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Mountain is now up to 62,000 while Schneider was left with 4,200.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 37 - $10,000 World Championship Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Total Entries
164
Level
30
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 164
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Mountain is now up to 62,000 while Schneider was left with 4,200.
Juanda hemmed and hawed a bit and made the call.
Nguyen ended up with (
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(X)Hansen: (X-X)
-FOLDShamseddin: (X-X)
(X-X)Sung: (X-X)
-X-FOLDThor Hansen brought in and then Soheil Shamseddin completed before Steve Sung and Pawel Andrzejewski called. Hansen called as well.
Shamseddin bet fourth and both Sung and Andrzejewski called. After fifth, Shamseddin bet again and Sung folded, but Andrzejewski called.
On sixth street, things got interesting when Shamseddin bet and then Andrzejewski raised. "Were you rolled up?" questioned Shamseddin. He then made the call.
After seventh, Shamseddin checked-called a bet from Andrzejewski. Andrzejewski rolled over
in the hole for a full house, queens full of deuces. Shamseddin mucked his hand and dropped to 45,000 chips. Andrzejewski is up to 39,000.
"I feel like the biggest stack at the table now, from being at 2,700. Carlos, beers are on me!" laughed Schneider.
Not all is lost for Mortensen, he's still on 21,000 in chips.
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Winner: Sebastian Ruthenberg
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2008 $1,500 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo
Winner: Ryan Hughes
The Final Table: Ron Long, Thomas Hunt III, Alessio Isaia, Jonas Klausen, Timothy Dalessandro, Joshua Feldman, David Sklansky
2007 $2,000 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo
Winner: Ryan Hughes
The Final Table: Min Lee, Doug Carli, Greg Raymer, Stephen Graboski, Jim Weir, Roland Ware, Adam Spiegelberg
2007 $3,000 World Championship 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo
Winner: Eli Elezra
The Final Table: Scotty Nguyen, Dutch Boyd, John Harkness, David Sklansky, Thor Hansen, George Hardie, Marshall Ragir
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Winner: Tom Schneider
The Final Table: Hoyt Verner, Miguel de la Cruz, Scotty Nguyen, Saundra Taylor, Tony Ma, Tommy Hang, Woody Deck
(X)Lindgren: (X-X)
(X)Smith: (X-X)
(X)On fifth street, Erick Lindgren bet and then Justin "BoostedJ" Smith raised. Mosseri asked, "Is this stud eight or better?" and then called. Lindgren called as well. On sixth, Lindgren bet and both players called. On seventh, Lindgren bet agian and both players folded.
Lindgren is up to 24,000.
(X)Arieh: (X-X)
(X)Picking up the action on fifth street, Chiu fired after Arieh bet and was called. Chiu fired again on sixth and was called here as well. On seventh, Chiu didn't miss an opportunity to bet again. Arieh called one last time.
"Kings up," said Chiu as he rolled over
, making two pair with kings and sixes.Arieh checked his hand once more and then mucked.
Arieh - 36,800
Chiu - 35,000
(X)David Sklansky (X)(X)
(X)Both Brown and Sklansky limped in on third street. Brown made an open pair of kings and led out on fourth, Sklansky making the call. Brown check-called a bet on fifth street when Sklansky picked up an ace, and check-called again on sixth and seventh.
Sklansky turned up
in the hole for aces up and Brown mucked. With that pot, Sklansky is up to 38,000 while Brown slipped to 25,000.
Such was the case when a multi-way pot unfolded over on Table 239, populated by Greg Raymer, Dario Minieri, John Hanson, Perry Friedman, and Gavin Smith. The floor was called to make a ruling and he explained that in cases like this, one community card is dealt as seventh street for all players in the hand.
