2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Todd's sister Pamela was sitting at a nearby table. She ran over and yelled, "Last Brunson standing! Right here!"
Doyle Brunson busted out on Day 1. Although his son Todd is on the rail, his daughter Pamela Brunson is still alive with about 120,000 in chips.
On the turn, there is 100,000 in the pot. Dario Minieri checks. Frank Schram is all in for 108,500. Minieri calls and shows to Schram's . The river is no help and Minieri is down to 1,060,000. Schram's up to 317,000.
520 Blair Hinkle
521 Allen Davis
522 Ziad Alaheddine
523 Randall Brueckner
524 Howard Mann
525 Aaron Eckhart
526 Robert Blaeser
527 Gerald Kim
528 Russell Kamer
529 Wilson Tien
530 Ned Griffis
531 James Tolley
532 Jeffrey Lewis
533 Daniel Attie
534 Jeffrey Nairih
535 Mitch Ivey
536 Jules Dreamell
537 Christian Abele
538 Linus Johansson
539 Richard Marshall
540 Kyle Morris
541 James Lewis
542 Kevan Casey
543 Shawn Chang
544 Samie Zoudo
545 Montgomery Cole
546 Aaron Coulthard
547 Matthew Traudt
548 Randall Ameil
549 Michael Puskarich
Such was the case for Team PokerNews player Andrew Grimason, all in preflop with . He was called by Adam Weiss holding .
Adam flopped a queen on the flop.
But it was running , making Adam a straight, that sent Andrew to the rail.
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Williams:
Parker:
Williams did not get the runner-runner help she needed to stay alive and was eliminated from the main event. Parker is now a force with 900,000.
Board:
Kitai Davidi shoves preflop with and is called by Peter Valente with . The ace on the flop doubles up Kitai to 220,000.
Second hand:
Board: A-4-7-8-6
Valente is all in preflop for 65,000 with 9-9 and is called by Bjorn Glenne with K-K. The kings hold and Valente is out. Glenne has 685,000.