Hand #7
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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
Hand #8
, Jensen bet and Jameson called. They checked down the 
and 
that fell on the turn and river and Jameson ended up scooping the pot with Aces and Kings.
Hand #9--Bart Hanson Quarters John Guth
, Bart Hanson check-raised John Guth, who called. Guth called after Hanson's bets after the 
on the turn and the 
on the river, and Hanson turned over A-5-5-6 to make a set of fives for the high and a chop of the low with Guth, who held A-J-8-4.
Michael Pollowitz Scoops a Pot
. Pollowitz bet 15K and Jensen called, and when the 
hit on the turn Pollowitz chose to check-call Jensen's 30,000 bet. Both players checked after the 
fell on the river and Pollowitz showed A-K-J-6 to outkick Jensen's A-J and scoop the pot.
David Flores Eliminates Jim Grove in 9th Place
and Grove check-called Flores' 15,000 bet. The 
came on the turn and Grove bet the last of his chips. Flores called and turned over 2-3 for the wheel, while Grove still had a flush draw to win the high. But the 
fell on the river and Grove was eliminated in 9th place, winning $23,688.
Robert Stevanovski Scoops a Big Pot
and after Guth and Jensen checked Jamison bet 15K and the other 3 players called. The fell on the turn and all four players checked. The 
came on the river and when Jensen bet (and Jamison folded) Stevanovski raised to 60K. Guth folded, Jensen called and Stevanovski showed the for the nut flush to scoop a huge pot.
John Guth Lives Up To His Nickname
, Guth showed A-3 for the low and, incredibly, a single pair of Threes in his hand to win the high.
Quick Hits
John Guth Three-Quarters Randy Jensen
. Randy Jensen bet, Robert Stevanovski folded and Max Reynard and John Guth called. The 
came on the river and when Guth bet 30K Jensen raised for his last 60K. Reynard folded and Guth called, showing the for the nut flush and nut low. Jensen survived by also holding A-2 for the nut low, but that pot decimated his stack.
Randy Jensen Three-Quarters Michael Pollowitz
and Michael Pollowitz called. They both checked the 
on the turn and when the fell on the river Jensen bet 30K. Pollowitz raised to set Jensen all-in, and he quickly called with 
for the nut flush and A-2 for the nut low. Pollowitz also had A-2 to split the low but the straight he hit on the river was no good.