James is now seated next to former bracelet winner Mark Vos, who currently has 40,700 in chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 31 - $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em Six-handed
Day: 1
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James is now seated next to former bracelet winner Mark Vos, who currently has 40,700 in chips.
flop, and Hevad Khan on the button bets 3,200. Call.The big blind checks again on the
turn, but then folds when Khan goes all in for 10,400. Khan creeping back into the game, but with a still less than half the average 20,000.
board out, Justin Filtz in early position bet out 25,000. Said his opponent Kenna James on the button, "This guy is just pimp-slapping me. It's almost embarrassing!"He folded, and is now down to 16,500.
On Racener's former table remains Eric Lucas. He boasts a 120,000 stack and was last seen taking a small pot off Shannon Shorr with 4,200 bet on a



board.
Flop =



The small blind bets 4,000, Pescatori calls.
Turn =

Small blind bets 8,500, Pescatori makes it 21,500, small blind moves all in, Pescatori folds.

. With the board reading




, Pescatori bet 10,000 only for his opponent to slide in the matching bet. Pescatori immediately flipped over his aces, only for his baffled opponent to ask, "Well, are you going to call?"Equally confused, Pescatori inquired as to what his opponent was talking about.
"I said all in," he replied.
The tournament director was duly called in, but because nobody else had heard the declaration, the player was made to flat call only. However, if he wanted to win the pot, he had to reveal his hand.
He mucked.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
against Costner's
. As the board came down bricks for the Fish, he muttered, "I thought you had A-K."Costner on 13,000 and still pretty desperate (shoved from the button the next hand as well, but didn't get any callers), Devilfish down to 23,000.