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Bobby Firestone - 3,165,000
Brett Kimes - 1,735,000
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 27 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,693,690
Entries
2,706
Level
28
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Bobby Firestone - 3,165,000
Brett Kimes - 1,735,000
The flop came
where Lunkin led out for a 150,000 bet that Firestone called.The turn came
and this time Lunkin checked and then called a 250,000 bet from Firestone.The final card came
and once again Lunkin checked. The bet from Firestone was a bit bigger this time, being 550,000. Lunkin thought for a little while and came out calling.Firestone flipped over
for the turned straight. Lunkin nodded his head at Firestone and mucked.
. Kimes led out for 125,000; Lunkin thought briefly, then calledThe turn was the
. Again Kimes led out, this time for 250,000, and again Lunkin thought, then called. When the river fell 
, Kimes checked to Lunkin, who immediately moved all in. Kimes went deep into the tank."I have three pair. I thought you had ten-queen, honestly. What else could you have? Either you slowplayed a jack or you have ten-queen," said Kimes.
A few minutes passed, then Kimes started talking again. "I can beat queen-eight," he said, "and ace-ten. Not much else. What could you have? You're pushing every time." Kimes flashed the
, then mucked."Something's telling me to fold. I don't like this."
'You dodged a bullet my friend,' said Kimes, as he flashed Lunkin a six!
Bobby Firestone - 3,180,000
Brett Kimes - 1,550,000
in the small blind and shoved all in for about 1,000,000. Lunkin quickly made the call with .Despite legions of fans shouting out for an ace, Terrell got no help when the flop came down
. The 
on the turn made things a bit more interesting; Terrell could win the hand with an ace or a ten. The river, however, was a meaningless and Lunkin's jacks held up.Terrell played admirably, being short the whole days but surviving all the way to fourth place. He collects $232,702 for that display of skill.
We've recently moved up to Level 26 where the big blind is 80,000. This means that there are only just over 100 big blinds on the table, hence most of the play will be preflop from now on.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000