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Ryan Hughes - 450,000
Alessio Isaia - 265,000
Ron Long - 210,000
Tim D'Alessandro - 150,000
Thomas Hunt III - 120,000
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 47 - $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Low
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$742,560
Entries
544
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Ryan Hughes - 450,000
Alessio Isaia - 265,000
Ron Long - 210,000
Tim D'Alessandro - 150,000
Thomas Hunt III - 120,000
and Klausen showing 
.On fourth street, Klausen bets
and Feldman raises 
. Klausen reraises and Feldman calls all in.Klausen: (
)
Feldman: (
)
Feldman is out. Klausen is up to 500,000 and retakes the chip lead.
and Ryan Hughes raises with 
. Klausen calls again.On fourth, Hughes checks
. Klausen bets 
and Hughes calls.On fifth, Hughes checks
and Klausen checks 
.On sixth, Hughes checks
and Klausen bets . Hughes calls.On seventh, Hughes checks. Klausen bets and Hughes calls.
Klausen:
Hughes:
(muck)Klausen gets the wheel and scoops. He's up to 455,000.
Level: 20
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
, Sklansky called all in with the 
. Then Ryan Hughes put a wrench in the works by reraising the . D'Alessandro called.Fourth street:
D'Alessandro: x-x /
Sklansky: x-x /
Hughes: x-x /
Both players checked.
Fifth street:
D'Alessandro: x-x /
Sklansky: x-x /
Hughes: x-x /
D'Alessandro bet, and Hughes called.
Sixth street:
D'Alessandro: x-x /
Sklansky: x-x /
Hughes: x-x /
Again D'Alessandro bet, and Hughes called. Both players checked the river. D'Alessandro turned over
in the hole for three aces. Hughes quickly called a low with 
for a 7-5 low. Sklansky opened 
for no low and a pair of sevens."I wish I had gotten something to play with," said Sklansky as he exited first from the final table of an event for the second time in a week. He walks away with $19,306 in prize money.
and Ryan Hughes completes with the .Isaia bets all the way down and Hughes calls:
Isaia
Hughes:
(muck)Isaia has a flush and the A-2-3-4-6 low and scoops. He's up to 350,000 while Hughes, the former chip leader, is down to 250,000.