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My most memorable hand from the 2007 World Series of Poker Ladies Championship was written up in PokerPages.com. I will fill in the parts that the reporter missed in italics.

Sunday, 10th of June 2007 05:30 PM
(Justin West reporting)

I unfortunately don't have a picture of her right now, but Trisha Webb just took down a massive pot, doubling up in the process.

Though I didn't see how the hand played out, I came up just as the money was being shoved over to her .

On a board of: 5 7 A 2 K, Trisha held the A A for a flopped set.

I don't know her opponent's name, as I don't generally make it a habit to ask a player's name when they've just lost a huge percentage of their stack, but she held A-K. (It was Kelli Mix, who ended up still being chip leader at the end of Day 1.) Ouch. Drawing dead and got there. I think we've all been in that spot once or twice.

With that hand, Trisha's stack moved to around 15,000.

(The whole story was that I acted last, raised, and was called by Kelli and one other player. After the flop I bet, and Kelli raised enough to put both me and the other player all-in. Both of us took the bet. The other player held 5-5, so she had also flopped a set but was felted by the all-in.)