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Bobby Firestone 1,450,000
Brett Kimes 1,203,000
Kenneth Terrell 805,000
Richard Alm 775,000
Trevor Donaldson 600,000
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 1,450,000
Brett Kimes 1,203,000
Kenneth Terrell 805,000
Richard Alm 775,000
Trevor Donaldson 600,000
. When the turn came 
, Alm fired out for 100,000. Donaldson was the only caller.The river fell
. Alm bet 250,000, leaving himself only 150,000 behind. Donaldson tanked for a minute, then said, "Alright, I'll give it to you buddy. I've got a jack." He surrendered his hand, allowing Alm to win the pot.
. Bobby Firestone, who had checked the action to Kimes, called the bet. Both players checked through the 
turn. The river fell 
, bringing a bet of 200,000 from Firestone. Kimes went into the tank for over a minute before finally making the call."You got it," said Firestone, pitching his cards into the muck. Kimes opened his hand anyway, showing
for two pair, tens and sixes.
The flop comes
and they both check it.The turn comes
and they both check it again.The river comes
and now Donaldson decides to bet 200,000 before Firestone raises to 700,000.Donaldson folds saying he had pocket queens!
Donaldson is down to 1,008,500.
Firestone continues to rise and is up to 2,140,000.
, a hand that was well ahead of Firestone's 
."The first time I've made a move all day, and I get called," said a clearly dispirited Firestone.
There was no help on the flop for Firestone, when it came all hearts:
. "Bobby will need one of the remaining aces, running straight cards, or running hearts for a chop," said the Tournament Director. The turn
made a pair of aces, but all was not over for Schultz; he could catch a heart for a chop or the 
to win the pot outright. A harmless hit the river, sending Schultz to the rail with an extra $112,657 in his pocket.
Kimes:
Alm:
The board ran out
. No ace for Kimes; he doubles up Alm.Alm's supporters, about half a dozen in all, are very raucous, and each of them is double-fisting beer. They all started shouting, "Jaaaaaaack! Jaaaaaaack!" as the hands were opened, and generally have been very disruptive. They were even shouting at Kimes while he was considering his action. All in all, they have displayed very poor sportsmanship and generally poor form for at least the last half-hour.
They have been warned by the Tournament Director that they cannot continue to be so disruptive, especially with the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha tournament right behind us at the TV table. A second warning will result in their ejection from the Amazon Room. The floor staff have informed us that they will move our table after dinner so that it is further from the TV table.
Level: 24
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
The flop comes
.Firestone leads out for 200,000, Lunkin folds, and then Donaldson min-raises to 400,000.
Firestone says, "I can't beat a set of sixes, I can beat a queen though," before he folds.