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on a board of 
. All the chips were in the middle on the turn with Rosen's trip queens out-kicked by the 
of his opponent.Rosen is now back to 49,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 1a
on a board of . All the chips were in the middle on the turn with Rosen's trip queens out-kicked by the of his opponent.Rosen is now back to 49,000.
, Linda Lee bets 4,000 and Erica Schoenberg calls all in. She shows 
to Lee's 
. The turn and river are 
and Schoenberg doubles up to 8,000. Lee's down to 26,000.
and getting called by an opponent holding . The flop came down bearing both an ace and a jack just to rub it in a bit more and May hit the rail.
on a board of 
. All the chips were in on the flop against an opponent holding pocket tens as Kim doubles up to 32,000.
sees everyone check to Chris Klodnicki in the cutoff, who bets 1,500. The button calls and Jordan "iMsoLucky0" Morgan calls.The turn is
and it's checked to Klodnicki who bets 5,000. The button and Morgan both call.The river is
and everyone checks. Morgan shows
and everyone else mucks. Morgan is up to 39,000 and Klodnicki is down to 33,000.
and got called by a player holding . The board came
, and Pickering doubled up to over 8,000.Perhaps the player holding
had heard about Pickering's having repeatedly raised pot in the dark at the end of Event No. 19.
. Recent WSOP bracelet winner Max Greenwood made the call from under the gun.The turn was the
and both players checked.The river was the
and the Greenwood led out with a bet of 8,500. Lechich went into the tank, and even though he appeared resigned to the fact he was beat, he made a crying call.Greenwood flipped
for a rivered set of queens as Lechich flashed ."If I shove on the turn I lose everything!" exclaimed Lechich, but fortunately for him he is still left with 6,100.
, Jason Gray checks and the opponent bets 5,300. Gray raises all in for 13,500 total. The opponent calls and has , but Gray has 
. The turn and river are and Gray doubles to 30,000.
In this hand he saw a flop with Martin Wickholm that came down
.Hauck checked to face a 2,500 bet from Wickholm, which he reraised all in for a huge 26,000! Wickholm made the call with
and was happy to see Hauck's 
.The turn and river blanked, helping Wickholm's stack rise to 62,000. Hauck, on the other hand, flew out of the Amazon.
, Darrell "Gigabet" Dicken's opponent bets 3,500 and Gigabet calls.The turn is
and the opponent bets 9,000. Dicken calls.The river is
and the opponent bets 25,000. Dicken calls and shows 
. The opponent mucks and Gigabet is up to 84,000.