, Event No. 52 bracelet winner David Daneshgar bet his last 20,000 into a 15,000-chip pot, and got called. Daneshgar showed pocket nines, while his opponent held 
. Daneshgar couldn't improve, and he's out.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
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, Event No. 52 bracelet winner David Daneshgar bet his last 20,000 into a 15,000-chip pot, and got called. Daneshgar showed pocket nines, while his opponent held . Daneshgar couldn't improve, and he's out.
Josephy:
Opponent:
Josephy, in an attempt to be a nice guy, started to chant "king...king...king!" as the dealer ran the flop. There was no king as the flop came
. Josephy caught up, and in a big way. The turn and river fell the 
and 
respectively and Josephy stacked the pot.He climbed to just over 230,000 chips on the hand.
That also puts us at fewer than 1,500 total players remaining in the Main Event.
and was called by a player with 
. The board ran out 
, allowing Daut to drag the pot and double up to 30,000.
, leaving Lieu with nothing but ace-high.
. Levi held for the nut flush draw while Singer held . The completed Levi's flush on the turn and Singer failed to improve.
Jon Friedberg just reported to that seat and said, "Everyone here has a lot of chips, where'd you get them?". And that's when he learned that most of those chips were donated by the players who formerly occupied the chair he was about to sit in. Friedberg turned around and made like he was going to walk away, spilling one of his yellow 1,000 chips in the process. It landed on his chair...a bad omen?
Friedberg unracked as the players at the table told him about the demise of the others who'd sat in that seat. And then the cards were dealt and Friedberg reached for his chips and said, "Raise".
, Jennifer Harman checked and her opponent in the cutoff bet 9,500. Harman rechecked her cards, then looked over at her opponent. To call would mean committing most of the rest of her stack. Indeed, she was holding all of her chips in one hand.Finally she folded. "Good hand?" she asked. Her opponent nodded.
Harman is down to about 12,000.
Stann is out of the tournament; Grospellier now has 170,000.
, the blinds checked to Lars Christiansen, who bet 12,000. The button moved all in for 20,000 total and Christiansen called the additional 8K. Christansen's 
needed help against the button's 
and couldn't get there when the turn came the and the river the 
. Christiansen is down to 33,000.
