Neff:
Stein:
The board ran out
to give Stein a set and a double-up to 890,000. Neff is left with 1.4 million.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
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Neff:
Stein:
The board ran out
to give Stein a set and a double-up to 890,000. Neff is left with 1.4 million.
, Jeremy Joseph bet 250,000 from late position into his lone opponent, Gert Andersen who was on the button. Andersen called and the 
hit the turn. Joseph then check-called a bet of 500,000 from Andersen.The river fell the
and Joseph check-called Andersen's bet again, this time for 1,000,000. Andersen showed 
and Joseph mucked his 
face up.Andersen is now the dominant chip leader with approximately 9,000,000 while Joseph is crippled with just about 500,000.
The flop came
. Hellmuth bet 90,000 and Kim called. Hellmuth immediately stood up to survey the situation and the dealer put the on the turn.Hellmuth checked and Kim bet 150,000. Hellmuth thought for almost a minute before finally calling and then checking dark.
The river fell the
and Kim bet 250,000. Hellmuth called and Kim showed 
. Hellmuth mucked and Kim stacked the pot.
. Jeremy Joseph was his lone opponent and he held 
.The board ran out
and Keller's king-high was no good. He hit the rail in 61st place while Joseph chipped up to about 1,800,000.
The flop came
and Jans led out with a bet of 250,000. Losev instantly moved all in and Jans snap-called for his tournament life.Jans:
Losev:
Jans held the lead with a pair of aces, but the
on the turn gave Losev trip queens and the lead in the hand. The river was the 
to send Jans to the rail in 62nd place.
"This morning Phil Hellmuth met with Jack Effel, WSOP Tournament Director, Howard Greenbaum, Harrah's Regional Vice President for Specialty Gaming, and Jeffrey Pollack, Commissioner of the WSOP. Based on that meeting and an official review of the situation, it was decided that the penalty imposed on Mr. Hellmuth at the conclusion of play last night was excessive."
"Warnings and penalties are intended to correct inappropriate behavior and our rulings should be as fair as possible, given the circumstances," said Pollack. "In this instance, the punishment did not fit the crime."
"Phil has now been warned and put on notice in a way that he never has been," Pollack added.
bested the 
of Dennis Phillips. The board was 
and Cantu managed to trim about 1,100,000 off of Phillips with his flop and turn bets. Cantu is now sitting on about 6,200,000 while Phillips commands a stack of about 3,680,000.
Marquis:
Tatum:
The board ran out
to give Marquis the pot and eliminate Tatum in 63rd place, collecting $115,800.
Ramdin
Beckman
The flop was
and Beckman made a set of jacks, but Ramdin picked up a flush draw. It wasn't to be, though, as the hit the turn and the 
fell on the river, eliminating Ramdin in 64th place. After the hand, Beckman was up to 1.3 million.
When the flop came
both players checked. The hit the turn and Wright checked. Kim bet 150,000 and Wright moved all in for 631,000 total. Kim called instantly and the players showed:Kim:
Wright:
Wright was drawing dead and the
on the river was meaningless. Larry Wright was eliminated in 65th place and takes home $96,500 for his impressive finish.
