, to Matros' 
.The
helped neither player, but Matros caught the 
on the turn to take the lead, and he took the pot after the 
fell on the river. Matros is now up to 67,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 52 - $1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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
Filter
(1)
, to Matros' .The
helped neither player, but Matros caught the on the turn to take the lead, and he took the pot after the fell on the river. Matros is now up to 67,000.
and ran into the 
of Jace Reiken. An 
on the flop was enough to give Reiken the win and send Schrader to the rail.
202nd - John Robles - $2,940
203rd - Erhart Edquist - $2,940
204th - Jeffery Greco - $2,940
205th - Wagner Silva - $2,940
206th - Kelly Jacobs - $2,940
207th - Shawn Pilot - $2,940
208th - Rick Zorn - $2,940
209th - Thomas Osterfield - $2,940
210th - Marc Levy - $2,940
211th - Romuald Pycior - $2,940
212th - Jorn Lagas - $2,940
213th - David Roepke - $2,940
214th - Albert Riccobono - $2,940
215th - Flamingo Malone - $2,940
216th - Krisztian Majdik - $2,940
217th - Kathy Phillips - $2,940
218th - Raymond Boisvert - $2,940
219th - Joseph Piatek - $2,940
220th - Jeffery Whitaker - $2,940
221th - Joseph Crawford - $2,940
222nd - Keith Curberry - $2,940
223rd - David Names - $2,940
224th - Noah Southerland - $2,940
225th - Robert McLaughlin - $2,940
flop Satoru Ishii checked and Greg Hartwick bet enough to set him all in. Ishii called, only to find that his pair and open-ended straight draw had been beaten to the punch by Hartwick's 
and flopped straight. The board bricked the rest of the way and that pot pushed Hartwick's stack up to 181,000.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
to his opponent's pocket sixes. "I wanted to gamble," Heimiller said, and that gamble paid off when the flop came 
. With that pot Heimiller now has 62,000.
Nath raised to 4,800 before the flop and Miller called from the big blind. The flop came
and Miller check-called Pizzolatto's 7,200 bet. When the 
came on the turn Miller again checked, and this time Nath bet 13,000. Miller then raised for the last of his 58,500, and Pizzolatto took a long time deciding what to do.He finally chose to call and it turned out to be the right choice, as his pocket nines had Miller's pocket sevens crushed, and when a six fell on the river Miller was out and Pizzolatto was up to 150,000.
against the 
of Marcelo Costa. Fockenberg msised the board and was sent packing.
missed the board and came up short against the 
of Voitto Rintala.
and was called by the very short Scott Queckboerner holding 
. Rousso hit top pair on the 
flop and when Scott didn't get help on the turn nor river he was out and Vanessa chipped up to 27,000.
