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2007 World Series of Poker
Event 36 - $5,000 Omaha Hi Lo
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Level
25
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Magic Elixir?
Big Flop
flop. Guth called Robert's bet, then check-raised him when the 
turned. Stevanovski called and also called a 100K bet on the river. Guth turned over the 2-4 for the flopped wheel that scooped the pot and put him back in the chip lead, 1.95 million to 1.05 million.
Whoops
Guth and Stevanovski traded bets and raises on the turn and built a huge pot that left Guth nearly down to nothing. The final board read
and Stevanovski announced he had a straight. He laid his cards out and Guth dejectedly threw down his set of Nines . . . and then he noticed something."No straight, no straight!" Guth shouted, and it turned out he was right. Stevanovski misread his hand and thought he'd made a low straight, but he only had the 6-7, and his misread cost him several big bets. That pot brought the match back to exactly even, 1.4 million chips apiece.
One Way
and Stevanovski made another 100K bet on the river. Guth agonized over the call, sitting with his head in his hands for a solid minute before making the call. Stevanovski turned over J-9 for the full house to win a massive pot that boosted his stack to 2,000,000. Guth still has 820,000 chips.
Almost Even
and Stevanovski check-called Guth's 50K bet. He did the same when the 
turned, and when both players checked the 
on the river Guth could only offer A-6. Stevanovski held pocket tens and that was enough to win the pot and nearly square our heads-up match.
We're Back
Level: 23
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
On Break
The Tide Turns
flop, then called 80K bets both when the 
turned and when the hit on the river. Stevanovski turned over pocket sevens for the flopped set and he scooped a massive pot. Guth now has 1.62 million to Stevanovski's 1.18 million.