Other high-limit mixed game cash players still playing include Tom Schneider, Andy Bloch, Chad Brown, Ralph Perry, and Mark Vos.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 8 - $10,000 World Championship Mixed Event
Day: 2
Other high-limit mixed game cash players still playing include Tom Schneider, Andy Bloch, Chad Brown, Ralph Perry, and Mark Vos.
Level: 12
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Tom McCormick raised from the small blind against Lee Watkinson's big blind. Watkinson called.
The flop came and McCormick bet out. Watkinson asked him how much he had left and then called.
Turn was the and McCormick bet and was all in. Watkinson called.
McCormick:
Watkinson:
The river was the giving McCormick a pair, but Watkinson a flush, and eliminated McCormick.
Watkinson is up to 94,000.
Gus Hansen 220,000
Johnny Chan 180,000
Eli Elezra 170,000
Nikolay Evdakov 142,000
Greg Mueller 135,000
Jeff Madsen 125,000
Sam Farha 110,000
Anthony Rivera 108,000
Scott Seiver 105,000
Phil Ivey raised from the button and Greg "FBT" Mueller called from the big blind. Ivey checked the flop, and Mueller bet. Ivey called all in and showed . Mueller held the .
Turn came the and the river the to eliminate Ivey.
Mueller is around 150,000 now.
Mark Vos and Phil Ivey gave each other some good action on this hand. Vos was all in on the turn on a board that read . Ivey held A-5 and Vos J-8. The river was the and Vos was able to double through Ivey to 40,000.
On a flop of , Ralph Perry led out for 7,500. Nikolay Evdakov called and then Mark Roland reraised the pot to 40,500. Perry folded and the bet sent Evdakov into the tank.
Last hand, Evdakov had the clock called on him and it was fast approaching again before he announced "all in." Roland made the call.
Roland: A-Q-J-6
Evdakov: T-T-6-2
The turn filled up Evdakov when another nine hit the table. The river was a five and Roland was sent to the rail.
On a flop of Stephen Wolff checked, Gus Hansen bet 10,000 from the cutoff and Wolff called. The turn was the . Wolff checked, Hansen bet 25,100, Wolff reraised all in for 50,700 and Hansen called.
Wolff
Hansen
The river was the and Hansen's trip sixes took it down, eliminating Wolff. Hansen has now crossed the 200,000-chip mark.