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for a rivered seven-high straight. Keikoan shows 9-x for trip nines, and Sagstuen wins the pot. Keikoan is crippled, and has some serious doubling-up to do in order to come back.
Seat 5 - Sondre Sagstuen - 260,000
Seat 8 - Todd Keikoan - 10,000
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 53 - $1,500 Limit Holdem Shootout
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$982,800
Entries
720
Level
7
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
0
for a rivered seven-high straight. Keikoan shows 9-x for trip nines, and Sagstuen wins the pot. Keikoan is crippled, and has some serious doubling-up to do in order to come back.
Seat 5 - Sondre Sagstuen - 260,000
Seat 8 - Todd Keikoan - 10,000
Seat 5 - Sondre Sagstuen - 190,000
Seat 8 - Todd Keikoan - 80,000
TABLE 2
Winner: David Mosca
TABLE 3
Seat 4 - Brian Haveson - 150,000
Seat 6 - Anh Nguyen - 120,000
TABLE 4
Winner: David Baker
TABLE 5
Seat 3 - Thomas Tysziewicz - 38,000
Seat 5 - Andy Ward - 170,000
Seat 9 - Bryan Spadaro - 57,000
TABLE 6
Winner: Ram Vaswani
TABLE 7
Seat 2 - Gerald Rhoads - 85,000
Seat 7 - Danny Noam - 75,000
Seat 8 - Raye Puckett - 110,000
TABLE 8
Seat 2 - Ishak Noyan - 180,000
Seat 3 - Victor Ramdin - 90,000
, and there is unknown action. The turn card is the 
, Winograd bets 8,000, and Vaswani calls. The river card is the 
, Winograd bets 8,000, Vaswani raises, and Winograd folds, leaving himself just 4,000 in chips. (He must have had a pretty weak hand to fold a pot like that to the ultra-aggressive Ram Vaswani.) The next hand, Winograd is all in preflop with
against Ram Vaswani's . The board comes 
, and Vaswani wins the pot with king high. Bret Winograd is eliminated in 16th place, earning $6,634.
Ram Vaswani is the third player to advance to tonight's final table, scheduled to begin at 8:00 pm PDT.
Seat 5 - Sondre Sagstuen - 154,000
Seat 8 - Todd Keikoan - 116,000
Seat 2 - Ishak Noyan - 165,000
Seat 3 - Victor Ramdin - 105,000
against David Baker's 
. Hang takes the lead on a flop of 10-5-2, but the Q on the turn takes it away from him. The river card is an 8, and Tommy Hang is eliminated in 17th place, earning $6,634. David Baker is the second player to advance to tonight's final table, which is scheduled to begin at 8:00 pm PDT.
The two players decided to take a break, so they did. But since this event is running at multiple tables, the cards must still be dealt. So the floorperson came over and instructed the dealer to continue dealing the hands as they swapped blinds back and forth for as long as the players were on break. The net result will be zero, but the hands must still be dealt.
The important consideration is that the clock continues to run, so if they take an extended break (and aren't brokering a deal), they will have less time to play at this level of blinds.
Here are the current chip counts:
Seat 5 - Sondre Sagstuen - 132,000
Seat 8 - Todd Keikoan - 138,000
Seat 2 - Tam 'Tommy' Hang - 33,000
Seat 7 - David Baker - 237,000
19th. George Lind - $6,634
18th. Marwan Abdel-Al - $6,634
Seat 3 - Marwan Abdel Al - 30,000
Seat 5 - Sondre Sagstuen - 150,000
Seat 8 - Todd Keikoan - 90,000
TABLE 2
Winner: David Mosca
TABLE 3
Seat 4 - Brian Haveson - 135,000
Seat 6 - Anh Nguyen - 135,000
TABLE 4
Seat 2 - Tam 'Tommy' Hang - 85,000
Seat 7 - David Baker - 185,000
TABLE 5
Seat 3 - Thomas Tysziewicz - 113,000
Seat 5 - Andy Ward - 61,000
Seat 9 - Bryan Spadaro - 97,000
TABLE 6
Seat 7 - Ram Vaswani - 162,000
Seat 9 - Bret Winograd - 108,000
TABLE 7
Seat 2 - Gerald Rhoads - 91,000
Seat 7 - Danny Noam - 88,000
Seat 8 - Raye Puckett - 91,000
TABLE 8
Seat 2 - Ishak Noyan - 42,000
Seat 3 - Victor Ramdin - 228,000