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2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£1,500
Prize Pool
£615,000
Total Entries
410
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 410
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, but his neighbor found . No lady on a board means Teng will be thickening the wallet of the barman over the next few days rather than his own.
Flack's silence spoke volumes, but I've forgotten my baby oil anyhow.
versus John Kabbaj's 
, but the latter made a flush.Kabbaj now has 12,500.
flop and is in a seemingly confident mood.
board and immediately regretted it as Iversen, with just the barest hint of smugness, turned over 
. Teltscher mucked and cradled his remaining 3,200 in his hand, while Iversen found his stack increased to around 20,000.
against the pocket fives of Leo Kam.By the time the board had filled out
, Gwinner offered his right hand to Kam, essentially conceding defeat, but pulled it back when the 
fell on the river giving him a better pair.Kam was left with about 3,800 in chips after the hand while Gwinner improved to 6,000.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Ivey's elimination came at the hands of Johnny Cooke who ousted the Full Tilt pro with quads. According to Yuval Bronshtein who was at their table, Ivey led out with a bet on a
board holding 
and Cooke just called holding pocket fives. A fourth five fell on the river and Cooke smartly checked his quads to Ivey who moved all in. Cooke had Ivey covered and made the call and that was that.'Timex' picked up a pocket pair of aces on the short stack and made it 250 to go before the flop. He received just one caller and saw a king-high flop that brought three hearts. The rest of the money went in on the flop and McDonald found his heartless aces up against his opponent's
, which gave him top pair and a flush draw. McDonald's opponent also held three outs to make two pair and one of them fell on the turn giving him the lead. A blank on the river spelled the end for the young Canadian, who, like Ivey, will now have to wait until Monday for another shot at a WSOPE bracelet.
