2008 World Series of Poker
Event 38 - $2,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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Freedman:
Sluzinski:
Board: a very exciting
Meaning that Sluzinski doubles up to 140,000, while Freedman may not be long for this tournament with just 2,500 to his name.
Lawson:
Galasso:
Board:
Lawson is a goner, and Galasso, who started the day on just 4,700, is up to 72,000.
Mehrmand's issue appears to be the frequency of Mahmood's raises. "Every hand you raise," complains Mehrmand. "Then raise me back and see if I have a hand," retorts Mahmood. Davood folds 3-5 offsuit in the big blind.
Robert -- 96,000
Channing -- 39,000
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0




board. After Roberts had checked, the action ground to a halt on Quinn, who dwelt up and fondled his stack phallically. Roberts, meanwhile, remained as unmoved and seemingly pensive as ever.Eventually, Quinn reached out for his remaining two columns (worth around the pot) and gently slid them across the line.
Clearly perplexed by this decision, Roberts removed his glasses to consider his next move. After a brief pause, the veteran cash player opted for the fold and Quinn took the pot.
"Come on, show the bluff," demanded Keith Lehr. "It's good for the game."
Fulfilling the request, Quinn revealed

, for what was surely an accurate, if ultimately unsuccessful all-in value bet."Well played," complimented Roberts upon seeing the hand. "I had a king," he joked.