Event 4 - $5,000 Mixed Hold'em (Limit/No Limit) Day 2 | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-03-2008 20:50 UTC-7

Tough Final Four Tables

A glance at the leader board tells you pretty quickly we have a fairly loaded field remaining in Event No. 4.

Check out Table No. 2 alone: Chau Giang, Phil Laak, Barry Shulman, Howard Lederer, David Williams, Erick Lindgren, Robert Williamson III, and Jason DeWitt.

06-03-2008 20:50 UTC-7

David Rheem Doubles Through ZeeJustin

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With 7,000 in the pot on a flop of {6-Clubs}

, David Rheem checks and Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo bets 15,000. Rheem check-raises to 40,000 and Rheem goes all in for 75,000 total. Bonomo calls and shows {6-Spades}

to Rheem's {8-Clubs}

. The turn and river are {Q-Diamonds}

and Rheem doubles through.

Tags: David Rheem Justin Bonomo

06-03-2008 20:47 UTC-7

Andy Black Eliminated in 35th ($10,922)

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Black raised to 6,500, and Andrew Robl reraised to 20,000 from the small blind. Black then pushed his remaining chips in the middle, and Robl made the call.

Black: {J-Diamonds}

.
Robl:

The flop came {Q-Spades}

, giving Robl the lead. The turn was the {4-Spades}

and the river the {8-Diamonds}

. Black finishes in 35th place.

Tags: Andy Black

06-03-2008 20:40 UTC-7

We're in the Money

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With Nick Mao's elimination the cash bubble has burst. The next nine players to go out will each receive $10,922.

Tags: Nick Mao

06-03-2008 20:40 UTC-7

Matt Sterling Eliminated in 36th ($10,922)

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Matt Sterling with A-6 is busted by Erick Lindgren with A-K, all in preflop.

Tags: Matt Sterling

06-03-2008 20:37 UTC-7

ZeeJustin Busts Player

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Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo busts a player with K-K versus the A-K of Nick Mao. Bonomo is up to 175,000.

Tags: Justin Bonomo Nick Mao

06-03-2008 20:28 UTC-7

Clock Stoppers

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The staff has stopped the clock right at the end of the limit level. They appear to want hand for hand to finish at limit poker, so that players don't stall waiting for the game to change.

06-03-2008 20:25 UTC-7

The Screams!

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The final table of the $1,500 No Limit event is right behind us on the stage. Screams and applause are erupting anytime Chris Ferguson makes a move, which seems to be regularly.

06-03-2008 20:19 UTC-7