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, only to run into Taylor Douglas' 
. The 
flop gave Douglas top pair and Spencer a gutshot draw, but the 
and 
on the turn and river didn't bring the Queen he needed. Ray Spencer takes home $79,270 for his seventh-place finish.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 49 - $1,500 No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$4,301,115
Entries
3,151
Level
23
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
, only to run into Taylor Douglas' . The flop gave Douglas top pair and Spencer a gutshot draw, but the and on the turn and river didn't bring the Queen he needed. Ray Spencer takes home $79,270 for his seventh-place finish.
and Ray Spencer called in the small blind with 
. Taylor Douglas decided to call from the big blind as well, and they saw a flop of 
.After Spencer checked Douglas bet 210K. Mueller raised to 420,000, Spencer folded, and Douglas thought over his move. He hasn't been showing his hole cards clearly during some of the broadcast and no one knew exactly what he had as he announced he was all-in. Mueller quickly called with his trips...and Douglas turned over
for trips with a higher kicker.Mueller needed help to take the lead or chop the pot, but the
and 
on the turn and river weren't enough, and he wins $55,914 for what must be a disappointing 8th place finish.
and was called by Cort Kibler-Melby with 
. Mueller led out on the 
and Kibler-Melby called, as he did when Mueller bet after the fell on the turn. In serious trouble now Mueller caught the 
on the river and tossed in a small bet that left him with very few chips behind. Kibler-Melby hung his head and seemed to know that he'd either been dead all along or that Mueller had hit that Jack, but he made the call and paid Mueller off.
The board ran out
and Pimentel doubled up to 1,430,000. Mueller's stack fell to 600K.
Level: 21
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
wasn't good enough to gamble his tournament life on a few hands ago, but when Cort Kibler-Melby raised Pimentel wasn't afraid to move in his entire stack with 
. It turned out to be the right move, as Kibler-Melby held 
and decided THAT wasn't a good enough hand to risk his life with.
, Chandrasekhar Billavara moved all-in with pocket Jacks. Perhaps thinking back to the first hand of the day, where Billavara moved in and turned over Aces. Pimentel chose to wait for a better spot to play for all his chips, and folded.
both Ray Spencer with 
and John Hunt with chose to call. The flop of 
promised a confrontation, and that's exactly what happened. Pimentel bet 320K, Spencer folded, and Hunt moved all-in. Pimentel called and after the turned he looked primed to take Hunt out. But the spiked on the river to save Hunt from elimination and boost his stack to 1,425,000. Instead of challenging for the chip lead, Pimentel fell to 825K.
. Leandro Pimentel moved all-in himself with , and when the action was folded around found that he was in the lead. The
flop gave Pimentel two pair and Titterton a gutshot draw, but the and on the turn and river didn't save Titterton and he was eliminated in 9th place, winning 45,162.
. He raised to 135,000 and Taylor Douglas looked down at . He chose to call, and the flop may have kept Douglas out of serious trouble. Spencer led out for 350K with top set and Douglas tossed his hand away.