Hand #69: Paul Cogliano limped from the small blind and took down the pot with a bet of 35,000 on the flop.
Hand #70: Cogliano raised to 60,000 from the button and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #71: Three in a row for Cogliano with a raise to 60,000 and no callers.
Hand #72: Dutch Boyd raised to 60,000 from the button and Cogliano called. On the flop, Cogliano check-raised from 60,000 to 150,000 and Boyd called. After the turn, Cogliano led out for 185,000 and Boyd checked the board carefully before grabbing some chips. He folded.
Hand #73: Boyd raised to 60,000 and Will Givens joined the action with a call out of the big blind. The dealer fanned the flop and Givens checked. Boyd made the continuation bet of 60,000 and that was enough to take down the pot.
Hand #75: Will Givens opened for 60,000 and Norden called from the big blind. They saw a flop of . Norden checked and a bet of 60,000 from Givens took the pot.
Hand #76: Dutch Boyd opened from the button and took it down.
Hand #77: Steven Norden made it 60,000 from the button and Paul Cogliano made the call in the small blind. They saw a heads-up flop of . Cogliano checked and when Norden moved all in, he instantly called and turned over . Norden was at risk, but outed with .
The turn gave him a straight and the river was the . Norden doubled up.
Hand #78: Paul Cogliano raised to 60,000 and then folded when Will Givens made it 200,000 to go.
Hand #79: Dutch Boyd raised to 90,000 and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #80: Steven Norden raised to 65,000 from the small blind and Cogliano called one seat over. The flop saw Norden checking and Cogliano betting 55,000. That was enough to scoop the pot.
Hand #81: Cogliano limped from the small blind and Givens checked his option. The dealer delivered the flop and Givens check-called a 35,000 bet from his opponent.
On the turn, Givens checked for a second time and Cogliano bet 60,000. Givens called and the river completed the board. Givens checked, Cogliano bet 265,000 and turned over as winning hand after Givens made the call.
Hand #83: Paul Cogliano opened for 60,000 and Givens moved all in. It folded round to Cogliano who wanted a count (495,000) and after a think he made the call.
Givens:
Cogliano:
The cards fell out and the pair of Cogliano sent Givens into the arms of his waiting rail as they told him he got it in good.
Hand #84: Paul Cogliano limped the from the small blind and folded when Dutch Boyd raised it up to 90,000 to win the pot.
Hand #85: Steven Norden received a walk in the big blind.
Hand #86: Boyd raised to 60,000 from the button and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #87: Norden raised to 60,000 from the button and Boyd defended his big blind. Both checked the flop and Boyd bet 60,000 on the turn. Norden called and did so again after the river for 120,000. Boyd had to show and Norden won the pot with the .
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This is Paul Cogliano’s first World Series of Poker final table and with just $22,204 in tournament winnings, this will be his biggest cash by far. We caught up with Cogliano while on break to see how it feels to be sitting on the ESPN stage.
PokerNews: How does it feel to be at your first 2014 WSOP final table?
I feel good. I don’t think I have made any big mistakes. I have been getting a bit lucky with the boards and the cards, but so far so good.
Has it been a tough final table?
I think it is getting tougher as it goes along. I think the better players made it to the final five.
Any key moments or key hands that put you on the road to the final table?
I bought in at 8:15 p.m., late. Doing that I think you make the most per hour and raises your chance of min-cashing.
At one point I was down to 4,800 chips and I was all in at about 8 percent to win. The hand went raise, call, a 3-bet by a very aggressive player, Dan Kelly. I had king-jack and I put my money in with 4:1 odds and one other person saw the flop. He bet, and it comes a 10-high flop with two clubs. I had the and he had aces. I ended up winning that and just kind of kept rolling.
flop.
flop, Cogliano check-raised from 60,000 to 150,000 and Boyd called. After the 
turn, Cogliano led out for 185,000 and Boyd checked the board carefully before grabbing some chips. He folded.
flop and Givens checked. Boyd made the continuation bet of 60,000 and that was enough to take down the pot.
gave him a straight and the river was the 
flop saw Norden checking and Cogliano betting 55,000. That was enough to scoop the pot.
flop and Givens check-called a 35,000 bet from his opponent.
river completed the board. Givens checked, Cogliano bet 265,000 and turned over 
and the pair of Cogliano sent Givens into the arms of his waiting rail as they told him he got it in good.
turn. Norden called and did so again after the 
river for 120,000. Boyd had to show 
and Norden won the pot with the 
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and he had aces. I ended up winning that and just kind of kept rolling.