, but when his opponent called him down he simply tapped the table and said "You got me."His opponent showed
for a straight to scoop the pot.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better
Day: 2
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, but when his opponent called him down he simply tapped the table and said "You got me."His opponent showed
for a straight to scoop the pot.
. Both players checked and Wolfe shows 
J-J for jacks full. Wilds mucked. After the hand Wolfe is up to 20,000
The two players saw a flop of
and Brooks checked to Kessler, who made the continuation bet. Brooks then check-raised. Kessler called.The turn landed the
and Brooks bet again. Kessler this time made the raise and Brooks called.The river was the
and Brooks checked to Kessler, who bet once more, and Brooks made the call.Kessler tabled
, making a wheel for the low and a six-high straight for the high to scoop a big pot. His stack grows to around 47,000 in chips.
Anthony Valosek three-bet and Jimmy Frick called for his last 1,000 chips. The turn and river came 5-J. Valosek showed a 
and Fricke mucked his hand.
Level: 12
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Some players will just be happy to squeak into the money so that they can say that they have cashed at the World Series of Poker. Others will start to take more chances to build chips in order to make a run at the final table. Regardless of strategy used, it should prove to be a very interesting level now that we are approaching the money.
, 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 
was checked around. When the river fell of the 
Heckethorn bet, Caldwell called and Mizrachi then made it two bets. Heckethorn and Caldwell both called.Heckethorn showed
for a wheel. Mizrachi showed for the nut flush. Caldwell mucked.After the hand Mizrachi is up to 39,000.
