The queens stayed ahead after the flop, but on the turn, the . Dragomir and his supporters on the rail started a noisy celebration and when the came on the river, Dragomir survived and doubled up to 2.3 million. Demidov still sits with 5.5 million.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 6
The queens stayed ahead after the flop, but on the turn, the . Dragomir and his supporters on the rail started a noisy celebration and when the came on the river, Dragomir survived and doubled up to 2.3 million. Demidov still sits with 5.5 million.
The two players went to a flop of . Snead fired out 250,000 and Crilly made the call.
The turn was the and Snead checked over to Crilly who bet out 400,000. Snead made the call as a big pot was brewing.
The river was the and Snead moved all in for 2.2 million. Crilly sighed flashing and tossed his cards into the muck. Snead flipped over for an aggressively played pair of sixes, much to the surprise of the table!
With this creative play Snead jumps up to 3.75 million with Crilly falling below 2 million.
The flop came and Kim check-called the 100,000 bet of Saab. The turn was the and this time Kim led out for 225,000 with Saab making the call.
The river delivered the and Kim fired out 500,000. "Wow, that's a big bet!" said Saab "Alright, show me a flush, I call."
Saab was again right with his read as Kim flipped over for the flush. Saab flashed for the flopped straight as he threw his cards into the muck in disgust.
Saab falls to 800,000 with Kim now up to 7.34 million chips.
Cristian showed and Nguyen mucked. He's up to 3.7 million while Nguyen fell to 710,000.
The turn brought the and Michelle check-called Dragomir's 525,000 bet. When the fell on the river, Tiffany moved all in and Cristian threw his hand away. She's now up to 5.25 million and Dragomir is down to 1.2 million.
The turn of the was checked through and the landed on the river. Marquis checked again and Rheem made a bet 300,000. Marquis called and Rheem showed , only to find himself outkicked by the of Marquis.
"I thought I was value-betting the river!" exclaimed Rheem. He falls to 2.56 million with Marquis now up to 3.35 million.
There's something else you immediately notice now that the room is cleared out: it's cold in here. Not chilly--COLD. Earlier in the Series all that body heat and nervous energy radiating through the room kept things relatively comfortable. Now it's empty, the air conditioning is blasting away hard enough to create a wind chill factor and, if you take a look at the photo, working conditions for your faithful reporters have become a bit trying. Expect a run on hooded sweatshirts before the night is out.
The flop came and Hamrick checked it over to Losev, who made a continuation bet of 150,000. Hamrick then check-raised to 375,000. Losev made the call.
The turn was the and Hamrick checked again and Losev this time fired out 500,000. Hamrick went into the tank for a long time before giving up his hand.
Hamrick falls to 1.8 million, with Losev amongst our leaders with 7.2 million.
The flop came . Action checked to Hellmuth and he led out for 65,000. Kim passed but Scherer moved all in. Hellmuth thought for about three minutes before finally folding face up. Scherer stacked the pot and left Hellmuth with about 600,000 chips.