Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better Day 2 | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-04-2008 19:47 UTC-7

Hand-For-Hand Play Commences

[user67765]

We're now two spots from the money and play is hand for hand.

06-04-2008 19:43 UTC-7

We are now three places from the money and tensions are understandably very very high. Several short stacks are waiting their turn to double up, or to possibly sqeak into the money via someone else's bust-out. A couple of notable short stacks are Rolf Slotboom and Perry Friedman. Both look to be around 10,000 in chips. With betting limits of 1,500 and 3,000, players will need to make a stand soon or risk being blinded out.

Tags: Perry Friedman Rolf Slotboom

Level: 13

Blinds: 800/1,500

Ante: 0

06-04-2008 19:31 UTC-7

Players Are Back

[user42991]

Players are back from their break. We are four out of the money.

06-04-2008 19:23 UTC-7

Break Time!

[user42991]

Players are on a 10-minute break. When players return, we will be four players out of the money. 85 players remain.

06-04-2008 19:18 UTC-7

Things Going Wong for Van Alstyne

[user67765]

James Van Alstyne has just split another pot; this time his opponent was Wing Wong.

On a board of {4-Clubs}

, Van Alstyne held {A-Diamonds}

for a low hand against Wong's nut flush with {A-Hearts}

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Wong is travelling well with about 40,000 but overnight chip leader Van Alstyne has slipped in recent times to now sit with only around 5,000 in chips.

Tags: van Alstyne Wing Wong

06-04-2008 19:14 UTC-7

The Money March Begins

[user42991]

We are currently at 92 players, which is 11 spots out of the money. Play should slow just a bit as the money bubble looms.

06-04-2008 19:12 UTC-7

Perry Friedman Doubles Up

[user42991]

Perry Friedman was all in on the turn with a board of {5-Diamonds}

. The river was the {3-Hearts}

. Friedman showed a {6-?}

for a six low and a nine-high straight. After the hand, Friedman is sitting around 11,000 in chips.

Tags: Perry Friedman

06-04-2008 19:09 UTC-7

Chop It Up

[user67765]

James Van Alstyne and Paul Wolfe have just split a big pot, with the board reading {A-Clubs}

. Van Alstyne held {A-Hearts}

and Wolfe showed {9-Hearts}

as both players showed an ace-high straight and chopped up the pot.

Tags: James van Alstyne Paul Wolfe

06-04-2008 18:48 UTC-7

Mizrachi Likes Chop Suey

[user42991]

Robert Mizrachi raised from the button and received three callers. On a flop of {A-Hearts}

, Harold Heckethorn bet, the player in the big blind folded, Franklin Calwell called, and Mizrachi made it two bets. Heckethorn and Caldwell both called the bet. The turn of the {5-Spades}