2008 World Series of Poker
Event 16 - $2,000 Omaha Hi/Lo
Day: 3
Play Resumes
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 0
Pechac Down Again
The turn is the , and Pechac check-calls a bet from Forrest.
The river is the , and again Pechac checks and then calls. The cards are turned over:
Pechac:
Forrest:
Ted Forrest rakes in the full pot with a pair of deuces for the high, and a 7-5-4-2-A low. Pechac is crippled down to 125,000, though he is perfectly used to playing on a short stack.
Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive
The flop comes down . Pechac bets out, Forrest raises, and Pechac reraises enough to put himself all in. Forrest calls, and the hands are shown down:
Forrest:
Pechac:
Pechac is well ahead, but needs to dodge a lot of outs with two cards to come. When the board runs out , , Pechac does come out on top, and doubles up to 250,000. As we've been saying all day, he is the short stack, but appears comfortable in that spot.
Jim Pechac Eliminated in 3rd Place ($88,065)
Ted Forrest folded on the button, and Andrew Brown raised from the small blind. Pechac reraised from the big blind, putting himself all in and at risk against Brown. The hands were tuned over:
Brown:
Pechac:
The board frowned on Jim Pechac, as it ran out , giving Brown the winning two pair, and sending Pechac home.
We sure had a blast watching Big Jim carve his way through the field today. Instead of $8,554 that he was expected to cash, his stamina has earned him a nice $88,065 payday, certainly something to be proud of.
Forrest Strikes First
The turn is the , and both men check. The river brings the . Forrest leads out, and Brown makes the call. Forrest shows , good enough to win him the full pot, and take a bite out of Brown's stack.
Saving Them For a Rainy Day?
Back and Forth
The turn is the . Brown checks over this time, and Forrest puts out a bet of his own, which Brown calls.
The river brings the , and both men check.
Forrest turns over the winner this time. His gives him queens up and the full pot.
Just Quads
Forrest sits in the lead with 1.140 million in chips, while Brown is now hot on his heels with 1.075 million.