Chino Rheem Adds to the Stack
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flop, but when the 
came on the turn Rheem fired out for 800,000. Suharto mucked, and Rheem scooped a pot that pushed his stack up to 16.1 million.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 7
flop, but when the came on the turn Rheem fired out for 800,000. Suharto mucked, and Rheem scooped a pot that pushed his stack up to 16.1 million.
Dennis Phillips Continues to Roll
. Phillips led out for 800,000, Montgomery raised to 2,000,000 and Phillips made the call. Phillips then checked in the dark right before the 
arrived on the turn. Montgomery checked behind. The river was the 
. Phillips bet 1.3 million, Montgomery folded and Phillips dragged yet another huge pot. Phillips is now up to over 26 million.
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On the Record - Chip Leader Dennis Phillips
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It's a Mystery
"Chino's all in!!" shrieked a woman from the rail. And Marquis sat there trying to figure out what was going on. He frowned and said, "This just doesn't make any sense at all." Craig shook his head and finally said, "Nice hand, man" before tossing his cards in the muck, and Rheem quickly pulled his chips back and started stacking them up.
14.7 Million Pot Builds Between Phillips and Hamrick, Ends in a Chop
The flop was
. Montgomery checked, Hamrick bet 425,000, Phillips raised to 1.2 million, Montgomery got out of the way, and Hamrick three-bet to 2.65 million. Phillips made the call. The turn was the
. Hamrick bet 3,000,000 and Phillips called. The river was the
. Hamrick checked and Phillips checked behind. Hamrick showed
, Phillips showed 
and they split the 14.7 million chip pot.
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Craig Marquis Forces Out Ivan Demidov
, Demidov bet 250,000 and Marquis raised to 800,000. Ivan called, and when the 
fell on the flop he fired out for 1.3 million. That's when Marquis moved all in, sending Demidov into the tank. He emerged about two minutes later and tossed his cards in the muck, and Marquis pulled in a pot that pushed his stack to 12.8 million. Ivan now sits with 8.2 million.
Ivan Demidov Survives and Doubles Through Chino Rheem
And his
was better than Demidov's 
. As the fans ducked under the rails and pushed close for a better look, the dealer spread the flop -- 
. Rheem flopped a set, but Demidov now had a flush draw.A draw that hit when the
came on the turn. Now there were calls of "pair the board!!" from the crowd, and with scores of people jamming the stage the dealer flipped over the 
on the river. Demidov got out of his chair to accept the congratulations of his friends and Rheem bolted out of his seat and walked out of the Amazon Room. He's now down to 8.4 million, while Ivan is now up to 18.7 million.
The Last Three Hands: ESPN Feature Table
2. Dean Hamrick completed the small blind and Peter Eastgate checked his option. The flop was
and both players checked. The turn was the and they checked again. The river was the 
. Hamrick checked, Eastgate bet 275,000, Hamrick folded and Eastgate won the pot. 3. Scott Montgomery raised to 600,000 from the cutoff and won the blinds and antes.