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. He called a bet of 16,500 by his opponent, only to see his opponent turn over 
for a full house, eights full of sixesMinieri retains 23,000 chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 50 - $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha World Championship
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Total Entries
381
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 381
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. He called a bet of 16,500 by his opponent, only to see his opponent turn over for a full house, eights full of sixesMinieri retains 23,000 chips.
. One opponent called with a nearly identical 
-- the two were filpping a coin to see who would win the hand. Mizrachi wound up on the wrong side of the flip when the board came 
to make two pair, queens and threes, for Mizrachi's opponent.Mizrachi is now on life support with just 9,000 chips.
, one player led out for 5,200. Andy Bloch went all in for 5,700 before a player behind him raised pot for over 30,000. The first player flashed a jack and a five before he mucked, leaving Bloch alone with the raiser.Bloch:
Opponent:
Each player had the same partial wrap straight draw, but Bloch's opponent also had a flush draw. The turn and river bricked out with a non-spade ace and a non-spade nine, leaving Bloch's queen-high as the best hand. He now has about 26,000 chips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
The green T25 chips will be raced off and colored up during the break as well.
, the third player bet 10,000. Flack raised all in to 20,000. Hollink went into the tank for about a minute before making the call. The third player also called.The river came
, bringing a check from the third player. Hollink tanked again, considering a value bet, then checked behind. His 
was the best hand, beating Flack's 
. The third player mucked.Hollink has about 103,000; Flack was eliminated.
, Dario Minieri and one other player went to war. When all was said and done, Minieri's tournament life was on the line.Minieri:
Opponent:
Minieri had a wrap draw, but his opponent had middle set, a classic "race" situation in PLO. The turn and river came
to fill Minieri's straight two times. He doubles up to 55,000.
-- 1,525 to go. The button calls, and action comes around to Phil Hellmuth in the big blind. He says, "I get to raise 25," and puts his last 1,550 chips into the middle. The two opponents add the single extra green chip to the pot, and it's three-handed to the flop.
It comes down
. Amit says, "I'd like to check, but I can't." He puts out a bet, and the third player in the hand gets out of the way. The cards of the two remaining players are turned up:Hellmuth:
Amit:
Hellmuth is behind and needs to catch a spade or some running cards to stay alive in the tournament. The turn is the
, and the river blanks off as well with the . Hellmuth stands, takes a lap around the table shaking hands and smiling, and makes his way toward the rail.
