. An ace on the flop sealed the deal for Gaubert. Lowe is out.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
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. An ace on the flop sealed the deal for Gaubert. Lowe is out.
Van den Berg:
Nikaj:
Van den Berg trailed in the hand but had live cards. The board ran out
pairing van den Berg's ten and leaving him with the best hand. He doubled to about 160,000 in chips.
Barrile:
Davor:
The board fell
and Davor makes a full house to double up to 1.6 million, leaving Barrile down to about 500,000.
She pushed all in again before the flop shortly afterwards, and Keith Ferrera called her bet. Ng showed
, and Ferrera 
. The board ran out 
, and Ng was eliminated. Ferrera has about 405,000.
Rosskamm:
Mason:
The board ran out
and Mason's kings were second-best. He was eliminated on the hand and Rosskamm climbed to just over 1,720,000 in chips.
Matt Lessinger then raised from the small blind to 130,000. Traply then reraised to 500,000. Judet folded, and Hornet called for his last 200,000. Seber folded, and Lessinger, with only about 150,000 behind and perhaps thinking about the possible connotation of Peter's last name, decided to fold what he said were pocket queens.
If so, he was probably kicking himself when he saw Traply turn over
and Hornet 
. The board ended up 
and Hornet took down the 690,000 pot.
Zane:
Davis:
The flop was
. "Look! I have five outs!" exclaimed Zane.
The turn, though was the
and the river the 
. Davis doubled up to 400,000 while Zane fell to 155,000.
and liked the look of a flop of 
as he flopped a set of tens. However he didn't like it as much as Darus Suharto who held 
for the flopped nut straight. All the chips flew into the middle as the turn and river bricked 
, to send Malinasky home and elevate Suharto to amongst the chip leaders with 1.4 million.
"And I get position on him! Got position on him all day!" Matusow practically sang.
Level 18
: 4,000/8,000, 1,000 ante
With the board showing 
, Santeri Valikoski bet 25,000, and Phil Hellmuth raised to 55,000. Valikoski made the call, making the pot about 180,000.
The river brought the . This time Valikoski checked, and Hellmuth checked behind. Hellmuth showed for a busted flush draw, while Valikoski had for a pair of fives.
Hellmuth immediately erupted. "Oh, this IDIOT!" he cried. "Called a raise with 7-5. This idiot from Northern Europe."
Valikoski has 560,000, and Hellmuth is now at 200,000. He's not discouraged, though. He is saying he'll have a million by the end of the day.
