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    WSOP 2008: Sieben Topspieler erreichen den Final Table beim No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Event #18: USD 5.000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Single Draw with Rebuys, Tag zwei Es ist vollbracht, mit Barry Greenstein hat endlich ein Spieler vom Team PokerStars Pro den Einzug an den Finaltisch bei der WSOP 2008 perfekt gemacht. Und dieser Finaltisch bei der No-Limit-Variante des Lowball 2-7 hat es richtig in sich. Neben Greenstein gehören zu den letzten sieben Spielern, die am Mittwoch die Siegprämie von USD 537.857 ausspielen, die nicht weniger bekannten Pros Erick Lindgren, Mike Matusow, Jeffrey Lisandro, David Benyamine, Tony G Guoga und der „WSOP Player of the Year 2007″, Tom Schneider. Insgesamt waren 39 Pokerspieler in Tag zwei gestartet und nur 14 von ihnen landeten schließlich im Geld. Zum Bubbleboy avancierte ausgerechnet Pokerlegende Doyle Brunson. In Level 14 (3.000/6.000, Ante: 1.500) ging Texas Dolly mit seinen 48.500 verbliebenen Chips all-in und wurde von Tom Schneider gecallt. Beide blieben „pat“, verzichteten also darauf, eine Karte zu ziehen, sodass Lisandro schließlich mit 9 8 gegen 10 8 von Brunson die Nase vorn hatte. Für Team-PokerStars-Pro Chad Brown lief es etwas besser. Er erreichte immerhin Rang elf, was ihm ein Preisgeld von USD 34.700 einbrachte. Auf Rang zehn eliminierte Greenstein dann David Grey und sicherte sich gleichzeitig mit 541.000 den zweiten Platz im Chipcount. Grey eröffnete den Pot mit einem All-in für 71.000, Greenstein callte und blieb „pat“ mit 10 7. Grey zog eine Karte, doch J 8 reichten am Ende nicht.