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Tony G and his opponent checked the river with his opponent showing down 
."It's good..." said Tony as he tossed his cards in the muck.
"Too easy...everytime..." he cried as he struggles to get things going today. He's at 15,500.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 1c
Tony G and his opponent checked the river with his opponent showing down ."It's good..." said Tony as he tossed his cards in the muck.
"Too easy...everytime..." he cried as he struggles to get things going today. He's at 15,500.
Tran has
and Bonding 
, and the board is 
. Lars goes out a short time later, also at the hands of Tran. Tran is up to 40,700.
Sklansky's opponent bet 600, to which Sklansky responded "That's an appropriate bet."
"What?" asked the opponent. "600, that's an appropriate bet," repeated Sklansky, indicating the sixes on board. (He did not add "Do you see why?")
"What?"
Several at the table then chimed in try to to help explain why the bet was appropriate.
Sklansky called the bet, then folded to a turn bet. He currently has 16,500.
and Burt Boutin making the call from middle position with 
. Boutin flopped a five and turned a seven for two pair to eliminate the shortie and increase his stack to 25,000.
Or is it? Because in a bizarre coincidence Larsh and McCullough are both sitting at Table #61 in the Brasilia Room, directly across from each other. So McCullough gets to look at Larch in his get-up all day. Well, or until their table breaks. Or either of them busts out.
Proof of silence? In a field where most players sport hats and sunglasses and over-sized headphones, looking out into the crowd only a small handful of headphones can be seen. They're simply not as needed today.
. He held 
and was ahead, but at risk of elimination against the 
of his opponent. The turn and river came down friendly for Ly; the and 
did nothing to improve the other player's hand and doubled him back up to 8,000.
, Gavin Griffin checks in the big blind and his opponent bets 525 on the button. Griffin calls.The turn is
and Griffin checks. The button bets 1,200 and Griffin calls.The river is
and both check. The button shows and Griffin mucks. He's down to 8,000.