World Series of Poker Results and Report 2007 wsop event #5 results DAY 2 RESULTS WSOP

2007 World Series of Poker
Rio All-Suite Casino and Hotel
Official Results

Event #5
Half Omaha High-Low / Half 7-Card Stud
Buy-In: $2,500
Number of Entries: 327
Total Prize Money: $752,100
Date of Tournament: June 3-5, 2007

End of Day Two Results:

The Final Table

Name
Tom Schneider
Annie Duke
Joe Bolnick
John "The Razor" Phan
Chris “Jesus” Ferguson
Chris Bell
Edmond "Omaha Ed" Tonnellier
David Benyamine

Hometown
Scottsdale, AZ
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Long Beach, CA
Pacific Palisades, CA
Raleigh, NC
London, ON
Las Vegas, NV

Name

Josh Arieh
Scotty Nguyen
Tianxiong Fu
Matthew Lefkowitz
Gary Do
Samuel Silverman
Lonnie Heimowitz
Cynthia Violette
Dennis Seagle
Jan Sorensen
Loi Tran
Mel Judah
Edward Rudd
Patrick Pezzin
Art J Duncan
John Monnette
Robert Mangino
Robert Mizrachi
Jamie Heitner
Douglas Saab
Anthony Reategui
Yuegi Zhu
Raymond Miller
Mark Stubbs

Hometown

Atlanta, GA
Las Vegas, NV
Cypress, CA
Carmel Vally, CA
Englewood, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Monticello, NY
Atlantic City, NJ
Marion, CA
Denmark
Irvine, CA
London, England
Downey, CA
Bari, Italy
Lake Zurich, IL
Palmdale, CA
Plantation, FL
Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Plantation, FL
Trussville, AL
Chandler, AZ
Rowland Heights, CA
Henderson, NV
Newmarket, England

Prize
$214,347
$118,456
$75,210
$50,391
$39,109
$29,708
$22,939
$16,922
$11,658
$11,658
$10,529
$10,529
$9,401
$9,401
$8,273
$8,273
$7,145
$7,145
$7,145
$7,145
$7,145
$7,145
$7,145
$7,145
$6,017
$6,017
$6,017
$6,017
$6,017
$6,017
$6,017
$6,017

Tournament Notes:

-- Perhaps never in the history of the WSOP have two such compelling final tables been played on the same day.
Events #4 and #5 will both play to completion on June 6th.

-- There are several competing storylines in Event #5. Among the top interests are sure to be: Annie Duke competing
for her second WSOP gold bracelet; John Phan going for his first, after a crushing second-place finish at last year’s
WSOP; and 2000 world poker champion Chris “Jesus” Ferguson competing for his sixth gold bracelet.