Event 36 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-21-2008 15:37 UTC-8

Hand #49-- Slaubaugh

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Slaubaugh raised to 62,000 and won the blinds and antes.

06-21-2008 15:35 UTC-8

Hand #48-- Aaron Kanter

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Kanter raised to 65,000 and he took down the blinds and antes.

06-21-2008 15:34 UTC-8

Hand #47-- Jesper Hougaard

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Hougaard raised to 62,000 under the gun and won the pot.

06-21-2008 15:32 UTC-8

Hand #46-- Cody Slaubaugh

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Slaubaugh raised to 62,000 on the button and picked up the pot, showing down pocket aces.

06-21-2008 15:30 UTC-8

Hand #45-- Jesper Hougaard

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Hougaard raised to 62,000 and picked up the blinds and antes.

06-21-2008 15:28 UTC-8

Hand #44-- Cody Slaubaugh

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Kanter raised to 65,000 from the small blind and Slaubaugh asked for a count. He moved Kanter all in and Aaron threw his hand away.

06-21-2008 15:26 UTC-8

Hand #43-- Danny Wong

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Slaubaugh raised to 64,000 and Wong called from the cutoff. It was folded around and the flop came {5-Clubs}

. Cody checked, Danny bet 105,000, and Cody mucked.

06-21-2008 15:23 UTC-8

Hand #42-- Justin Wald

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Wald raised to 74,000 from the small blind and picked up the pot.

06-21-2008 15:22 UTC-8

Hand #41-- Justin Wald

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Kanter raised to 65,000 and Justin Wald moved all in from the big blind for 382,000. Kanter thought a bit before releasing his hand.

06-21-2008 15:19 UTC-8

Hand #40-- Jesper Hougaard

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Hougaard raised to 62,000 and Slaubaugh reraised to 168,000. It was folded around and Jesper reraised another 176,000. Slaubaugh thought a good bit before reluctantly folding, and the the first round of saber-rattling between our chip leaders went to Jesper Hougaard.