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Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 1,800,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 500,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 3,630,000
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 22 - $5,000 No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$3,012,700
Entries
640
Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 1,800,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 500,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 3,630,000
McMahon:
Binger:
McMahon has been playing very tight all day, and, as the shortstack, he doesn't have a lot of chips to spare.
Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 1,900,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 630,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 3,310,000
, and everyone else folds. McMahon takes the blinds and antes.
Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 1,975,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 785,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 3,115,000
, and Michael Binger calls with 
. Holt started the day as the chipleader, but he'll need to improve to stay alive. The board comes
, and Binger's pocket jacks hold up to win the pot. Karga Holt is eliminated in fifth place, earning $140,091. The next player eliminated will receive $194,319 for fourth place.
. Schulman shows 
, and he'll need to improve to avoid busting out here. The board comes
, and Mackey wins the pot with his ten kicker. Nick 'TheTakeover' Schulman is eliminated in sixth place, earning $108,457. The next player eliminated will receive $140,091 for fifth place.
against Michael Binger (late position) with . Sorensen is in excellent position to double up here. But the flop comes
, and Binger flops a set to take a huge lead. The holecams reveal that another player folded an ace preflop, and Sorensen is drawing to just one out. The last two cards are
, and Binger wins the pot with three tens. Jan Sorensen is eliminated in seventh place, earning $81,343. The next player eliminated will receive $108,457 for sixth place.
Seat 3 - Michael Binger - 820,000
Seat 4 - Jan Sorensen - 650,000
Seat 5 - Stuart Fox - 1,005,000
Seat 7 - Karga Holt - 310,000
Seat 8 - James Mackey - 2,325,000
Seat 9 - Nick Schulman - 775,000
. McMahon shows 
, and he's a big favorite to double up here. The board comes
, and McMahon wins the pot with a pair of nines to double up in chips.