Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0



and was called by the big blind who held 


.



to give Levy a double to 20,000.
















and shockingly, Judah scooped the pot with a lonely pair of jacks. He sits on 24,000.


.
hit the turn. Obrestad checked, then called the 12,000 bet by Angelakis.
and both players checked it down. Angelakis showed 


for a set of aces which held on as Obrestad revealed 


for two pair and a big draw that failed to deliver. Angelakis increases his lead as Obrestad slips to 22,000.


and when the action checked to Thomas, he moved all in for his last 29,100 chips. Cotaidis and Obrestad stepped aside and the cards were tabled.







turn which gave his opponent a straight, but the
on the river completed his flush to scoop the pot and eliminate his opponent. Thomas, who is competing in only his second-ever Omaha tournament, is now up to 58,500 chips.


flop, a player in the big blind led out for 3,400 and Kenneth Dam moved all-in for 8,200 total. The big blind called, and the cards were on their backs. 







turn, and
river would keep him on top. Kenneth Dam is now on 20,000.


and the
accidentally revealed as the turn card before the flop action had completed. Tournament Director Jonno Pittock ruled that play would continue with the river card to be dealt out, effectively becoming the turn card, with the
to be reshuffled into the deck for the river.
. Both players checked, the deck was reshuffled and the
hit the river. Benson fired out 3,200 and Elsing made the call with Benson showing 


for the royal.
anyway as the
was still in the deck!" laughed Benson as he chipped up to 13,000, leaving Elsing on 11,000.










, and the turn and river bricked out for the unknown and Guttman chipped up to about 26,800. Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0