Alex Kravchenko completed, Ralph Perry raised and John Kabbaj called. Kravchenko then moved all in for his last 22,000. Perry raised again and Kabbaj came along.
All players bricked on fourth with Perry betting and Kabbaj calling in the side pot.
On fifth Perry fired again and Kabbaj paired up and released his hand. In the end the boards ran out:
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Perry: () ()
Perry made a six-low which was too good as Kravchenko was sent to the rail.
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Phil Ivey, caught in a rare smiling momentOmaha-8
Phil Ivey was all in for his last 5,000 from the small blind against Hasan Habib and Erik Sagstrom, who continued betting on the side.
Sagstrom led out and Habib called on every street on the board.
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Ivey
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Sagstrom scooped the side pot and got half the main pot with his set of aces. Ivey got the low half of the main pot with a 8-7-4-3-A, while Habib was shut out.
Razz
The game changed to Razz on the next hand and Ivey was all in on third street against Habib and Huck Seed. Habib led out on fourth street and Seed folded.
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Ivey ()() ()
Seed (X)(X)
Habib made a seven low by fifth street. Ivey was drawing dead and he was eliminated.
Tony G completed on third street and Martin Vallo called. Vallo led out on fourth, fifth, and sixth streets, Tony G calling him down. Vallo check-called a bet on the river.
Tony G showed for a 8-6-5-3-2 low while Vallo tabled for a 8-7-4-3-A low. The G-Man took down the pot and increased his stack to 401,000 while Vallo was left on fumes with 26,000.
Mikhail Tulchinskiy (X)(X) (X)
Jason Gray (X)(X) (X)
John Monnette (X)(X) (X)
John Monnette brought it in on third street, Mikhail Tulchinskiy completed, Jason Gray called all in and Monnette called as well. Monnette and Tulchinskiy continued betting on the side.
Tulchinskiy led out on fourth and fifth streets, Monnette making the calls. Monnette, however, folded to Tulchinskiy's sixth street lead bet.
After the river cards were dealt, Gray showed for a pair of jacks, but Tulchinsky had him with for two pair, sending him to the rail.
Both Justin Smith and Barry Greenstein were all in against Erick Lindgren.
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Greenstein
Lindgren (?)
Though Greenstein started with buried aces and made aces up by the river, Justin Smith made a Broadway straight on seventh street to send him to the rail.
David Benyamine completed, Gus Hansen raised and Benyamine made the call. On fourth, Benyamine moved all in and Hansen made the call. The boards fell...
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Hansen: () (X)
Hansen started with split kings and Benyamine never caught up. Benyamine departs as Hansen is now over 800,000 chips.
Patrik Antonius (X)(X) (X)
Daniel Alaei (X)(X)
Gus Hansen (X)(X) (X)
Gus Hansen had the bring-in, Antonius completed, Alaei raised, Hansen called, Antonius reraised, Alaei called, Hansen four-bet, and both Antonius and Alaei called. Antonius led out on fourth street and Alaei made a rather disciplined fold, saving his last 21,000 in chips. Hansen called. Antonius led on fifth street, Hansen called, and Antonius led again on sixth.
"Hmmm. This is hi/low right?" asked Hansen, half-joking, half-serious. He made the call.
Antonius bet in the dark on the river. Hansen hemmed and hawed a bit before giving up his hand and conceding the pot to Antonius.
Alaei was eliminated on the next hand, while Hansen fell to 740,000 in chips.
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