Pot-Limit Omaha
Nam Le raised to 1,200 from middle position and Eric Lynch reraised to 5,400. Jesse McEuen was on the button and moved all in for 15,000. Le then moved in himself, having both McEuen and Lynch covered. Lynch tanked and then folded with 12,500 left in his stack.
Le held the 
and McEuen the 
.
The board ran out 
and McEuen's played to make him a straight and he doubled through Le. Le was left with 15,000 chips.
Level: 12
Blinds: /
Ante:
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Pot-Limit Omaha
Shaun Deeb made it 8,700 to go from the button leaving 500 behind. Team PokerStars Pro Victor Ramdin put him all in for 500 and Deeb called.
Deeb: 
Ramdin: 
The board rolled out 
, and Ramdin made his flush on the river. Deeb hit the rail while Ramdin stacked his chips. He is now up to 74,000.
He's still over there grinding the six-handed event and his stack has been blinded down to 22,900 in chips. He began the day with 34,000.
Pot-Limit Hold'em
We've got the skinny on what went down over at Table 338.
Ravi Raghavan made it 3,000 from middle position. Peyman Luth potted to 9,600, and this is where things got mixed up. Apparently, the dealer pulled in the money and Raghaven was questioning how much the bet was. The floor was called and then some back up was called and the hand up to this point was dissected to figure out how much the bet was.
After about 10 minutes, it was all sorted and Raghaven moved all in for 13,200 more. Luth made the call and the cards were on their backs.
Raghaven: 
Luth: 
Raghaven was at risk and it seemed like he was going to come out unscathed after a flop and turn that came down 
but the river had other plans. The 
fell, signaling the end of Raghaven's tournament.
Pot-Limit Hold'em
Kenneth Krouner and Tyler Patterson played a pot worth about 70,000 chips in all-in-preflop action. Krouner held the 
and was dominating Patterson's 
.
The board ran out 
and Patterson smacked his three-outer on the river to bust Krouner and move to 122,000 in chips.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Franklin Grigsby and Samuel Ngai got all the money in preflop. Grigsby held the and Ngai the 
.
The board ran out 
and Ngai made a straight on the flop and it held from there. He doubled to over 30,000 while Grigsby dropped to 29,000.
Quite the fuss is going on at Table 338. A few floormen were called and a crowd has gathered on the rail to see what's going on. We'll have the story shortly.
Yes, Phil Ivey is playing three tournament right now. He's still in this event with about 20,000 chips, but hasn't even bothered to come over and touch his stack or play a hand. He's in the $5,000 six-handed tournament on one of the feature tables still and doing well. He also won his first match in the $10,000 Heads-Up Championship versus Michael Mizrachi. Read about that here. He won the match in two hands.
