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, the small blind checked, the big blind bet 500, Jose Canseco moved all in for 2,550, the small blind folded and the big blind called. Canseco showed 
for the rivered queens full and the big blind mucked.Canseco was up to 5,550 after the hand.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 1c
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$59,784,954
Entries
6,358
Level
36
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
100,000
, the small blind checked, the big blind bet 500, Jose Canseco moved all in for 2,550, the small blind folded and the big blind called. Canseco showed for the rivered queens full and the big blind mucked.Canseco was up to 5,550 after the hand.
. Ummer bet 1,900 and Griffin called. The turn was the 
. Ummer bet 3,000 and Griffin called. The river was the 
. Ummer bet 4,500 and Griffin called. At the end of the hand, Ummer said "king high." Griffin turned over
and took down the pot with only ace high. Griffin was up to 38,000 after the hand.
. He held 
. His opponent showed 
. The turn was the and the river was the . Nelly's hand did not improve and he headed to the rail.
. Panzarella held A-A and got what he thought was the perfect flop... a set of aces on a rainbow board. He fired out 7K on the river hoping to entice some action with his full house. His opponent, Takaski Takii, re-raised all in and Panzarella quickly called. Takii flipped over 
for quads. He caught two perfect cards to send Panzarella to the rail.The odds are slightly under 1,000-to-1 that a player with a pocket pair with no help on the flop will get running cards for quads. Panzarella's exit seems unbelievable, but one of our reporters happened to be walking by his table when his Armageddon unfolded.
Yes, Milwaukee's Best is still a sponsor, but they've been joined by more family-friendly companies like Hershey's and Planters Peanuts.
The past few days, a giant Mr. Peanut character has been walking around the World Series, shaking hands and greeting people. Just like the costumed characters at Disneyland, Mr. Peanut has a handler with him at all times to help him get through tight spaces and keep people from kicking him in the butt.
Most of the people who have seen Mr. Peanut here have reacted positively, shaking his hand or exclaiming, "Hey, it's Mr. Peanut!" He may not have the Q-rating of Mickey Mouse, but there's really no reason to hate Mr. Peanut.
Now if only Planters could put up some money into the prizepool ... then the players would *love* Mr. Peanut.
Yesterday, Mr. Peanut walked up to one of the larger floormen ready to shake his hand. The floorman stepped back and said, "Get that hand away from me." After a short but dramatic pause, he added, "I only take hugs." Mr. Peanut gave him the hug he was looking for, drawing some laughter from those nearby.
on a board of 
. He was called by a player with 
. He was behind but had an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the and the river was the 
. Kassela's hand could not improve and he's out.
There are still five tables out in the poker tent, including T.J. Cloutier's table.
, Nelly bet 1,500 and he was raised 5,000 by a player. Nelly called with A-9. His opponent flipped over A-J for a full house. After that hand, Nelly slipped to 11,000.