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Joseph:
Andersen:
The board helped neither player as it ran out
. Jeremy Joseph hit the rail in 57th place while Gert Andersen approached the 10,000,000 chip mark.
2008 World Series of Poker
39th Annual World Series of Poker Main Event
Day: 6
Joseph:
Andersen:
The board helped neither player as it ran out
. Jeremy Joseph hit the rail in 57th place while Gert Andersen approached the 10,000,000 chip mark.
on the river, Tiffany Michelle bet 600,000 and Rafael Caiaffa made the call. Michelle turned over
for two pair and Caiaffa mucked. He's down to only 150,000 while Michelle's stack now totals 4.8 million.
"No running!" floorman Chris Spears barked into the microphone as poker fans young and old hustled to the stage. But the pace slowed and we didn't see a mob scene at the entrance of the final table stage.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
against the short-stacked Jeremy Gaubert who held 
.The flop came
and Matusow jumped from his chair and screamed "Did I tell you? Did I tell you? They can't beat me!!!"The turn and river bricked
, and Matusow takes down the pot to move up to 2.4 million chips and eliminate Gaubert in 58th place.After the hand, a fan from the rail yells out "YES! I got money on you Mikey!"
Matusow's reply: "Go bet more!"
Saab checked in the dark as the flop came
and Bishop checked behind. The turn was the 
and Saab led out for 125,000. Bishop made the call. The river was the and Saab fired out 200,000 with Bishop calling once more. Bishop showed 
which was good to take down the pot, as Saab slipped to 1.15 million.Next hand Albert Kim raised to 90,000 from the button and Saab made it 225,000 from the small blind. Kim made the call. The flop came
and Saab led for 200,000. Kim moved all in and Saab snap-called with 
to hold the best hand against Kim's 
.The turn brought the
and river the 
and, after taking a hit, Saab finds a double to move up to around 2.3 million, with Kim now back to 5.6 million
had his 
in deep trouble. Even though he was well ahead Snead didn't feel comfortable--he walked to the rail and held hands with his wife.But there was nothing for him to worry about, as the board ran out
and Sadauskas was eliminated.
Carroll:
Owens:
It was a race situation and Owens came up short when the board ran out
. Owens was eliminated in 60th place while Carroll climbed to about 1,200,000 chips.