2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 6
Mike Matusow Eliminated in 30th Place ($193,000)
The came on the river, and with that Mike Matusow's run in the Main Event came to an end.
Breaking News: Mike "The Mouth" Matusow Eliminated
In the meantime, the remaining 29 players have been sent on a 20-minute break.
Garrett Beckman Eliminated in 31st Place ($193,000)
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.
Clint Schafer Eliminated in 32nd Place ($193,000)
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.
Jamal Kunbuz Eliminated in 33rd Place ($193,000)
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.
Scott Montgomery Takes One Off Owen Crowe
Crowe turned up for tens and sixes, but Montgomery held a bigger two pair with and raked in the pot.
Using the Club
David Rheem Flexes Some Muscle
Matusow said he folded as Rheem stacked the pot.
Point/Counterpoint
That's when Klodnicki open-folded . Suharto showed his pocket kings and said, "You owe me two now," referring to an earlier time when he showed his hand after Klodnicki folded.
As Suharto scooped the pot, there was a bit of confusion as a single 25,000 chip was sitting in-between Suharto and Dean Hamrick. They weren't sure who it belonged to, so Suharto and Hamrick agreed to Roshambo for it, until floorman Steve Frezer came over and said, "Ah, no, you're not doing that." They went to check the security cameras to find where the chip's true home is.