in middle position with
, Green understandably raised the pot from the big blind with 
, only to be reraised by Trincher.Green called all in, but received no further help as the dealer popped out a
board to send the Liverpudlian home.Next time, Gadget, next time!
Robert's No Fish, Man
flop, along with Bobby Law, who made up the small blind and David Singer who limped in late position.Law checked but Fishman liked what he saw and bet 9,000. David Singer raised it up to 40,000, Law got out of the way and Fishman called all in.
David Singer:
Robert Fishman:
Turn:
River: here comes the flush...
Fishman has reeled himself up to 80,000 or so.
Durkee Calls with a Turkey
he found himself in some hot water against Alston's 
.Absolutely no aces and not nearly enough diamonds or straight possibilities for Durkee on the
board, and he's down to just 19,000, while Alston enjoys a much-needed double-up.
Singer Sinks Denham
Singer stumbled upon a slice of luck earlier when he outdrew an opponent after being caught red-handed, and the little rascal was at it again, this time raising to 9k from the small blind with
, being reraised to a total of 27,500 by a short-stacked Denham in the big blind, before making what was, again, a nearly obligatory call.However, although dominated by Denham's
, a deuce on the flop of a 
board delivered Singer his second slice of good fortune, and left Denham heading to the rail with a face like a smacked bottom.
Miller Grinds
against Brian Miller's 
, the board a most Keshish-friendly 
.
Still Standing
Harry Thomas Jr
Doug Carli
Joe Tehan
Justin Young
Russell Harriman
Jacobo Fernandez
Robert Lipkin
Zachary King
Philip Yeh
Vadim Trincher
Gregory Alston
Al Barbieri
Will Durkee
Martin Green
Ryan Fair
Jeff Gibralter
Mark Muchnik
Tom McEvoy
Gerard Denham
David Singer
Gregg Merkow
Scott Seiver
Robert Fishman
Bobby Law
Brent Bibby
Brian Miller
Glen Bean
Brandon Schaefer
Anthony Keshish
Eric Shanks
World Champ Still In
The Action Slows... Finally