Seat 2: Willie Tann - 64,500
Seat 3: Daniel Nutt - 79,000
Seat 4: Neil Channing - 80,000
Seat 5: Christoph Bommes - 230,000
Seat 7: Fuad Serhan - 110,000
Seat 9: Jesper Hougaard - 395,000
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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Seat 2: Willie Tann - 64,500
Seat 3: Daniel Nutt - 79,000
Seat 4: Neil Channing - 80,000
Seat 5: Christoph Bommes - 230,000
Seat 7: Fuad Serhan - 110,000
Seat 9: Jesper Hougaard - 395,000
Seat 3: Yevgeniy Timoshenko -- 105,000
Seat 4: Tim Pennington -- 170,000
Seat 5: Warren Woodall -- 227,000
Seat 6: Michael Bepper -- 69,000
Seat 7: John Dwyer -- 69,000
Seat 9: Ian Woodley -- 98,000
All players registered for the HORSE event should be at the Empire no later than 2pm for cards.
Serhan bet out 19,000, again flat-called by Hougaard.Turn was the
. Now the bet was 25,000 -- called.River was the
. Checked to Hougaard, who announced, "All in," moving in his stack of red 5,000 chips as a symbolic gesture on behalf of his ludicrous towers. Serhan declined to call off the rest of his stack, and was shown the 
for his trouble.
Seat 2: Amir Englund -- 37,000
Seat 3: Joseph El-Shater -- 49,000
Seat 4: Soheil Zamanian -- 43,000
Seat 5: Costas Artemi -- 118,000
Seat 7: Andy Bloch -- 47,000
Seat 9: Adam Junglen -- 142,000
The board read
. Bommes thought for a while before calling, and was rewarded with that sort of wrist-flip players do when they don't want to show. Bommes tabled the 
and Nutt, fingers caught in the cookie jar, mucked his hand. Bommes' balcony rail went wild.
Gray had raised to 11,000 from late position and Woodall made the call from the big blind. The flop was
, Woodall checked, and Gray bet 14,000 before Woodall raised to 45,000. After some contemplation Gray moved all in and Woodall made the call.Jason Gray:
Warren Woodall:
The turn was the
offering some additional outs, but the river was the eliminating Gray from the competition. Woodall meanwhile, now has over 225,000 and is amongst the chip leaders.
and wasn't going anywhere -- at least Lee's 
were live. The board brought him no help; although at the turn the 
gave flush hopes, the 
crushed them again and Lee exits before the dinner break.
flop, Junglen led out, Kabbaj pushed and Junglen called.On their backs...
Junglen =
Kabbaj =
Turn and river were both blanks, meaning Kabbaj is now up to the dizzy heights of 130,000.
