The flop is
. Smyth bets 75,000, and Harroch lets it go.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 50 - $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha World Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
381
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 381
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The flop is
. Smyth bets 75,000, and Harroch lets it go.
On a flop of
, Argyros bets 80,000 and Smyth calls. Both players check the turn 
. A fourth spade falls on the river -- the 
. Both players check again, with Smyth turning over a hand that includes a king and a queen for a Broadway straight. That's a winner.
The flop is
, and all three players check.The turn is the
. Mizrachi bets out 80,000 and both opponents fold.
flop. The turn is another black card, the 
. Mizrachi fires 200,000. The fireworks start after Smyth raises, Mizrachi reraises all in and Smyth calls.Mizrachi:
Smyth:
Each player has two pair. Smyth's two pair, kings and tens, are better than Mizrachi's tens and sevens. Smyth also has a gutshot straight draw. For his part, Mizrachi has a club flush draw and some straight draws of his own. Everyone misses everything when the river falls
. Smyth doubles up.
It brings
. The blinds check to The Grinder, and he bets out 105,000. Argyros matches it, and Peter Jetten calls as well.The turn is the
. All three remaining players check.Fifth street:
. Jetten and Mizrachi check, and it's left to The Croc to bet 200,000. Jetten folds and Mizrachi re-checks his cards, mutters something, and folds as well. The Croc chomps down this pot.
, Mizrachi takes a stab at the pot with a bet of 200,000. It's a successful stab when everyone else folds.
Flop:
. Smyth checks, and Mizrachi taps the table as well.Turn:
. Again, check check.The river brings the
. Smyth checks, and The Grinder fires out 75,000 chips. Smyth quickly calls and shows down 
. His tens and sevens are the winning combination, and he takes down the pot.
flop, and Jetten checks behind. The turn brings a bet of 200,000 from Mizrachi. Jetten wants nothing to do with it; he lays down his hand.
There was a dealer push in between Hand No. 62 and No. 63. It seems that the dealer leaving the box forgot to move the button after the huge hand between Michael Mizrachi and Kido Pham. We believe an error was made, as it appears that Marty Smyth got the button two hands in a row.
