Smith bet 150,000 and Mikkelsen called. The dealer layed down the on the turn. Smith increased his bet, this time to 200,000. Mikkelsen again made the call. The river card came the . Smith bet 250,000 this time. Mikkelsen seemed to agonize over the bet, but finally called. Smith showed but Mikkelsen had that beat with his . After that pot, Smith is down to 1,480,000 while Mikkelsen is up to 4,100,000.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 55 - $10,000 World Championship No Limit Holdem
Day: 5
Smith bet 150,000 and Mikkelsen called. The dealer layed down the on the turn. Smith increased his bet, this time to 200,000. Mikkelsen again made the call. The river card came the . Smith bet 250,000 this time. Mikkelsen seemed to agonize over the bet, but finally called. Smith showed but Mikkelsen had that beat with his . After that pot, Smith is down to 1,480,000 while Mikkelsen is up to 4,100,000.
55th - Paul Kershaw
56th - Kirk Morrison
57th - Hyon Kim
58th - Naseem Salem
59th - Floyd Clark
60th - John Spadavecchia
61st - Gus Hansen
62nd - Jeff Tunkle
63rd - Matt Keikoan
The remaining 54 players are guaranteed at least $190,053.
Mickey Seagle is all in on the button for 150,000, with , and Kevin Farry calls in the small blind with . Farry's hand holds up and Seagle is out. Farry now has 3,800,000.
For comparison, that's worth more than eighth place ($585,699) but less than seventh place ($705,229).
At the showdown, Harris revealed and was in bad shape against Childs's .
The flop came , after which Harris said, "Well that's a big help."
The on the turn left Harris drawing dead, but he picked up a $190,053 paycheck for his efforts.
The hand increased Lee Childs's chip stack to just over six million.
Tran:
Mikkelsen:
The board came and Tran's jacks came out on top. He is now up to 3,290,000 chips while Mikkelsen slips to 4,100,000.
On the turn, Paul Kershaw is all in for 1.3 million in the small blind, with . Scotty Nguyen calls from the big blind with . "Why'd you move all in?" Scotty asks. "You think you're playing with a kid?" The river is not a heart and Kershaw is out. Scotty is up to 1,500,000.
Spadea made the call and showed pocket fives, while Morrison revealed . The board filled out , giving Spadea a set and the checkmark for the hand.
Morrison, always generous in defeat, wished his table good luck before exiting the tournament area to collect his $154,194 paycheck.
The river is the and Rep Porter doubles up to just over 3,500,000.
Kim, in a mere formality, tossed his last 5,000 chip into the pot. Needless to say, Hilm called. Kim showed which trailed the of Hilm. The turn came the and the river the . Kim failed to catch one of his overcards and was eliminated in 57th place, earning himself $154,194 in the process.