Short-stacked Nicolas Ragot got all his chips in, holding
. He was at risk of elimination and got called by David Rentes with his 
.The board came
, and Rentes' pair of eights is the winner. Nicolas Ragot heads out in 23rd place.
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
Entries
731
Level
25
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 731
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Short-stacked Nicolas Ragot got all his chips in, holding
. He was at risk of elimination and got called by David Rentes with his .The board came
, and Rentes' pair of eights is the winner. Nicolas Ragot heads out in 23rd place.
Opening from the button, Frank Gary puts in a raise to 8,000. Nick Binger is in the small blind, and he reraises to 25,000. Gary shoves for a total of 31,000 and Binger quickly calls. The hands are turned over:
Gary:
Binger:
The board runs out
. The runner-runner clubs on fourth and fifth streets make Gary the winning ace-high flush, and provide him with the stay of execution he needs. He survives his all in and is up to the somewhat-healthy range with 64,000 chips.
In middle position, big stack Nick Binger comes in raising to 5,500. Action passes to the button where Peter Rho shoves all in for about 20,000. Binger makes the call. His
is live against Rho's 
.Live cards are always nice when they hit the board. The dealer deals out
. Binger's pair of eights does the job, taking down the pot and sending Peter Rho to the cashier.
Though the specific details of the betting are unclear, we do know that Ricky Sanders picked a bad time to get his money in. He held
, and he and Mats Gavatin went at it, getting all their money in. Sanders held the second best hand, but Gavatin could do better than that. He tabled , and was in control of Sanders' fate.The board provided no help for Ricky Sanders, and he is knocked out after finding himself in a very unlucky spot.
Action folded around to the small blind, Nick Binger, who raised to 7,000. Klein Bach called from the big blind. Both these players had very deep stacks of over 150,000 each.
The flop came
and Binger led out for 13,500. Bach called. The turn was the 
and Binger checked. Bach bet a tall stack of orange chips totaling 20,000. Binger matched it.The river was the
and Binger led out for 22,000. Bach tanked for a few minutes before folding and sending the massive pot Binger's way.Binger is now up to 334,000 and a big chip leader in the tournament with just 20 players left. Bach is down to 110,000.
Level: 15
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
This hand happened just before the break.
From middle position, Jonathan Tamayo raised to 5,300 and Alexander Borteh called from the big blind. The flop came
and both players checked.When the turn fell the
, Borteh checked over to Tamayo. Tamayo bet out 8,000 and Borteh raised to 20,000. Tamayo called.The river came the
and Borteh bet 40,000. Tamayo almost beat him into the pot with a call and showed two pair, 
. Borteh said he had queen-high and mucked his hand.This put Tamayo up to 233,500.
Alexander Borteh raises from the cutoff seat, and Alex Jalali calls from the big blind. The flop comes out
. Jalali check-raises Borteh, and both players get two bets in.The turn comes the
. Jalali bets out, Borteh raises, and Jalali calls.The river is the
. Jalali checks over to Borteh who goes all in for his last 8,500. Jalali makes the call and shows 
for ace high. Borteh can't beat it; he mucks his hand and makes his way to the payout desk.
