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2007 World Series of Poker
Event 14 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$539,175
Entries
395
. Sung mucked the river, and Keiner widened his chip lead to almost 200,000.
, Barry takes two pair to the river against Steve Sung, whose upcards were 
. At the showdown, Sung revealed jacks in the hole and a second three, for two pair, which were good enough to beat Barry's sixes and sevens. After a run of second-best hands, Barry is now down to 44,000 chips.
Keiner now has 400,000 chips.
Greg received $19,680 for his troubles.
Since winning the main event in 2004, Greg has been a champion's champion, representing the poker world with dignity and class. Greg's attitude and approach to the game of poker, its fans and its well-being serve as an excellent example for the rest of the poker community.
We salute you, Fossilman.
, check-raised Steve Sung, whose upcards were 
. Raymer held a pair of queens in the hole, and was ahead on every street but the last. His hand improved further when the 
fell into his lap, giving him a set, but Sung picked up a fourth diamond on the turn. Greg bet the river, wary of the flush, but optimistic that his three queens were good. Sung made the call, revealing a flush, which would eliminate John Robertson in seventh place and leave Raymer with 15,000. Sung now has 350,000 chips and is creeping up on Michael Keiner.
For his seventh-place finish, John Robertson earned $15,097. He left the table with a friendly farewell: "Gentleman, have fun."
He has won seven major titles; his most recent came in 2005 when he took down the Pot Limit Hold'em Final at the Austrian Masters.
Keiner's career earnings exceed $400,000 and he has cashed six times at the WSOP.
With almost half a million chips in front of him, Keiner has to be considered the front-runner to win the bracelet.