2008 World Series of Poker
Event 29 - $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
David Singer was unhappy with the amount of people walking behind him so the table has now been roped off on all sides, making life difficult for your faithful reporters to gain easy access to the table. Play continues and we'll do our best to provide regular updates.
Doan takes down the pot with a nice 3-bet push to get back to around 340,000 in chips.
The blinds folded and Neckar went into the tank. It was an additional 262,000 to call, and Neckar slowly cut down the chips and slid them into the middle.
Neckar:
Phan:
It was a classic race that was all but over when the flop came . Phan jumped out of his chair and clapped his hands in delight at flopping the stone cold nuts. The turn was the and river , and Phan doubled up to over 600,000, much to the disappointment of Neckar, who is left with with about 400,000.
We overheard David Singer was unhappy about the lighting at the previous table so we assume that was the reason for the move. The players also now have access to view a tournament clock.
Play will recommence shortly.
He deliberated for several minutes before folding face up. That's the third pocket pair he's folded without seeing a flop at this final table. Phan is now on the short stack and although he's not desperate yet, he's going to have to make a stand sometime soon.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 3,000
Dunst:
Vengrin:
The flop came . Both players hit this one hard. Vengrin hit a pair and a straight draw and Dunst picked up a flush draw to go with his kings. The turn came the which filled out Vengrin's straight. Only a diamond would save Vengrin from elimination. The fell on the river and Dunst finishes today's event in eighth place.