They saw a flop of
and Heimiller checked to Daneshgar who cut down 285,000 chips and slid them into the middle. Heimiller tossed his cards into the muck and Daneshgar collects the pot.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 52 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,675,945
Entries
2,693
Level
28
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 2,693
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They saw a flop of
and Heimiller checked to Daneshgar who cut down 285,000 chips and slid them into the middle. Heimiller tossed his cards into the muck and Daneshgar collects the pot.
Daneshgar has numerous cashes to his credit from the past five years -- almost all in hold'em events -- with career earnings exceeding $1.6 million. That's the highest total earnings of our remaining players, although Heimiller has nearly made that much with a consistent, lengthy career full of cashes.
Sitron
Cole
The flop came
, giving Sitron aces and putting Cole in deep trouble. The turn was the 
, making the river inconsequential. Cole finishes in 5th place.
Rouhani:
Sitron:
The board ran out
-X as Sitron made an unbeatable full house on the turn to eliminate Rouhani in 4th place for a collect of $231,584.
The flop came
. Heimiller checked, Sitron bet 200,000, and Heimiller called. Both checked the 
on the turn.The river brought the
. Heimiller checked, and for the third time in the hand, Sitron bet 200,000. Heimiller called somewhat quickly. Sitron showed 
, and Heimiller mucked.
The flop came
. Heimiller led out for 175,000 and Sitron flat called.The turn was the
and Heimiller fired a second barrel worth 325,000. Once again Sitron made the call.The river landed the
and Heimiller slowed down and checked it over to Sitron who checked behind. Heimiller showed for a rivered queen-high straight as Sitron sighed and revealed 
for the flopped ten-high straight.
Both checked down the
board. Heimiller showed 
, and Daneshgar mucked.
The board of
is checked down. Heimiller showed 
to take it down with his two pair.
Scott Sitron -- 3.0 million
David Daneshgar -- 1.635 million
