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, and Anne Heft moves in over the top with 
. Katja has the math to call, and throws a few more chips out. The flop beings a 
, but the turn is an 
, and Anne doubles up through Katja. Katja is losing momentum.
2007 World Series of Poker
Event 17 - $1,000 Ladies No Limit Holdem
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,000
Level
20
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
, and Anne Heft moves in over the top with . Katja has the math to call, and throws a few more chips out. The flop beings a , but the turn is an , and Anne doubles up through Katja. Katja is losing momentum.
. Mindy flips over 
, and she is all in for her tournament life one more time The flop brings a queen, but also an ace. The turn and river are blanks, and Mindy Trinidad doubles up for the fifth or sixth time.
, and Anne Heft moves all in over the top with 
. The fate of this table seems to be that of a marathon, as the board brings 
, and Mindy and Anne chop the pot.
and Frauke Ritter Von Sporschill looked down at 
, and made the call...interesting considering she hadn't played a hand in forever. It wound up being a good choice, as a spade-rich board of 
made Frauke rich, and crippled Trinidad down to about 50,000 in chips.
, and a short(ish)-stacked Kathleen Gliva (who hasn't played a hand in an hour) moves all in with . Trinidad plays her rush, and makes the call. The board brings 
, and Trinidad may be starting to think about vacationing in Tabago, as she takes a pretty big hit.
, and gets **gasp** a call from Anne Heft in the big blind with . Trinidad must be living right, as she catches a king on the 
flop. Heft can still catch an ace, or a queen, but no help comes and Trinidad has doubled up for the third time in the last hour or so. It works every time but the last time...
. She is so short, she gets called by Anne Heft in the big blind with 
. Anne flops a gutshot, but other than that the board never improves, and Mindy Trinidad doubles up, but is still pretty short.
Sing along in your head, instead replacing the Slow/Quick with “raise…fold…..raise..raise…fold” – and you will get an idea of the rhythm of the play. We’re not seeing a lot of flops….and if you think I’m reaching with this post – you’re right.
, and Katja Thater re-raised to isolate with . The board did not look too promising on the flop , but the turn opened up some outs, when the fell. No gut shot, or Ace for Vanessa, and she has to be disappointed with an 8th place finish. Vanessa won $20,480 for her play.