Kunbuz:
Schwartz:
Kunbuz was quite dominated and needed considerable help to stay alive. The board ran out
and Kunbuz was our 33rd-place finisher. Ylon Schwartz is now sitting on a stack of about 2.6 million in chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 6
Players Left 9 / 6,844
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Kunbuz:
Schwartz:
Kunbuz was quite dominated and needed considerable help to stay alive. The board ran out
and Kunbuz was our 33rd-place finisher. Ylon Schwartz is now sitting on a stack of about 2.6 million in chips.
Schafer:
Loecke:
The flop came down
, pairing Loecke's ace. "Six of diamonds! One time!" cried Schafer's railbirds.
The turn was the
. "OK, any six!" implored Schafer.
The river, though was the
and Schafer's Main Event run was over. He'll take home $193,000 for his 32nd-place finish. After the hand, Loecke was up to 2,550,000.
.Both players checked and saw a turn of
. Beckman fired out a bet of 280,000 before Phillips made it 600,000 to go. Beckman moved all in and Phillips snap-called.Beckman held
for overcards with the nut flush draw, but would need to hit as Phillips showed 
for the straight.The river bricked the
and Beckman becomes our 31st-place finisher, good for a $193,000 payday.
In the meantime, the remaining 29 players have been sent on a 20-minute break.
flop. Both players checked, and when the 
came on the turn Matusow bet 500,000. Snead moved all in, Matusow called, and that's when Mike learned that his 
had been overtaken by Snead's .The
came on the river, and with that Mike Matusow's run in the Main Event came to an end.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
The table folded and the two saw a flop of
. Kim checked and Michelle fired out 350,000. Kim made the call.The turn was the
and Kim checked again to Michelle who bet out 500,000. Kim beat her into the pot to make the call.The river of the
was checked down by both players. Michelle showed to take down the pot. She is now up to over 8.5 million chips.
With two live players, the board of
was checked down, with Gordon showing 
as the best hand! He triples up to about 2.7 million to stay alive!
Demidov folded but Bishop called instantly. The players showed:
Bishop:
Dragomir:
Dragomir was in bad shape and needed help from the community cards to stay alive. After multiple dramatic pauses for the sake of the television cameras, the board finished
and Dragomir's hand was second-best. He was eliminated in 29th place and pushed his chips over to Bishop, who now sits on about 3,800,000 in chips.
