Event 27 - $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better Day 2 | 2009 World Series of Poker

06-13-2009 17:13 UTC-12

Longfellow Makes Short Exit

[user76023]

Karen Longfellow called a 12,000 raise preflop from the big blind along with Kenny Tam on the button from cut-off Brett Richey.

On the {K-Clubs}

flop, it was checked to Richey who bet 30,000 and only Longfellow called.

The {9-Hearts}

saw Richey set Longfellow in after she checked. She called off her stack with {A-Clubs}

but needed a queen, jack or club against Richey's {10-Clubs}

.

The river was the {6-Spades}

and she was eliminated. We're now on the bubble.

06-13-2009 17:22 UTC-12

Three Aces Wins Half the Pot

[user76023]

Roland de Wolfe raised to 17,500 and Scott Clements called on the button.

They check down a {9-?}

board. Roland shows {A-Diamonds}

and Clements shows {A-Diamonds}

. They chop it up.

06-13-2009 17:36 UTC-12

No signs of anyone here busting just yet. Stewart Yancik and Andy Black were debating whether to ask that the blinds be raised until someone busts as it seems to be taking quite a long time for someone to be eliminated.

06-13-2009 17:43 UTC-12

Tam Scoops to Stay Alive

[user76023]

Kenny Tam has doubled against Brett Richey on the bubble after his {A-Spades}

made a boat with a live four against Richey's {A-Clubs}

on a

board.

We're still on the bubble.

06-13-2009 17:50 UTC-12

Voted Most Likely to Bubble

[user76023]

Currently, it's Mickey Appleman looking most in trouble as he has about 15,000 left. It's enough for two rounds, but will it be enough to get him into the money?

06-13-2009 18:01 UTC-12

The Apple Falls Far from the Tree

[user76023]

Mickey Appleman was all in from UTG and Armando Ruiz called in the big blind.

Appleman: {A-Spades}

Ruiz:

The board came {3-Clubs}

Ruiz made jacks up and an ace-two for the low to scoop the pot. Everyone else is in the money!

06-13-2009 18:14 UTC-12

Redraw

donpeters

Now that we're down to 18 players, everyone's joined up at two tables in new seating assignments. Here they are.

(Table 190)
Seat 1: Matt Lefkowitz
Seat 2: Kenny Tam
Seat 3: Anthony Lellouche
Seat 4: Brett Richey
Seat 5: Roland De Wolfe
Seat 6: Andy Bloch
Seat 7: Armando Ruiz II
Seat 8: Alex Kravchenko
Seat 9: Scott Clements

(Table 192)
Seat 1: Stewart Yancik
Seat 2: Andy Black
Seat 3: Senovio Ramirez III
Seat 4: Kirill Rabtsov
Seat 5: Chris Bell
Seat 6: Robert Campbell
Seat 7: Mark Bartlog
Seat 8: John Racener
Seat 9: Jeff Lisandro

06-13-2009 18:21 UTC-12

Lellouche Survives Huge Scare

[user76023]

A huge pot got played out between Brett Richey and Antony Lellouche.

The board was read {10-Spades}

and Lellouche bet 10,000. Richey raised to 35,000 and Lellouche made it 55,000. This raising didn't stop and quickly they were all in.

Lellouche showed {A-Hearts}

, but Richey showed a crushing {10-Clubs}

for a boat. Lellouche needed the {5-Diamonds}

to scoop. The turn was the {6-Spades}

and now Lellouche had the nut low draw. The river was the {8-Spades}

, and Lellouche managed to salvage half the pot from somewhere.

Level: 16

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 0

06-13-2009 18:34 UTC-12

Well...

[user76023]

Once the bubble burst, you might have expected a deluge of action, replete with exits all over the shop.

Indeed, you might have expected that.

And you would have been wrong, very wrong. Nothing has really happened in the last 15 minutes or so, it's all been very slow.