Allen Cunnington Favored to Win 2006 WSOP+FlipChip's 2006 WSOP Day 7 Photos

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Allen Cunningham, Flipchip’s pick to become the 2006 WSOP World Poker Champion, playing Tuesday on his way to the Thursday’s final table.

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Allen Cunningham favored to win 2006 World Series of Poker Championship

Tuesday’s World Series of Poker Main Event Day 7 played down to the surviving nine players making the 2006 final table lineup. Flipchip’s pre-event pick to win the 2006 WSOP Championship, Allen Cunningham, will be the only known professional at the final table and certainly the class talent. Cunningham goes into Thursday’s final table second on the chip list with $17.7 million.

Chip leader, Jay Gold, ends the day with $26 million in chips after having a day’s high of more than $30 million. Gold , a former Hollywood talent agent, was playing with the confidence of a man that is catching his share of flops. Wednesday is an off day for the main event. Event #45, the last of the scheduled 2006 WSOP events is a 1 Day $1,500 buy-in NLHE, begans at 10:00 AM Wednesday.

Check out Dr.Pauly’s first hand look at the WSOP Main Event Day 7 in the uncut version plus a commentary on the Main Event winner and the World Series of Poker in general. A “must read” from poker’s top journalist.

FlipChip Photos from Day 7 of the 2006 WSOP Main Event and the WSOP Event #44, $1,500 buy-in NLHE, follows:

FlipChip/LasVegasVegas.com photos shot Tuesday on location at the Rio All-Suite Resort in Las Vegas.

Jamie Gold waits for the river card that gives him the win and sends David Einhorn home in 18th place.

Einhorn’s K-Qo is all-in against Gold’s Q-6d and the flop comes…the turn and river 3c,8h.

David Einhorn pledged his $659,730 in winnings to the Michael J. Fox Foundation.

Break time for the two remaining tables in the 2006 WSOP Main Event.

This table includes chip leader’s Jamie Gold and Allen Cunningham.

They are playing for millions inside the tiny WSOP arena.

And over in WSOP Event #44 is JJ Liu with the Best Hat of the Day.

Phil Hellmuth was looking for bracelet #11 in Event #44.

Mel Judah playing in event 44.

Dan Alspach playing in yet another coordinated outfit.

Martin de Knijff at Tuesday’s WSOP.

Allen Cunnington Favored to Win 2006 WSOP+FlipChip's 2006 WSOP Day 7 Photos

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