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. His opponent called.Shak:
Opponent:
The turn came the
and then the river landed a beautiful 
for Shak. He doubled to 25,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 46 - $5,000 No Limit Hold'em Six-handed
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Total Entries
805
Level
29
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 805
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. His opponent called.Shak:
Opponent:
The turn came the
and then the river landed a beautiful for Shak. He doubled to 25,000.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
. Hachem held 
. The flop came 
. The turn came the and Hachem thought he was in the clear, but then realized right before the dealer put the river out that the other player had a lot of outs.The river was the
though and Hachem was able to double up. He now has around 46,000.
The 805 players who registered for today's tournament generated a prize pool of $3,783,500. The event's eventual winner will take home $911,855 of that, while those who sneak into the money on the other end of the spectrum will go home with $8,323. The top 78 places are scheduled to be paid.
. Buchanan turned up .The road to elimination was a wild one for Buchanan. The flop came
. The turn was the and then the river was the 
. Buchanan was eliminated.
Vivek opened the pot with a 1,600 preflop raise and his opponent kicked it up to 4,100. Vivek made the call and saw a flop of
. His opponent then fired a 5,000 bet and Vivek called again. The turn brought the
and Vivek called another bet by his opponent; this time it was 8,500.Fifth street brought the
and Vivek's opponent open-shoved all in, a bet totaling 21,300. After what seemed like an eternity in the tank, the unknown player called a clock on Vivek and with two seconds remaining he made the call, tabling a mere 
. His opponent mucked straight away and Rajkumar took down the monster pot, bringing his chip count to 78,000."So much pressure . . . all these people looking at me!" said Rajkumar as he raked in the pot.
Sharbanee held
and was behind his opponent's 
.The flop was good to Sharbanee as he came from behind to take the lead,
. The turn was the and the river the 
.Sharbanee moved his stack up to 10,000.
All of the money went in preflop; Rousso's with
and Ware's with pocket eights. A board of 
fell in favor of Ware, whose eights held up to take down the pot, subsequently eliminating Rousso from the tournament.
against a player holding pocket nines. The board ran out 
and Guzzardi was eliminated from the event.
