Event 18 - $10,000 World Championship Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-09-2009 15:18 UTC-12

Greg Jamison Triples

MarcC

Greg Jamison just tripled up in a hand against Scott Clements and Ben Boyd. His flush with {A-Spades}

good on a

board.

06-09-2009 15:13 UTC-12

Cards are Back in the Air

MarcC

Level: 25

Blinds: 25,000/50,000

Ante: 0

06-09-2009 14:50 UTC-12

Break Counts

[user66118]

Daniel Alaei - 1,500,000
Daniel Negreanu - 1,090,000
Scott Clements - 1,070,000
John Monnette - 790,000
Ben Boyd - 695,000
Tom Koral - 130,000
Greg Jamison - 130,000

06-09-2009 14:50 UTC-12

More Chips for Boyd

[user66118]

Ben Boyd was all in on fourth street versus John Monette after putting his last 35,000 chips into the pot on the turn.

The board ran {3-Diamonds}

(X), and Boyd tabled {A-Clubs}

. Monnette showed {A-Diamonds}

. He was drawing dead when the money went in, and Boyd doubles up with his baby flush.

Tags: Ben Boyd John Monnette

06-09-2009 14:45 UTC-12

Daniel Quarters Scott

MarcC

Daniel Negreanu raises preflop before Scott Clements three-bets. Negreanu calls to see {5-Clubs}

flop that's checked through to the {2-Diamonds}

turn. Clements calls Negreanu's bet as he also does on the {9-Hearts}

river.

Negranu's takes three quarters with {A-?}

over Clements' {A-?}

.

06-09-2009 14:42 UTC-12

Updated Chip Counts

[user66118]

Scott Clements - 1,815,000
John Monnette - 1,190,000
Daniel Alaei - 905,000
Daniel Negreanu - 785,000
Greg Jamison - 330,000
Tom Koral - 185,000
Ben Boyd - 80,000

06-09-2009 14:40 UTC-12

Oh Boyd! Another Chop

[user66118]

From middle position, Ben Boyd opened with a raise. Daniel Alaei called from the button, as did John Monette in the big blind.

The flop came {K-Diamonds}

. Monette checked, Boyd bet, and both opponents called.

Fourth street was the {7-Spades}

. Monette checked again, and Boyd bet all in for his last 15,000. Both opponents called the small bet, putting Boyd at risk.

On fifth street, the {A-Spades}

fell, and Monette checked again. Alaei bet, and Monnette reluctantly folded.

Showdown
Alaei: {A-Clubs}

Boyd:

Alaei had the nut low for half of the pot, and Boyd's nine kicker played to make his pair of aces the winning high hand. Chop it up.

After the hand, a few of the players at the table were prodding Alaei about why he would be the river. It wasn't clear how he responded, but it was settled quickly, and it's on to the next hand.

Tags: Ben Boyd Daniel Alaei John Monnette