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2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 2a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Buy-in
£10,000
Level
21
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
When she actually made the call, I recall Beth saying, "I might be crazy, but I'm going with my gut," and although her gut was spot on, was it still the right call?
At one point, Beth turned to Dan Shak and said something along the lines of, "The way she's (Annette) playing it was only a matter of time before she was caught," which would make me think that even if you do have your opponent pipped, you can perhaps find a better spot rather than run the risk of being outdrawn by the flush, not to mention any other live cards your opponent has.
Not a criticism, but just food for thought. It seems to be an area in poker that causes a divide, some players being in favour of getting the chips in when you are ahead, whatever the circumstances, whilst others might consider folding a leading hand and wait for another, and ultimately better, opportunity.
Flop is:
.All the money goes in.
Shak:
Annettte_15:
Turn:
River:
And the lovely Mrs. Shak is out, Annette_15 has a lot of chips.
vs. 
. Flop:
And now the A-3 had catapulted into the lead...Turn:
"Two outs!" mutter the table as the A-7 looks despairing.River:
That was one of them -- bustout for Babul.
Brian Balsbaugh: "E-Dog, where you wanna go for dinner?"
Erik Lindgren: "I don't care"
Balsbaugh: "Phil, where you wanna go?"
Phil Hellmuth: "You know what, let's go to this place I went to on the first night."
Balsbaugh: "Will we need a reservation?"
Hellmuth: "Probably"
Balsbaugh: "But you're Phil Hellmuth!"
against 
. He stood tensely as the board brought two Jacks, but no other high or straightening cards, and he raked in the pot bringing his stack up to 120k and knocking his opponent back to around 80k.
and Jani Sointula called with 
. The flop was 
and Bruel asked the dealer for a deuce then a trey so they could chop. The turn was the 
and he pleaded for a Jack. The river was the 
and Bruel headed to the rail.
and Gary all-in for 16k. Bruel called with 
but was inevitably disappointed at the sight of Gary's .Still, the Frenchman had plenty of outs, all of which failed to arrive on the
river. Bruel, left with a humiliating 1k in chips, bashed them onto the table in frustration and is about as happy as a hedgehog on a motorway.
Gus Hansen gets involved in a huge, multi-way pot against Josh Gould & Nuno Geraldes.
Hansen
Geraldes
Gould
The flop comes
The turn card is the
The river is the
and Gus scoops the pot. He now has just over 80,000.