World Series of Poker Main Event 2007 Final Table #WSOP

The last table of the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event features Jerry Yang, Philip Hilm, Lee Childs, Lee Watkinson, Hevad Khan, Jonathon Kalmar, Alexander Kravchenko, Raymond Rahme, and Tuan Lam.

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World Series of Poker Main Event 2007 Final Table #WSOP

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  1. Childs folding QQ there to a hyper aggressive Yang was a blunder of epic proportions.

    1. If you think he has aces or kings betting 3 mil was terrible. At that point you have to go with it. It’s like calling with 10 9 preflop and on a 10 7 2 flop folding to a bet. Why call if you’re gonna fold to some aggression.

    2. Jerry was smart not to show it though.. even though a “semi bluff” or bluff is fun to show, he knew he had to keep a reputation.. unfortunately that backfired big time with Kravchenko 😂😂

    3. “I’m gonna show you some respect Jerry.”
      LMAO, Why? Dude played out of control, if you think queens are no good why bet 3 million then fold? Pressure must have gotten to him…

  2. Khan in the background with Hilm and Yang all in is hilarious 😂😂😂😂

  3. This is the most funniest final table in recent history. So theatrical, all the prayer offs and just overall bad plays since the start. Considering there are no more characters in poker, this is kind of refreshing

    1. Poker suffers from what a lotta “sports” suffer from. The skill level got “too” high. Pushed out a lot of the sloppy amusing play, the characters and the entertainment factor. It was awesome to see the small group of pros collide with amateurs and rising internet talent.

      Kinda like the UFC. It was much more entertaining when BJJ wasn’t as dominant, it wasn’t as technical, when guys were brawling out there, and characters were everywhere.

    2. Favorite forever. And he actually asked for nothing funny. So something went wrong.

    3. It really is. The necessity in live play(or at least the perception) of avoiding giving off tells against increasingly good players makes for boring television unless you’re into the technical side. Always nice to see how everything depends on how your table is playing. I love players like this on my table. More entertaining, and much more profitable for me in the long run…

    4. I’d watch this over what’s on tv right now for sure lol, so funny with the praying

  4. the amount of times Ace low card beat a huge pocket pair is just criminal….its like there are 8 aces in the deck

    1. Eh people seem to forget Ax is 30%+ against everything besides a better Ace. That’s a huge part of why A5 is such a great standard bluff – you block AA, AK, AQ, etc., many of their monsters aren’t THAT far ahead of you and you’re ahead of plenty of “better” hands like KQ suited. Also, remember, this is a highlight reel. If someone raised with 99, gets called by A6 suited, the flop is 8 high and it goes bet fold, it likely didn’t get shown.

  5. wow thats a big Punty FT from Hilm, insane 10 BB call with KQoff , OOP in his BB, and then next hand 5 BB call with 85 OOP in SB, in 2007 seems like ICM didnt exist, punted the whole FT in 2 hands

  6. 2.5 million at 120/240k?? This guy was insane and somehow won?? He should have been out in 9th if LEE CHILDS JUST CLICKS THE CALL BUTTON

    1. It looks like those people even didn’t read some poker book before the final table, considering November Nine has a break for 3 monts after general ME tournament…

    1. I just read after this year they made a “havad Khan rule” in the WSOP to ban excessive celebrations

    2. @@hupacmoneybags
      What about Yang screaming “YES, YEEESS …” at the top of his lungs every time he wins a pot?

    3. @@HopyHop1 I mean, I think that is understandable at the final table or towards the end of a tournament. While loud, he ends it pretty fast and it’s not out of the “norm” of what you’d find or hear. I think Kahn… was a little more disruptive at times. And while I don’t find it overly obnoxious just watching, I could see his antics getting on the nerves of other players there.

    1. Hilm gets all the blunder hate BUT man I think Scotty’s implosion was way worse

    2. @@usernamesrlamo yeah i watched that one yesterday, Scotty just handed his chips to Hilm

    3. Hilm had played so well throughout the previous days too, I thought at the time he was the best player going into the final table (still do) but trying to get a fish who cant fold like Yang off his hand with a semi bluff with their stacks was beyond stupid. Rahme’s shove with KK on an ace high board and Watkinson’s shove with a7 pre after witnessing the previous hands at this table vs said fish who cant fold are even worse plays however. You’ve been shown time and time again that he wont fold and you still did it. MORONS. Kravchenko had the right idea vs Yang, employing the let him hang himself strategy. If he wins the AK vs 88 flip im sure he wins the tournament.

  7. Lee Watkinson’s A7 all in for a pro with that many chips was a disgrace, in what’s best known as the “Make Lee a believer” hand😂

    1. Agree. Jerry forced the FT into a preflop game because it’s perhaps the best chance for him given his lack of experience. Lee was probably the one guy who didn’t need to fall into that, and he still had some wiggle room before taking a stand with a weak ace.

    2. ​@@6thwilbury2331it’s always easier from the sidelines but that was an amateur move.

  8. Rahme trying to get yangs picture to kiss when hes allin against kalmar was funny lol

  9. We’ll never know but I’d love to see an alternate universe of this table where Rahme doesn’t say anything during his final hand. I get a feeling his speech made Yang call.

  10. Love the way Lee Childs went out…held held up high and showing love to his supporters 28:27

  11. It’s so crazy how poker has changed. The game theory now is completely on a different level

    1. “It’s the movie I hate, Lon, moving all-in on a draw…” is just such an example.

  12. Rahme’s mistake was opening his mouth during the all-in. You could hear the nervous energy in his voice. If he had kept quiet, maybe Yang folds.

  13. Tuan Lam with an ICM master class. Came in short, played it tight, ended up maxing out at 2nd instead of somewhere 6th-9th like the initial stacks said he should.

    1. Came in short?? he’s basically tied for chip lead at the start of the FT

  14. That final Rahme vs Yang hand is such a disaster across the board, I love it. Yang’s preflop call, Yang betting the flop, Rahme’s check jam, the talking… it’s all horrific and I love every second of it.

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