Bodog poker pros David Williams and Josh Arieh are both in the field of the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha with Rebuys event today at the 2007 World Series of Poker.

The $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha with Rebuys event began today at the 2007 WSOP and Bodog poker pros Josh Arieh and David Williams are both in the field. This poker tournament has turned out poker's big names and with only a small number of poker players & women poker players able to afford the rebuys necessary to play this game, there are more than a few at each table.

At one of the toughest tables is where DW found himself, with Robert "Mr. Omaha" Williamson and Andy Bloch sitting to his right. Also at the table are Erik Seidel and Dewey Tomko. Just for the record, that's four WSOP bracelets in Omaha, three in Pot Limit, all at the same table. Two of them belong just to Erik. Download poker wallpapers.

Josh found himself sitting at a table with Sammy Farha and Tom Schneider. There are three Omaha bracelets between those two, and Tom just won his a week or so ago, so he's on an Omaha streak and looking to extend it. Sammy won his second Omaha bracelet last year, so while he's no spring chicken he's still at the top of his poker game. Online poker.

The bust-outs have been coming quick as pros try to build their stacks as much as possible for the next round when the rebuys end. They've been throwing $1,000 casino chips around like they're candy in their efforts to accomplish this. Stay tuned for their progress in this event as the rebuy levels have just ended and the rubber now hits the road. We will bring it to you live from the 2007 World Series of Poker.

Bodog Poker Pros Advance To Third Round of World Series of Poker Event

Team Bodog poker pro Josh Arieh took down Phil Laak to advance to the third round of the World Championship $5,000 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em event at the 2007 WSOP.

We’re down to 128 players & women poker pros after the second round of play in the World Championship $5,000 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em event and the logistics are now a little easier to handle. We at least have less tournament area to walk around trying to keep track of things, so that’s cool. Play online poker.

Bodog pros David Williams and Josh Arieh both advanced through to the next round of play in this bracket-style event. Josh took down Phil “Unabomber” Laak in a back and forth poker battle that lasted the best part of almost two hours. David was the next Bodog pro through just a few minutes later, defeating an opponent whom PokerNews.com just calls “the button” in their only reference to him. Well fought, “button”, well fought. Play route 66 poker.

Women poker star Evelyn Ng by far had the longest match and, at one point, had her opponent down to about 1,000 in chips. However, she hit a bad run of cards and her opponent clawed his way back in. Finally, Evy got her cards in with the best hand she had seen in over an hour and lost a race to put an end to her poker tournament (her opponent just barely had her covered). Play $500 match poker bonus.

Lock onto our poker blog for more live updates on Josh and DW’s progress live in the third round from the 2007 World Series of Poker.

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