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.Miller was eliminated from the tournament on the hand, while Lam upped his chip count to 1,800,000.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 4
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
.Miller was eliminated from the tournament on the hand, while Lam upped his chip count to 1,800,000.
Maria Ho doubles through Ed Betlow with
, and she is now at 860,000. Betlow is down to 920,000.
. Zachary Clark bet 48,000 from middle position and John Bird called from the button. The turn brought the 
. Again Clark bet, this time 50,000, and Bird called. The river came the 
. Clark put on the brakes and checked. Bird slid out 150,000 and Clark made the call. John Bird showed 
and Clark mucked. With that pot, Bird climbed to 1,240,000 chips, while Clark slipped to 285,000.
162 - Mark Kim
161 - Mans Montgomery
160 - John Dutchak
159 - Matthew Brady
158 - Sean Boles
157 - Daniel Elizondo
156 - Benjamin Lamb
155 - Bo Sehlstedt
154 - Brent Catalano
153 - Marco Mills
152 - Mark Weitzman
151 - Karim Vegas
150 - Imran Ahmad
149 - Justin Rollo
148 - Al Rapaport
147 - Mark Muchnik
146 - Robert Nehorayan
held up against Rapaport's 
on a board of 
.Haas pumped his stack up to 900,000 after the hand.
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On the flop, Dag Martin Mikkelson checks and Jeff Weiss bets 50,000. Mikkelson raises to 200,000 and Weiss is all in for 700,000 total. Mikkelson calls and shows
for the flopped straight. Weiss has 
and can only manage two pair by the river. Weiss is out and Mikkelson crosses the three million mark.
face-up on the table and said, "I make a professional move...This guy need a lesson, and I give him lesson."
Preflop, Mark Muchnik bets 50,000 from under the gun, and Philip Hilm calls in late position. On the flop, Muchnik bets 100,000 and Hilm raises to 200,000. Muchnik calls. On the turn, Muchnik is all in for 500,000 and Hilm calls. Muchnik is out and Hilm skies to 1,700,000.
The flop came
and Spitzberg led out with a 97,000 bet; Gus called and Ayaz got out of the way.Both remaining players knuckled the table when the
came on the turn. A third seven fell on the river and Spitzberg checked to Gus, who fired out a 124,000 bet. Spitzberg reluctantly made the call, revealing A-K, and Gus would end up raking the pot with a full house (sevens full of tens), to the sound of thunderous applause from the gallery.After the hand, Gus stacked up just under a million in chips.