2008 World Series of Poker
Event 34 - $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha w/Rebuys
Day: 1
Moving Up, Holding Steady, Hitting the Rail
Steven "Cornell Fiji" Ware is hanging on, having chipped up to 53,000.
Peter Gould has been eliminated.
Vizza Still Atop Leaderboard
Two Chips and a Chair
Gould had but was in bad shape against his opponent's .
The turn and river sealed the deal and Gould was down to two 100 chips.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
Seidel Busts Tran
Tran:
Seidel:
The turn and river didn't help Tran, and he is gone. Seidel now has 92,000.
Great Scott
It wasn't long before Clements pushed all in preflop and it was Wahlroos who called him.
Clements had .
Wahlroos had .
The board didn't help Clements and he busted.
Wahlroos up to 168,000.
Makowsky Takes Chips from Giannetti
The turn was the . Giannetti went all in with his last 105,000. Makowsky thought a moment and called.
Giannetti showed -x-x for top two. Makowsky had A-A-x-x with two hearts. A six on the river paired the board, giving Makowsky the hand. He's up to 260,000, while Giannetti has tumbled to 30,000.
Griffin Takes a Tumble
Griffin checked the flop, and the late-position player pushed the rest of his 13,000 chips forward. Griffin called, showing . His opponent held . The turn and river didn't help Griffin, and he was down a little to 128,000.
Soon after, Griffin found himself in a raising war with Jerrod Ankenman on a board of . The river brought the and Ankenman pushed his last 53,000 all in.
"God, you didn't go runner-runner on me," said Griffin before making the call. He didn't -- he had 5-5-x-x for quad fives. Griffin mucked in disgust.
Griffin is suddenly down to 38,000. Ankenman has 198,500.
22 to Go Before Payday
I'm not sure the floor staff are fully prepared to deal with paying the players!