The hand is checked down all the way to the river, which is a
, the high card on board. Gill checks, and Tran bets 50,000, which is quickly called. Tran shows down 
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2008 World Series of Poker
Event 7 - $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Entries
1,592
Level
24
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 1592
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The hand is checked down all the way to the river, which is a
, the high card on board. Gill checks, and Tran bets 50,000, which is quickly called. Tran shows down .
. Gill checks and Keikoan bets 200,000. Gill folds and Matt Keikoan wins the pot.
It's heads up to a flop of
. Tran checks and Shorr bets 95,000. Tran folds and Shannon Shorr wins the pot.
Carter Gill has the button in seat 4. Theo Tran raises to 60,000 from under the gun. Mihai Manole reraises to 160,000 from the small blind. Matt Keikoan folds the big blind. Tran calls the raise and they go heads up to a flop of
.Manole, first to act, bets 150,000. Tran puts in a raise of 200,000 more, making it 350,000 total. Manole reraises all in and Tran insta-calls. The players show:
Tran:
Manole:
In the biggest pot of the day, Tran has a relative stranglehold on the hand and the deal is sealed when the
hits the turn. The river is a meaningless 
and Manole is our fifth-place finisher. He'll collect over $150,000 for his three-day effort.
The flop is
. Shorr bets 65,000. Gill calls the bet and the 
comes off on the turn. Both players check. Fifth street is the 
. Shorr checks, Gill bets 125,000 and Shorr folds. Carter Gill wins the pot.
The three players see a flop of
. All three players check.The
is the turn. Tran checks, Shorr bets 85,000 and Carter Gill calls. Tran comes over the top of the two players, with a raise to 230,000 and both players fold. Theo Tran wins the pot.
. Matt Keikoan and Theo Tran both check, and Gill puts in a bet of 35,000. Keikoan folds, and Tran stays in with a call.The turn comes
. Check check.The river is the
. Theo Tran bets out 150,000, and Gill makes the call. Tran shows down 
, while Gill tables , having made a winning straight on the river.
The board runs out
, with the players checking it down on each street. Theo Tran ends up with the winning hand when his is good enough to take down the pot.
