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The final board was
Vahedi showed
and another player tabled 
, sending Vahedi to the rail.Now maybe Vahedi can go have a talk with Robert "Chip Burner" Turner about how Omaha is a sucker's game.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better
Day: 1
Players Left 1 / 833
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The final board was
Vahedi showed
and another player tabled , sending Vahedi to the rail.Now maybe Vahedi can go have a talk with Robert "Chip Burner" Turner about how Omaha is a sucker's game.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
. His opponent held 
. We missed the board but according to players at the table, Meehan's opponent made a flush and there wasn't a low. The table should be a lot quieter now that Meehan is out.
. Ivey bet 300 and was called by three players. One of the three opponents was all in for exactly 300. The turn was the 
. Ivey bet 600 and was raised by Day Bickell to 1200. Ivey and the other opponent called. Ivey only had 500 left and was all in. The river was the 
. Bickell put her last 600 chips in the pot and was called.Bickell showed
for 2 pair and all other opponents mucked.
. The action checked to the late position player who fired out a bet, which was called by the big blind and Vahedi in middle position.They went to the turn where the
landed. Again it was checked to the late position player who made the opening bet. The big blind called, before Vahedi raised it up. The late position player 3-bet and again the big blind called. Vahedi then capped the action and both players called as a big pot was brewing.The river was the
and Vahedi was the first bettor before the late position player raised it up once again. The big blind finally decided that enough was enough and stepped out of the way as Vahedi made the call.Vahedi turned over
for only two pair with his opponent showing 
for the low as they chop up the massive pot. Vahedi continues his aggressive approach despite a recent fall in chips to now sit with 6,100 in chips.
