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Event 41 - $1,500 Mixed Hold'em
Day 2 Completed
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 41 - $1,500 Mixed Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Total Entries
731
Level
25
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 731
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Mats Gavatin 405,000
Nick Binger 339,000
Frank Gary 332,000
Michael Chu 264,000
Jonathan Tamayo 238,500
Alex Jalali 204,000
David MacHowsky 147,500
Chris Rentes 132,000
David Sorger 130,000
The final table in this one is schedule to begin at 3pm PDT in the Amazon Room on Tuesday.
Seat 1: Chris Rentes - 132,000
Seat 2: Michael Chu - 264,500
Seat 3: Alex Jilali - 204,000
Seat 4: Nick Binger - 339,000
Seat 5: David MacHowsky - 147,500
Seat 6: Jonathan Tamayo - 238,500
Seat 7: Mats Gavatin - 405,000
Seat 8: Frank Gary - 332,000
Seat 9: David Sorger - 130,000
Mats Gavatin will go into the final table tomorrow as our chip leader, boasting 405,000 chips. Nick Binger and Frank Gary are not far behind.
Play will commence tomorrow at 3 PM local time and we will see you all then.
Opening the action from late position, Michael Chu started things with a raise. Todd Witteles called from the big blind.
The flop brought
. Witteles checked, and Chu continued out with a bet. Witteles check-raised, adding the extra bet and putting himself all in and at risk of elimination. Chu quickly called, and the hands were shown down:Witteles:
Chu:
The
on the turn actually gave Witteles a few extra outs, but the river 
was a blank, and "Dan Druff" gathered his things and headed to the rail in 10th Place.That elimination signals the end of play for the day, as our final table is set, ready to return fresh tomorrow.
Level: 18
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Last Table:
1. Chris Rentes
2. Michael Chu
3. Alex Jalali
4. Nick Binger
5. David MacHowsky
6. Todd Witteles
7. Jonathan Tamayo
8. Mats Gavatin
9. Frank Gary
10. David Sorger
From the cutoff, David Sorger came in raising. Justin St. John was seated in the small blind with a short stack, and he moved all in for approximately 70,000. Sorger made the call.
St. John:
Sorger:
The flop hit St. John, coming
. Sorger was well behind, and the 
on the turn was no help. He managed to re-draw out though with just one card to come. One of the three remaining winners, the 
hit the river, and Sorger erupted in joy. His hit on the river knocks Justin St. John out in 11th place.
Alex Jalali moved all in for 56,500 from late position and Jonathan Tamayo called.
Jalali:
Tamayo:
The board ran out
and Jalali was able to double up to 123,000.
Chris Rentes was at it again. This time he raised from the cutoff to 16,000. Sam Hiatt reraised from the button to 48,500 and was all in. Rentes made the call with
. Hiatt showed 
.The flop was not what Hiatt wanted to see, not one, but two aces...
. The turn came the and the river the . One of the two remaining jacks didn't fall and Hiatt was shipped out in 12th place.
Elliot Smith raised on the button and the small blind, Chris Rentes, called. The flop came
. Rentes bet, Smith raised, Rentes reraised to put Smith all in, and Smith made the call.Smith:
Rentes:
The turn and river came the
then the 
to send Smith to the rail in 13th place.
