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Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Lee Watkinson Eliminated from World Series of Poker

Lee Watkinson, the most successful poker pro at the World Series of Poker Final Table was sent packing.

Jerry Yang has continued his reign of terror at the World Series of Poker Final Table, this time by eliminating Lee Watkinson.

We are only two hours into this Final Table and Watkinson is the second player that Yang has busted with his highly aggressive play. Online poker.

Watkinson's last hand began when Yang bet $1 million from the small blind. Watkinson thought for a moment before moving all-in from the big blind. Yang took about four minutes to decide what to do before finally calling and flipping over A/9 which dominated Watkinson's A/7. Play $500 match poker bonus.

The Flop came 2/4/6. With a K on the Turn Watkinson was in a tight spot.

Here in the media room at the World Series of Poker Tournament there were calls for Watkinson to catch his much needed 7 with reporters shouting things like, "Let's see a seven for the monkeys!" and, "Why won't Jerry Yang think of the chimps?" due to the fact that Watkinson owns a refuge for chimpanzees who've been "retired" from laboratory testing.

But the Jack on the River meant Watkinson was eliminated in 8th place for $585,699 which, thankfully, can still buy a hell of a lot of bananas. Stay tuned to our poker blog for more updates.

Poker News Source: Bodog Poker

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