Kim:
Gould:
The board ran out
to send Gould to the rail in 53rd place, while Kim now sits with over 7.5 million chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
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Kim:
Gould:
The board ran out
to send Gould to the rail in 53rd place, while Kim now sits with over 7.5 million chips.
, Cristian checked and Dragomir bet 75,000. Michelle called and Cristian folded.The turn brought the seemingly innocent
. Dragomir bet 100,000, Tiffany raised to 200,000, and Cristian reraised to 400,000. That's when Michelle moved all in and Dragomir decided that enough was enough. He mucked his cards and Tiffany scooped a pot that pushed her back up to 3.78 million. Dragomir is now down to 2.18 million.
Nhan Le had fired out a bet but was left facing an all-in reraise from Owen Crowe. After a long time in the tank Le eventually made the call with 
for top two pair, and Crowe showed 
for the bare flush draw.However, the river was the
and Crowe made his flush to move up to around 1.6 million chips, with Le falling to 600,000.
Ketteringham:
Andersen:
The board ran out
and Ketteringham's hand was second best. Andersen's pair of queens took it down and sent the early chip leader to the rail in 52nd place. Andersen is inching ever closer to the ten million mark with about 9,840,000 chips.
Matusow:
Fernandez:
The board fell
to eliminate Fernandez in 51st place. After the hand Matusow yelled, "That's the power of positive thinking! They can't beat me!" He stacks up 3.4 million in chips.
. Michelle led out for 750,000. "I know you don't have a big hand, but I'll let you have it," said Pham, as he mucked his cards.
After the hand, Michelle was up to 4,000,000, while Pham fell to 1.8 million.
The flop came
. Action checked to Hellmuth and he led out for 65,000. Kim passed but Scherer moved all in. Hellmuth thought for about three minutes before finally folding 
face up. Scherer stacked the pot and left Hellmuth with about 600,000 chips.
The flop came
and Hamrick checked it over to Losev, who made a continuation bet of 150,000. Hamrick then check-raised to 375,000. Losev made the call.The turn was the
and Hamrick checked again and Losev this time fired out 500,000. Hamrick went into the tank for a long time before giving up his hand.Hamrick falls to 1.8 million, with Losev amongst our leaders with 7.2 million.
There's something else you immediately notice now that the room is cleared out: it's cold in here. Not chilly--COLD. Earlier in the Series all that body heat and nervous energy radiating through the room kept things relatively comfortable. Now it's empty, the air conditioning is blasting away hard enough to create a wind chill factor and, if you take a look at the photo, working conditions for your faithful reporters have become a bit trying. Expect a run on hooded sweatshirts before the night is out.
. Marquis checked from the big blind to Rheem, who fired out 100,000. Marquis made the call.The turn of the
was checked through and the 
landed on the river. Marquis checked again and Rheem made a bet 300,000. Marquis called and Rheem showed 
, only to find himself outkicked by the 
of Marquis."I thought I was value-betting the river!" exclaimed Rheem. He falls to 2.56 million with Marquis now up to 3.35 million.
