Final table - 2008 WSOP Main Event. - Page 3

Kelly Kim just doubled up, had like 720k stack and woke up with KK in his BB vs K10 of Demidov in sb. Hes got about 1.7M now

I'd love to see this guy make a comeback tbh

god I hate when people are commentating on an audio broadcast and all they do is scream "oh my goood oh my goood oh my gooood" instead of saying what is going on.

Kim AdKs - Rheem AhKc

board 8h Jh 10h - Qc - Qd

whoa

Philips allin preflop w/ QQ - Rheem JJ

QQ held up and Philips doubled up

i don't like that call by Chino. I really think that Phillips wouldn't go allin with anything else than JJ+ cause of Kim's stack and the shame of going out in 9th place, even AK he woulda probly called to see if he hits stg and still remaining 8th in chips if he doesn't. And Chino.. Chino was at best coinflipping with a very big % of being a complete fkn pair over pair dog. But he just can't let go of such good looking hands. chino-minooo... chino...

On November 09 2008 12:44 Critterer wrote: theres no problem, you just CANT watch it.

They had a live stream for the Jamie Gold year which I watched. This one gets delayed 3 months and i can listen to audio?

so did they mislead people like "there will be live video, calm down" or did they just not mention what exactly the live streaming will be (audio/video). Sry if i am getting annoying, i just hate it when ppl lie!

the commentary is tilting.

On November 09 2008 16:23 Liofle wrote: i don't like that call by Chino. I really think that Phillips wouldn't go allin with anything else than JJ+ cause of Kim's stack and the shame of going out in 9th place, even AK he woulda probly called to see if he hits stg and still remaining 8th in chips if he doesn't. And Chino.. Chino was at best coinflipping with a very big % of being a complete fkn pair over pair dog. But he just can't let go of such good looking hands. chino-minooo... chino...

Please don't ever post any strategy again.

Craig Marquis first one out! So sick: Scott Montgomery AQ vs Marquis' 77

Flop 7AT, turn J, river K.

at least 1.8m now, quiet a long way from winning 1k in AoE tourneys!

and the main commentator is plain terrible : " Oh LOOK at that " argggggggg

On November 09 2008 17:21 edzwoo wrote: Craig Marquis first one out! So sick: Scott Montgomery AQ vs Marquis' 77 Flop 7AT, turn J, river K.

i have this problem with my PC - it tends to shut down instantaneously from time to time and they just announced that Scot calls and that he has A.. and it shut down LOL. That would be one of the most interesting hands.

after the 97Kxx against Suharto Soul said "I just pretended like.." Before commentators cut him off, sick bluff if it was indeed.

chino out

chip counts

Ivan Demidov $39075000
Peter Eastgate $28425000
Dennis Phillips $20750000
Ylon Schwartz $20425000
Scott Montgomery $18150000
Darus Suharto $9400000
David "Chino" Rheem $0
Kelly Kim $0
Craig Marquis $0

Just prior to starting the dinner break, there was a pause in the action to announce a multi-year sponsorship deal for All-In Energy Drink as the official energy drink of the World Series of Poker. This is a Johnny Chan endeavor, and TD Jack Effel called Phil Hellmuth to the stage to introduce Chan. "That's ok, you guys can boo," said Hellmuth as he mounted the stage. The gallery complied, to Hellmuth's delight. After a few kind words about Chan, Hellmuth called him to the stage. "Who's gonna win, Johnny?" asked Hellmuth. "I don't care who's going to win," replied Chan. "I just care who's going to drink the most All-In Energy Drink." "That was a pretty shameless plug, Johnny." Maybe so, but Chan didn't seem to care.

rofl

i hate johnny chan

On November 09 2008 20:23 Raidern wrote: Show nested quote + Just prior to starting the dinner break, there was a pause in the action to announce a multi-year sponsorship deal for All-In Energy Drink as the official energy drink of the World Series of Poker. This is a Johnny Chan endeavor, and TD Jack Effel called Phil Hellmuth to the stage to introduce Chan. "That's ok, you guys can boo," said Hellmuth as he mounted the stage. The gallery complied, to Hellmuth's delight. After a few kind words about Chan, Hellmuth called him to the stage. "Who's gonna win, Johnny?" asked Hellmuth. "I don't care who's going to win," replied Chan. "I just care who's going to drink the most All-In Energy Drink." "That was a pretty shameless plug, Johnny." Maybe so, but Chan didn't seem to care. rofl

Only proper response possible

Ylon Schwartz has the button in Seat 3. Action folds to Scott Montgomery in the small blinds, who raises to 1.5 million. The big blind, Ivan Demidov, reraises to 4.025 million.

"How much do you have behind?" Montgomery asks. By our count, the answer is roughly 20 million.

After one minute in the tank, Montgomery raises all in. Demidov snap-calls for 24.375 million, drawing a grimace from Montgomery.

Montgomery: {A-Diamonds} {9-Diamonds}
Demidov: {K-Spades} {K-Diamonds}

Well, we've already seen A-x crack a big pocket pair once today, courtesy of Dennis Phillips. Montgomery will be looking for some of that magic himself. If he doesn't find a winner by the time the river hits the board, he'll be left with only 7 million chips.

There's a murmur of excitement and anticipation as two diamonds hit the flop, {6-Diamonds} {4-Diamonds} {6-Clubs}, to give Montgomery more outs. Any ace or any diamond will send Demidov to the rail. He has to sweat two more cards.

He ducks the turn successfully after it falls the {10-Spades}. There's one more card to sweat -- the river, which falls a harmless {3-Clubs}. One of Demidov's supporters, a gentleman with a Soviet flag draped around his neck, came barreling out of the stands to wrap Demidov in a bear hug.

This was a game-changing hand for both players. Montgomery has just 7.075 million chips; Demidov now is the clear chip leader, with 50.1 million.