was checked around. On the turn of the 
, Spencer Lawrence bet and George Guzman got out the way.Lawrence:
Sabel:
The river
was enough to give Lawrence queens full and send Sabel home in seventh place.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better
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was checked around. On the turn of the , Spencer Lawrence bet and George Guzman got out the way.Lawrence:
Sabel:
The river
was enough to give Lawrence queens full and send Sabel home in seventh place.
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Most of the short stacks are playing very tight and trying to either find a premium hand to double up with, or perhaps jump another spot in the prize payouts.
The big stacks on the other hand are three very aggressive players. Guzman and Luu especially have been very loose and are prepared to splash around to put pressure on the short stacks.
It's a very interesting dynamic at the table at the moment, but the short stacks are going to have to make a move soon while they still have a choice!
, Pritchard put the last of his chips in the middle. Spencer made the call.Pritchard:
Lawrence:
Pritchard flopped the wheel. The turn and river helped neither player and Pritchard doubled up to around 350,000 in chips.
against Thang Luu. Lawrence raised Luu's bet on the turn, and Luu called, before they both checked the dangerous-looking river.Lawrence showed
for the nut straight which was good as Luu flashed K-Q before tossing his cards into the muck.The huge pot was sent to Lawrence as he claims the chip lead with a little over 700,000 in chips.
Board:
George Guzman showed
for a set of sixes and a eight low. Spencer Lawrence showed 
for a set of tens.Jamison showed
and headed off to receive his payout.
The flop came
and Luu bet enough to put Falconer all in. He made the call and tabled 
against the 
of Luu.The turn was a repeat
and river to give Falconer the high and low hands to scoop and move to around 180,000 much to the delight of his buddies cheering him on from the rail of the Milwaukee's Best Light Bar.
Guzman bet the flop of
and received a call from Lawrence. When the turn of the 
fell, Guzman checked and Lawrence bet. Guzman made the call. The river card of the was checked around and Lawrence showed for aces up. Guzman missed his low draw and Lawrence moves up to over 1.2 million in chips.
The board of
was checked down the whole way between the two live players.Falconer held
, Guzman showed 
however Luu revealed 
for the flush to scoop the pot.Chris Falconer is eliminated in fifth place and takes home $64,243 for his efforts.
Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
