, Frank Dehoff and Joe McGowan are all in.Dehoff:
McGowan:
The turn and river are
. The club doesn't come and Dehoff is out. McGowan has 265,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
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, Frank Dehoff and Joe McGowan are all in.Dehoff:
McGowan:
The turn and river are
. The club doesn't come and Dehoff is out. McGowan has 265,000.
. Warne was in the small blind and led out for 10,000 before Said moved all in for 42,000. Warne made the call with 
and was in great shape against Said's 
.The turn came
and river 
giving the wicket, sorry, I mean the pot to Warne. He's up to 146,000 as Said is on zero.
He eventually called and showed A-Q only to see that he was behind Clement's A-K. However, Clement's opponent spiked a queen on the turn, sending Clements home early.
Deveau:
Ramdin:
The board ran out
and Ramdin's set of aces was best. He knocked out Deveau and is now working with a stack of just over 400,000.
Barrile:
Smith:
Montalbano:
Barrile was in a great position to win a huge pot if he could stay ahead in the hand.
The flop came down
and so far so good for Barrile. The turn was the and then the river the 
.Barrile moved up to 390,000 after a whopper of a pot and eliminated both Montalbano and Smith.
Thor, although seated to Schaedlich's right, is hugely experienced and will be all too aware that having the relatively inexperienced chip leader at your table offers vast opportunities to do well in this tournament.
Seated at the other end of the table is Jeff Kimber. Kimber is very highly thought of in Europe and is last year's World Heads-Up Champion. He has really managed to grow his stack today (170,000 rise) and will now look to get heads-up with Schaedlich and do some real damage.
when Rivera check-raised his single opponent. Traply then put Rivera all in and Rivera made the call, getting his remaining 70,000 chips in the middle on the flop.Rivera held pocket jacks, but was behind Traply's queens. The turn came the
and the river the .Rivera left the tournament area slowly and unsatisfied with himself in the event. He was able to come away with a big win in the $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event when he took home the bracelet.
and his opponent held .Board:
Ace high was good enough to send Slot to the rail.
.Schaedlich checked to face a 6,000 bet from Kimber that he raised up to 15,000. Kimber then reraised up to 50,000 before Schaedlich raised again and for all his chips. It was a huge raise considering how deep these two were.
Kimber snap-called with
and a shell-shocked Schaedlich turned over . The turn came and river to hand the biggest pot of this year's Main Event to Jeff Kimber, a massive 681,000.Schaedlich's back down to 387,000 and, as he was handing over chips, he commented "What could I do?"
Kimber said he would never have gone to war without the goods because of the size of Schaedlich's stack.
