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, Deeb check-called a bet of 800 before check-raising 2,200 on the 
turn. His opponent called all in and showed 
. Freddy had 
for the open ended straight draw, but failed to hit on the 
river. Down to 2,000, Deeb exited a few hands later.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 31 - $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em Six-handed
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$2,327,600
Total Entries
1,012
Level
25
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 1,012
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, Deeb check-called a bet of 800 before check-raising 2,200 on the turn. His opponent called all in and showed . Freddy had for the open ended straight draw, but failed to hit on the river. Down to 2,000, Deeb exited a few hands later.
Scott Bohlman raised to 675 from the button, and Paul Wasicka called. Wasicka checked the
flop, and Bohlman bet 3,500, to cover Wasicka who only had 1,975 left. Wasicka thought about it for a while, and then called all in, finding his 
miles ahead of Bohlman's 
.Turn:
River:
Wasicka is OUT.
flop, Hansen held 
and was looked up by a drawtastic 
. Although the 
was close but no cigar, the 
was right on the money meaning the multiple WPT champion was gone.
board -- he'd bet out on the flop and checked the turn, but a 950 bet on the river was enough to make his opponent fold 
up.
and found himself up against the button holding 
.Board:
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Also OUT are Jon Friedberg, Adam Levy and Anna Wroblewski.
All in preflop with
against , he muttered, "It's hard to win a coinflip around here," as the came down. He changed his mind come the 
turn and river though -- "Maybe not, maybe not," he said, as he made his straight for the double-up.
As I joined the action, Akenhead was all in on a
board for 6,900 in chips. With another 3,000 waiting patiently in the pot, his unknown opponent set up camp in the think tank before finally making the call. Stoic and statuesque throughout, Akenhead's shoulders slumped as he realized he needed some help, his
in trouble against a superior .However, it didn't emerge, the raggy
river missing all his outs and providing his opponent with a timely double through.
With a
flop waiting patiently on the felt, the two players went raise crazy, Jonas Danielson making a big all in push in an effort to win the pot there and then. After a long pause, his opponent eventually made the call and showed
. As the hand was tabled, the other players' eyes widened, and even more so when it emerged that Danielson was bluffing with .Although the drama would have been enhanced with an ace or nine on the turn or river, it didn't emerge, the final two streets bring a
and .
