2008 World Series of Poker
Event 50 - $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha World Championship
Day: 2
Applause
Bubble Boy
Petersson:
D'Agostino:
Petersson was well-behind and needed help to avoid being crippled right on the money bubble. Help found him in a big way, as the flop rolled out . Now it was D'Agostino behind, and in danger of being knocked out on the bubble. The turn and river came and respectively, useless cards for Dags. In his words, there's "No shame in finishing 37th," and that's exactly what has happened to our bubble boy, John D'Agostino.
Bubble Burst
Nikolay Evdakov Extends His Own Record
Evdakov has not yet made a final table at this year's WSOP. He's going to need to chip up quickly if he expects to do it in this event.
Flopped Flush = Eliminated
Patry:
Cloutier:
Both players flopped the flush with a redraw to a straight flush. In Patry's case, he was one card away from the royal. They got all their money in, and Patry's hand held up to be the winner; he knocks Cloutier from the field.
Hollink's Turn
After Arieh limped preflop, Rob Hollink raised to 27,000. Arieh called to see a flop of . Arieh checked to Hollink, who pushed his last 18,000 in. Arieh made the call.
Arieh:
Hollink:
The turn and river changed nothing. Hollink's hand held up, and he doubled to 110,000.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
David vs. David
Singer:
Williams:
Williams made top two pair and the nut flush draw, a big favorite over Singer's pair of sevens and non-nut flush draw. The dealer peeled off the turn, making Wililams a full house. The river was irrelevant.
After the hand, Williams moved up to 138,000 in chips and Singer moved into severe short stack territory with 53,000.
Recent Eliminations
Arias was all in preflop for 28,000 and got three callers. One of them, David Benefield, bet 60,000 on the flop, folding everyone else. He was in there with , far better than Arias' . The turn and river blanked out.
Benefield now has 250,000; Ladowsky has 212,000; and Singer and Arias each earn $25,069.