Event 5 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em w/ Re-buys | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-05-2008 22:04 UTC-8

Hand #120-- Peter Gould

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Peter Gould raised to 110,000 in the small blind and took the pot.

06-05-2008 22:03 UTC-8

Hand #119-- Jeff Williams

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Jeff Williams called in the small blind and Peter Gould checked. The flop came {J-Hearts}

and Jeff bet 50,000, enough to get Gould to fold.

06-05-2008 22:02 UTC-8

Hand #118-- Jeff Williams Gets a Walk in His Big Blind

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06-05-2008 22:01 UTC-8

Hand #117-- Michael Banducci

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Jeff Williams raised to 100,000 on the button and Michael Banducci called in the big blind. The flop came {6-Clubs}

. Banducci bet 100,000 and Willams called. The {Q-Hearts}

hit on the turn, Michael bet 250,000 and Williams called. The {6-Hearts}

fell on the river, Michael bet 425,000 and Williams mucked.

06-05-2008 21:57 UTC-8

Hand #116-- Peter Gould

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Jeff Williams raised to 100,000 from the small blind and Peter Gould called. The flop came {5-Diamonds}

and after Williams checked Gould bet 130,000. Williams mucked.

06-05-2008 21:55 UTC-8

Hand #115-- Peter Gould

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Peter Gould raised to 105,000 and won the blinds and antes.

06-05-2008 21:54 UTC-8

Hand #114-- Jeff Williams

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Jeff Williams raised to 90,000 from the button and Michael Banducci made the call in the big blind. They checked the {K-Clubs}

flop and when the {9-Spades}

turned Banducci check-folded to Williams' 125,000 bet.

06-05-2008 21:54 UTC-8

With the tournament moving along at a snail's pace today, it's given the crowd here plenty of time to pick and choose players they'd like to root for. Though the ESPN area has lost about half of it's spectators, Michael Banducci and Jeff Williams seem to have many fans still in attendance here to cheer them on.

During the hand where Williams was all in against Peter Gould, Gould's cheering section had fingers crossed and eyes hopeful that his A-J would send Williams to the rail.

After every hand Michael Banducci wins, the crowd directly behind him lets out a, "Take it down, Ducc!" or a "Yeah Ducci!" cheer to keep his spirits high.

06-05-2008 21:52 UTC-8