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Everyone laughed.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 35 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
381
Level
23
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Everyone laughed.
Siegal: x-x /
/ xTroy: x-x /
/ xOn fourth street, the short-stacked Siegal bet out, Barbieri folded his
, and Troy called. On fifth, Siegal led again, but this time Troy raised him. Siegal took a minute before making the call. On sixth, Siegal bet out all in for his remaining few chips, and Troy quickly called, as the hands were turned up.Siegal:
/ / 
Troy:
/ / 
Siegal started with hidden aces, but Troy was rolling in sevens. His hand held up, and he eliminated Siegal from the field.
For his work over the last three days, Jeffrey Siegal will pick up a check for more than $14,000. Not too shabby.
door card and found two callers, in the forms of Levon Torosyan and Max Troy. D'Agostino led the betting on all streets, despite being raised by Torosyan on fourth street (a raise that folded Troy). Down the river, both players checked:D'Agostino: x-x /
/ xTorosyan: x-x /
/ x"Aces", D'Agostino announced. But that wasn't enough when Torosyan called two pair and turned over
in the hole for sixes and threes.
"You've got the same shirt on you had on yesterday," joked Mike Rocco with Barbieri. " I know what you got."
up, and Danny Kalpakis raised it once more, showing the . D'Agostino called.D'Agostino: x-x /
/ xKalpakis: x-x /
/ xKalpakis bet on fourth and fifth streets, the last one putting him all in and at risk. When he turned over his cards at the end, he held
, making him a winning two pair. He doubled up to around 64,000.
, Troy raised his . Barbieri was the only caller. The two traded bets back and forth to sixth street, when Troy led out for all his remaining chips with a board of 
. Barbieri, with a board of 
, gave the matter some thought for about a minute before making the call. Troy showed
in the hole for a pair of sixes. Barbieri showed in the hole for ace-high. Barbieri squeezed his river first, drawing the to make a pair of kings. Troy needed to improve to stay alive, and did when he squeezed the to make two pair, tens and sixes.
, Barbieri completed his . Max Troy called with a , as did Torosyan.Barbieri led the betting on all streets, drawing into a board of
. Torosyan dropped on fifth street, but Troy went all the way to the river with a board of . On the river, Barbieri bet and again Troy called. Barbieri opened 
in the hole, for two pair, aces and jacks. Troy nodded and mucked his hand.
Level: 18
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0