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for top two pair with a low holding, on a board of 
. However at showdown his opponent revealed 
for a flush and better low to scoop the pot and leave Slim on about 4,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better
Day: 1
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for top two pair with a low holding, on a board of . However at showdown his opponent revealed for a flush and better low to scoop the pot and leave Slim on about 4,000.
Robert Mizrachi has chopped a three-way pot on a board of 
. His opponent showed 
for a full house to collect the high, Mizrachi took down the low, and the third opponent mucked his cards.Mizrachi now sits with 11,000 chips.
, Paul Snead was then raised on the river by his opponent. Snead made the call with 
for a straight and decent low, but his opponent showed 
for a rivered full house to go with a better low to scoop the entire pot.After the hand Snead slips to just under 8,000 chips.
and called in two spots. Both opponents stayed in the hand for the turn and river of 
.Forrest turned over
for both the nut high and nut low. After the pot Forrest is up to around 1,400.
. The action was capped between a player and Paul Wolfe who is currently amongst our chip leaders.The river brought the
and Wolfe extracted one more bet from his opponent before the cards were tabled.Wolfe held
for the nut straight but his opponent held for the nut low. They chop up the pot and Wolfe maintains his position on about 11,000 chips.
They two players are holding up the game while they argue, and seated in between the two is none other than Todd Brunson who looks visibly depressed at being caught in the middle of such nonsense!
