, and pushed all in preflop, only to find Warren Woodall making the call with 
. A third jack on the flop and he was already standing up - the board ended up 
and he is one of the first out.
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£1,500
Prize Pool
£615,000
Entries
410
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 410
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, and pushed all in preflop, only to find Warren Woodall making the call with . A third jack on the flop and he was already standing up - the board ended up and he is one of the first out.
Soon after, Junglen raised on the button and was called by Shahaf Hadaya in the big blind. They saw a flop of
where Hadaya checked and Junglen bet 3,600. Shahaf thought for a while before reraising to 7,900. Junglen asked for a count from his opponent before announcing, "I raise to 57,500." Hadaya quickly folded and Junglen added more chips to his gigantic stack.
where Negreanu announces, "Flush" flipping which is ahead of Barnes' 
but then Nutt turns over 
for the 2nd nut flush which scoops the hefty pot.
On the same table, however, Michael O'Sullivan was left with a bowel of rice when he pushed all in from late position with Q-9, only to be looked up by K-7. King high stood up, meaning O'Sullivan will be looking to shove again before the blinds come back round.
A few chips have changed hands between Remy Biechel, who raised to 2,800 preflop on the button and was called by big blind Matt Novak, who then bet him off a
flop by moving in a stack of 6,000. Also Thomas Merved check-raised Andy Bloch off a 
flop in a blind on blind mini-battle. Bloch in turn reraised button Warren Woodall a committing-looking stack to add his preflop 3,200 back to his stack. Those are the only cards seen up here face-up in the first 15 minutes of play. Very different from the hell-for-leather pace of the end of the Day Ones.
. The flop came a good looking 
and O'Mahoney moved his short stack into the middle. Kilman made the call with the flopped nut straight as he was holding 
. O'Mahoney couldn't make his house and was thus eliminated.
There are always a few late arrivals though, Brits Neil Channing and Surinder Sunar leaping towards their chair just moments before the cards were dealt. Phil Laak also trundled in at the last second. "Excuse me, sir," he said in a respectful manner. "Can you tell me what seat I'm in?" "What's your name?" I replied in my traditionally British dry wit. Sadly, the gag fell flat as he answered in an awkwardly serious manner. "No, it's okay, I was just joking." Laak looked at me as if I'd just insulted his mother.
Meanwhile, 'One hand' Rumit Somaiya is equally as shocked as I am by his second day appearance. "What will you do if you reach double figures in levels?" I probed. "I don't know, it's going to be really confusing," came the concerned reply. Well, it's not going to be easy, he has Erik Seidel two seats to his left, as well as online whiz Shaun Deeb.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
