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Soulier:
Opponent:
Soulier was dominated in the hand, but by the river that wouldn't be the case. The board ran out
and Soulier's nut straight was best. He is now hovering around the 22,000 chip mark.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 32 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,144,960
Total Entries
2,304
Level
24
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 2,304
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Soulier:
Opponent:
Soulier was dominated in the hand, but by the river that wouldn't be the case. The board ran out
and Soulier's nut straight was best. He is now hovering around the 22,000 chip mark.
and both players checked. The turn was the 
. Geyer bet 2,200 and Channing called. The river was the 
and they checked it down. 'King high," announced Geyer. Channing showed
and took it down with ace high, increasing his stack to 21,000.
and the big blind called with 
. A queen hit the flop, Tilly could not improve, and she was eliminated.
and found himself in bad shape against the big blind's 
. The board ran out 
. James was left with only 350 in chips and busted out on the next hand.
Henson:
Opponent:
Henson was behind, but quickly caught up when the board ran out
. Henson sent yet another player home early, and now sits on a stack of roughly 25,000 chips.
against 
and 
. The board ran out 
and de Wolfe was left with only 3,200.He pushed his short stack in just a short while later with
and once again, couldn't improve against his opponent's . Guess the massage is over...
against the of his opponent. Things went from bad to worse for Pechac when the flop came high. He was drawing dead by the turn and headed for the rail.
, the small blind led out for 1,300, Phil Hellmuth raised to 5,700 from the big blind and the small blind moved all in. Hellmuth tanked, going into his usual antics and speeches, even pulling one of our field reporters aside to whisper, "I'm out with a full house here!" Hellmuth did eventually make the call, turning over
for deuces full of eights. The small blind mucked, saying he had an overpair. "Where's Roland de Wolfe?" cried Hellmuth, rising out of his seat and scanning the room for his friend.
"God, I almost folded there!" he said to de Wolfe, who was enjoying a massage at an adjacent table.
After the hand, Hellmuth was up to about 25,000.
, , and . The flop, naturally came all diamonds and everyone got their money back.
