and she had 
. Her opponent called with 
and hit the 
on the turn to make the flush and send Ho home.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 44 - $1,000 No Limit Hold'em w/Rebuys
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Entries
879
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 879
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and she had . Her opponent called with and hit the on the turn to make the flush and send Ho home.
and was in bad shape versus the 
of his opponent.The flop brought some drama though, as it came
. The turn paired the board with the 
and took a few outs away from Stout. He didn't need those outs though, as he found a fourth diamond on the river. The 
gave him a flush to the queen and eliminated his opponent from the field.
ran into 
. Watkinson was all in preflop, and he failed to hit any help on the board.
Mizzi raised preflop to 1,600 and was called by a middle-position player and then reraised to 6,500 by a late-postion player. Mizzi then moved all in for his remaining 16,000 and was called by the late-position player.
The hands were turned over and Mizzi showed
against his opponent's 
.The flop came
, followed by the 
on the turn giving Mizzi the lead, but the river spiked the 
and Mizzi was shell-shocked.He stormed out of the Amazon room with a look of sheer rage on his face.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Skolmac:
Devonshire:
The boards comes out
. Devo doubles up with his tens and fours, and he now sits with 10,300. Skomac has dropped a tad to 44,500.
over, Tran asks, "You making a move?" Jepsen responds, "No," and shows down his hand: . The two men head off to the races for a big pot.The flop is Yahtzee for Jepsen, as it comes down
. He flops the absolute nuts with the ace-high flush. The turn pairs the 
and gives Tran a few outs to redraw. The whole table sweats the river, as the dealer burns and turns...
Tran catches lightning in a bottle, hitting runner-runner fives to make a full boat. Someone across the table can't contain himself: "Oh my god. That is dirty," he says as Tran drags down a pot worth more than 80,000 in chips. Jepsen, meanwhile, is crippled all the way down to a mere 2,000.
Peter Jepsen was all in shortly after that with
, and lost the rest of his chips to a caller with . He received a pat on the shoulder from his fans near the table, and made his way out of the room.
Peter Jepsen
Roy Winston
Julian Powell
Jerrod Ankenman
held up against his opponent's . All the chips went in on the flop when the board came 
. The turn and river blanked off the 
, , and Froehlich raked the pot.Froehlich has 55,000.
