Jones: (x-x)
Jesus: (x-x)
Jesus bet seventh street and Jones called. Jesus flipped over
for a Broadway straight while Jones mucked his hand.
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 1 - £2,500 Horse
Day: 2
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£2,500
Prize Pool
£262,500
Entries
105
Level
17
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 105
Filter
(1)
Jones: (x-x)
Jesus: (x-x)
Jesus bet seventh street and Jones called. Jesus flipped over
for a Broadway straight while Jones mucked his hand.
The hand was being checked initially, but Yuval soon announced that he could check no longer and pushed Vos out of the hand.
After the dust had settled and the smoke had cleared, Michail Tsamis was sent packing, enabling Yuval to make it into that elusive 100K club.
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...at which point he let it go to the player who'd reraised him preflop.Snoopy has gone to rail Ladowsky's table like the little Brummie vulture he is.
for a better two pair. Goodwin slipped to 8,400 after that loss.
. Barney Boatman gave him a spin with the nicely dominated 
, and the board brought no upsets. Barely an eyebrow twitch from the English pro.
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. Gobboboy checked, Boatman bet, and Gobboboy called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and both players checked again. Gobboboy showed 
for a pair of queens while Boatman tabled 
. Boatman shook his head after Gobboboy cracked his jacks.
The board read:
and two stacks of grey 100 chips were already poised for the river in front of Mark Vos...they successfully saw off Bronshtein. Vos, awarded the tiny side pot, showed his hand: 
to take the main pot as well.
Nicknamed "Lowball" online, I have actually played this amicable chap a few times on the Omaha/8 cash tables, but as his name suggests, Lowball is clearly his field of expertise. In fact, back in 1994, he became the British Lowball Champion and continues to play the game whenever he can.
However, Lowball is undoubtedly a dying game, and one that wasn't resurrected by the HORSE event. But Eric surely holds a passion for the old-school games, not to mention the skills which have attributed to the Londoner reaching what is now the bubble in this event.
Eric is currently sitting on 65,000, with a great shot of making the final table.
, Barny showing the . And he called again on fourth street, then check-raising fifth street when their hands were:Boatman: (X-X)
Fricke: (X-X)
Barny called the raise, and confidently led out 4K when he received the
to Gobboboy's on sixth street. A quick glance at Fricke's stack was enough to tell it was looking the felt in the face, and when he paid off the 4K river bet (Boatman showing the () for a winning six-low) he was left with around 10K.The tension is mounting...maybe when the bubble bursts the three-deep spectators will all fall forward into some kind of two-table vacuum...
