2008 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better
Day: 3
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and both players checked.The turn was the
and Luu checked over to Lawrence, who fired out 100,000. Luu made the call.The river delivered the
and Luu checked again. Lawrence thought for several minutes and eventually resigned to check it also. He said, "Ace-queen," as he flipped A-Q-6-5. It was good enough to collect the pot as he gets this contest back on an even keel.
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 0
, Lawrence bet and Luu called. On the turn of 
, Luu bet out and Lawrence raised. Luu called. On the turn of the 
, Luu bet out and after thinking a minute or so, Lawrence folded. After this pot, Lawrence is down to 750,000 in chips. Luu sits with 1,750,000 in chips.
The flop came
and Luu fired out a bet. Lawrence made the call.The turn landed the
and Luu quickly fired out another bet. Lawrence again made the call.The river was the
and before it was revealed Luu had already fired another 120,000 into the middle in the dark. Lawrence went into the tank and at times seemed more interested in arranging his chips into stacks of 60,000 than focussing on the hand in question.Then out of nowhere Lawrence announced a raise to 240,000. Luu thought briefly before reraising once again. Lawrence again went into deep thought, counting out his chips and crossing his hands behind his head. He eventually made the call as Luu tabled
for the nut flush.Lawrence is now down to under 600,000 in chips as the bracelet looks to be slipping away from his grasp.
The flop came
and Lawrence checked to Luu who made the continuation bet. Lawrence announced a raise, and Luu quickly reraised. In a series of raises Lawrence found the rest of his chips in the middle with his tournament life on the line.Lawrence:
Luu:
The turn brought the
and river to give Luu a full house, kings full of sevens, to take down the pot and WSOP bracelet!Spencer Lawrence finishes in second place after a great tournament and superb final table effort to collect $156,343 in prize money.
Luu collect his first WSOP bracelet and takes home $243,356 in prize money!
