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Event 37 - $10,000 Omaha Hi-Low World ChampionshipDay 3 completed
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Sun Jun 22 2008 01:07 PST | Posted by compncards
Event #37 is History!
235 of the world's best Omaha Hi-Lo players entered this $10,000 buy-in Omaha Hi-Lo World Championship. A lot of big names made a run at the title, but in the end it was David Benyamine who took the title. Benyamine claims his first WSOP bracelet and $535,687. Congratulations to David Benyamine, Omaha Hi-Lo World Champion.
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Sun Jun 22 2008 01:06 PST | Posted by TassieDevil
David Benyamine Wins!David Benyamine Wins Event 37 - $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo World Championship ($535,687)
Congratulations to David Benyamine for taking out Event 37 - $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo World Championship. David was prominent for the majority of the tournament and once Mike Matusow was removed from the final table, David completely dominated. He was an unstoppable force that the other players simply couldn't match.
This is David's first WSOP bracelet and he also pockets a handy $535,687 for his efforts.
Congratulations David Benyamine! -
Sun Jun 22 2008 01:01 PST | Posted by TassieDevil
Greg Jamison - 2nd PlaceGreg Jamison Eliminated in 2nd Place ($331,350); David Benyamine Wins!
David Benyamine raised it up from the button and Greg Jamison reraised for the last of his chips. Benyamine made the call.
Jamison:
Benyamine:
The flop arrived
to give Jamison the nuts with the straight but Benyamine had flopped a set of tens.
Calls from the rail to pair the board were answered when the
landed on the turn to give Benyamine a full house and a lock in the hand.
The
fell on the river and David Benyamine is our champion!
Greg Jamison is eliminated after a wonderful tournament in 2nd place for $331,350 -
Sun Jun 22 2008 00:56 PST | Posted by compncards
Jamison Crippled
Greg Jamison was just crippled in a hand that was two bet preflop and bet every street until the river. On the river Benyamine bet out and Jamison folded.
After the hand Jamison is down to 160,000. -
Sun Jun 22 2008 00:54 PST | Posted by compncards
Jamison Doubles Up Twice
Jamison was all in preflop for 180,000. Benyamine called.
Benyamine:
Jamison:
Board:
The next hand Jamison is all in again:
Jamison: 
Benyamine: 
Board: 
After the two double up, Jamison is up to 520,000 chips. -
Sun Jun 22 2008 00:49 PST | Posted by TassieDevil
Benyamine Dominating
In a series of recent pots David Benyamine has been able to dismantle Greg Jamison one pot at a time. Benyamine has chipped away in a series of small pots where he has taken most of them down without a showdown. In the hands that went to showdown Benyamine is showing the goods.
Jamison is down to under 300,000. This one could be all over very shortly. -
Sun Jun 22 2008 00:44 PST | Posted by compncards
Trend So Far
So far David Benyamine has been winning 75% of all the hands heads up. Most of the pots are being taken down on the flop, but he just took a pot down with kings up to move to over 4,000,000 in chips.
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Sun Jun 22 2008 00:42 PST | Posted by compncards
Big Advantage For Benyamine
Updated Chip Counts
David Benyamine - 4,150,000
Greg Jamison - 550,000 -
Sun Jun 22 2008 00:36 PST | Posted by TassieDevil
Bad Mojo?
Although the chips and cards seem to have been drawn to David Benyamine like a magnet, Greg Jamison has just decided to move away from the eight-seat that was next to Benyamine, to the other end of the table in the two-seat for a more traditional heads up play atmosphere.
Will the change of scene make all the difference?
Started 19th Jun, 2008
