2008 World Series of Poker
Event 32 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Players Take a 20-Minute Break
The Chip Leaders Clash
Velador checked and Stacey fired out a bet of 46,000. Velador then pushed out 96,000 in chips. Stacey called the raise and they saw the hit the turn.
Both players checked and the river fell the . Velador opened with a bet of 150,000 and a got a quick call from Stacey. Velador showed for the rivered full house and Stacey mucked his face-up.
Osmin Dardon, who we've found out is a prior acquaintance of Velador, said after the hand, "This guy has fire coming out of his *ss."
Stacey is left with approximately 550,000 in chips after the hand while Velador increases his lead and now sits on a stack of roughly 2,210,000.
Ray Henson Eliminated in 13th Place ($26,732)
The flop came and Henson led out for 15,000. Velador made a fairly quick call. The turn fell the and Henson fired again, this time 35,000. Velador pushed out the call. The river came the . Henson looked at the board, and then announced, "Eighty thousand," as he pushed out the bet.
Velador quickly retorted, "All in."
Henson shook his head and went into the tank. He eventually made a reluctant call and was shown by Velador. He stared down at his cards intently, as though he could somehow change them. He looked over to Velador and said, "You're on fire," as he tossed his into the muck.
Ray Henson was eliminated in 13th place and will collect $26,732 for his efforts. Jose Luis Velador meanwhile is still the dominant chip leader and now sits on a stack of 1,807,000.
Court Harrington Eliminated in 14th Place ($26,732)
Harrington:
Velador:
Harrington had Velador dominated and was no doubt pleased when the flop came down . The on the turn paired up Harrington, but gave Velador the nut flush draw. The river was the , a disaster for Harrington. Velador made his flush and Harrington was ousted in 14th place. He'll take home $26,732 for his finish.
After the hand, Velador was up to 1,525,000.
Shane Stacey = Limp-Fest Winner
Scott Kahler Eliminated in 15th Place ($26,732)
Kahler:
Georges:
Kahler came up short on the board and was eliminated in 15th place. Along with a story to tell, he'll take home $26,372. Georges climbs to 741,000 chips after the hand.
Joel Nichols Eliminated in 16th Place ($18,869)
Nichols:
Chung:
The flop came and Nichols maintained his lead. Both men grew a bit antsy when the hit the turn and with little delay, the dealer put the down on the river. Nichols hand came up short and he became our 16th-place finisher and will leave with $18,869.
Zeph Baer Eliminated in 17th Place ($18,869)
Baer:
Henson:
The flop was no good for Baer as it came . The turn was a relative blank coming the . When the hit the river, Baer stood up and calmly headed for the payout table where he'll pick up $18,869 for his impressive 17th-place finish.
Two Tables
Table 56:
Seat 1: Jose Luis Velador
Seat 2: Osmin Dardon
Seat 3: Zeph Baer
Seat 4: Scott Kahler
Seat 5: Jesse Maupin
Seat 6: Joseph Georges
Seat 7: Court Harrington
Seat 8: Ken Hughes
Seat 9: Ray Henson
Table 61:
Seat 1: Dean Bui
Seat 2: George Lind
Seat 3: Shane Stacey
Seat 4: Jae Chung
Seat 5: Justin Hoffman
Seat 6: OPEN
Seat 7: Utsab Saha
Seat 8: Anthony G Signore
Seat 9: Joel Nichols