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2008 World Series of Poker
Event 30 - $10,000 Limit Hold'em World Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$2,049,200
Total Entries
218
Level
25
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 218
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and needed help, and the 
flop gave him all sorts of outs. The 
on the river gave Seed even more outs, and with overcards and flush and straight draws the river was the...
, missing Seed completely and sending him out of the tournament.But before Seed left he asked the dealer to flip over three more cards, just to see how close he'd been to hitting his hand. Turns out he wasn't close at all--all three cards the dealer showed wouldn't have helped him improve. And with that Seed got up and left the table.
, Lawrence led out, Pagano called, and Schulman went into the tank for a bit before tossing in his last 2,200. The 
came on the turn, Lawrence bet and Pagano called, and he did the same when the 
fell on the river. Lawrence showed 
, Pagano disgustedly slapped his 
on the felt, and Schulman quietly mucked and stood up from the table. Lawrence is now up to 87,500.
to Jerrod Ankenman's , Dewey Tomko doubled up when he flopped an ace and Ankenman didn't catch up on the turn or river. "I need to get your name," Tomko said, "This is the second race I've won in two years". It was pointed out that it wasn't exactly a race Tomko won, but the important thing is that he reached the finish line in first place.
and Pagano check-called Schulman's bet. Pagano did the same after the 
on the turn and the on the river and Schulman turned over 
to take the pot. Pagano started to show his cards, then tossed them in the muck. "Did you have a pair?" Schulman asked, and Pagano nodded. That much-needed win lifted Schulman's stack to 28,000.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
spiking last. Tran turned over pocket sevens for a set, while Leo held 10-2, no spade. Tran's set was good, but many players at the table seemed confused why he wasn't worried about the fourth spade. Easy. According to Tran, he didn't realize it made the four-flush when he called.
needed to improve over Vitch's 
. But the board came 
and Wattel was eliminated.
. Barch led out and Mizzi managed to get all his chips in the middle. Mizzi held pocket fours, which held up against Barch's 
. Mizzi is up to 13,500, while Barch started a winning streak after the hand and is up to 66,000.
