Cantu's Position Reraise Takes it Down
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2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 7
Two Pair Good For Suharto
They went to a flop of
, where it was checked to Suharto, who made a continuation bet of 310,000. Judet made the call.Both players checked the
on the turn before the 
fell on the river. Judet fired out a bet of 500,000. Suharto made the call.Judet turned over
for just ace-high. Suharto took it down with 
for two pair.Judet slips to 4.3 million. Suharto is gathering momentum with 5.9 million chips in front of him.
Player Profiles: Peter Eastgate
The Danish player has four notable cashes on his resume, all of which are from European tournaments. His biggest payday (prior to the one in progress) came when he placed ninth in the 2007 Paddy Power Irish Open - No Limit Hold'em event and walked away with $46,714.
Eastgate is content to enjoy everyday life and his success as a poker player. He likes the bands Muse and Moby and plans to go on a vacation should he win the Main Event in November.
One Very Good Turn for Ylon Schwartz
and after Montgomery checked Schwartz bet 380,000. Snead then raised to 1.2 million and after Montgomery folded Schwartz thought for a good bit before making the call.The turn brought the
. Schwartz bet 900,000 and Snead quickly announced he was all in. Schwartz instantly called and everyone quickly learned that Ylon's 
had taken the lead back from Snead's 
. The river brought the 
and Schwartz won a 3 million pot.
Checkity-Check Yourself
and both players checked. The turn was the . Check-check again. The river was the and they checked it down. Kim showed
and won the pot.
Two in a Row for Bishop
Bishop Wins a Big One from Andersen
. Andersen led out for 900,000 and Bishop moved all in for an additional 3,175,000, standing up and walking away from the table to pace as Andersen considered his decision. Andersen laid it down and Bishop won the pot. He's up to 7 million while Andersen slipped to just under 4 million.
Suharto Takes Down Blind Battle
They took a heads-up flop of
and Riesenberg check-called the 90,000-chip bet of Suharto. The turn was the and Riesenberg checked again to Suharto, who this time fired out 325,000. Riesenberg let it go and Suharto wins this blind war, flashing an apparently useless .
Riesenberg Keeps Firing
They took a flop of
and the action was checked around. The turn brought the and Riesenberg led out for 250,000. Judet folded and Phillips made the call.They went to the river of the
and Riesenberg fired out another bullet worth 800,000 chips. Phillips let his hand go, and Riesenberg flashed 
. He's now back up to 4.4 million.
Eastgate Takes the Chip Lead
and both players checked. The turn was the 
. Eastgate led out for 375,000 and Demidov called. The river was the . Eastgate bet 525,000, Demidov gave it up, and Eastgate won the pot. Eastgate is up to 12,830,000 and has moved into the chip lead.