and Hudson held 
. The board bricked out and Grey was eliminated.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 2a
Players Left 9 / 6,844
Filter
(1)
and Hudson held . The board bricked out and Grey was eliminated.
Donald Sinkhorn checked from the small blind, Tony Ma bet 1,500 and Sinkhorn called. The turn was the 
. Sinkhorn checked again and Ma checked behind. The river was the 
and both players checked again. Sinkhorn turned up
, having flopped quads and Ma mucked. Ma was left with only 14,000 after the hand.
and both players checked. The turn was the 
and they checked again. The river was the 
. Sundbo bet 5,000 and the button called. The button played the straight on the board, but Sundbo had
for the flush and picked up some chips with a nice value bet.
board, then calling with 
when Gregg raised all in for 18,000 total. Gregg never showed his hand, choosing instead to muck and leave the table.Le now has about 102,000 chips.
and Eidsvig would need a lot of help for his 
. It didn't come and one of the hottest players in Europe right now is gone.
and was up against Jeff Rubic's 
.The flop wasn't good for Wasicka --
. The on the turn did give him a flush draw. But the river brought the 
, and Wasicka's day is done.
. Haney bet 2,000 and Ausmus and one other player called it. On the turn of the
, Haney bet out 7,000 and then Ausmus moved over the top all in for 17,000. Only Haney made the call.Haney showed
for the flush, while Ausmus showed 
for aces up. The river of the 
sent Ausmus to the rail and moved Haney up to 84,600 in chips.
. Georgeme made the call with 
.The board came
. The ace on the turn was enough to send Varkoni to the rail.
On the river, Denise Molloy bet 35,000 and then Estle pushed forward his chips and said that he said all in. Molloy claimed that Estle just said, "Call." Estle only had around 3,000 left behind when he pushed his chips forward.
The floorman was called and when he got to the table, some players said that they heard "Call," while others said they heard "All in." The dealer said that he did not hear anything said at all. Finally, the floor ruled that Estle was all in.
Estle showed
for tens up with an ace. Molloy showed 
for tens up as well, but with only a nine kicker.After the hand, Estle moved up to 106,000 in chips and Molloy moved down to 62,100.
