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. The latter of these belonged to Padraig Parkinson, who made the winning straight to scoop the pot on the 
board.
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 3 - £5,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£825,000
Total Entries
165
Level
21
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 165
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against and . The latter of these belonged to Padraig Parkinson, who made the winning straight to scoop the pot on the board.
board and Eli Elezra raises him all in, which is only another 3,000 or so. The young Russian makes the call and Elezra flips over 
but Timoshenko shows 
.I must say I did die a little inside when Timoshenko didn't hold up the bullets, make a face like John Malkovich and say, "Aces full."
Just now I saw Anssi betting pot on a flop of
when it was checked to him, only for the small blind to check-raise the pot right back at him. He had to call another 9,100, which amounted to the guy all in, as he only had 2,000 behind. After a lengthy pause that's what he did, showing 
, and seeing the heart-drawing 
. No sets and no flushes on the turn and river and another weary player has to trade in his Rebuy Chip. Anssi Tuulivirda a chip menace at this early stage.
The board was all out, and with it showing
the dealer was scrutinizing not his hand (
) but Henrik Gwinner's - 
. With the wrong flush draw and only a pair of tens, Cavanagh hit the road, after shaking hands most graciously with his eliminator.
Fitting, then, that Doyle Brunson is playing there, along with fellow pros Barry Greenstein, Surinder Sunar, John Juanda, John Phan, Adam Junglen, Chad Brown, Robert Williamson III, Freddy Deeb, Alexander Kostritsyn, Michael Binger, Dave Ulliot and Ben Roberts.
flop, all the chips go in between Padraig Parkinson and David Williams holding 
and 
respectively. Williams holds a slender advantage given that he can catch a deuce as well. The turn is the 
making a house for the American and he managed to avoid the nine or seven as well as a king for a chop on the river to double up. Parkinson is forced to use his double chance chip to take his second 10,000 chips.
"I didn't see you there," he said, shaking Kravchenko's hand warmly. Kravchenko cracked the smallest of smiles, but was not forthcoming further. "You know, with the sunglasses," he gamely continued (for anyone not familiar with the successful Russian player, he currently sports mirrored aviator shades reminiscent of the bad cop from Terminator II).
"..." said Kravchenko.
Matusow did his best to entice the recalcitrant player into conversation, talking about some of Kravchenko's previous tournament hands, but no dice. Usually players can't seem to help themselves chatting back, but not this cool customer.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Ladowski bet out 1,650, called by both opponents. On the river - which paired the - Ladowski declined to bet, and the other two checked behind him. He did, however, show the 
for the small rivered house which won him the pot.
