Ming Reslock - 900,000
Jordan Rich - 500,000
Pascal Leyo - 115,000
Robert Price - 250,000
Freddy Deeb - 50,000
Senovio Ramirez - 75,000
Thang Luu - 590,000
Ed Smith - 1,450,000
Jim Geary - 115,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 3 - $1,500 Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
918
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 918
Filter
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Ming Reslock - 900,000
Jordan Rich - 500,000
Pascal Leyo - 115,000
Robert Price - 250,000
Freddy Deeb - 50,000
Senovio Ramirez - 75,000
Thang Luu - 590,000
Ed Smith - 1,450,000
Jim Geary - 115,000
and Ramirez shoved all in for his last 15,000. Reslock called.Reslock held
against Ramirez's 
. The turn brought the 
and the river the 
. That was all she wrote for Ramirez, as he earned over $23,000 for his effort.
According to Tournament Director Robert Beck, Freddy pushed all in preflop and got called by Thang Luu. When the hand played out, Luu showed two pair of 3s and 4s, which were enough to beat Deeb's pocket aces.
Deeb earned $27,029.
and Price checked. Luu fired and Price called.The turn was the
and Luu bet after Price checked. Price then called.The river was the
and Price led out. Luu made the call.Price showed
for two pair on the river and Luu looked disgusted while mucking his hand.
flop induced a check from Luu. Reslock fired and Luu called.The turn brought the
and the same action occurred, check, bet, call.The river was the
and Luu fired first this time. Reslock tanked for a few minutes and then mucked her hand, giving the defending champion the pot.
vs. Ed Smith and Thang Luu.Smith and Luu checked the turn and river, which brought the
and 
. Luu mucked, while Geary showed aces and 8s for two pair and Smith showed the 
for the flush.Geary left the tournament with $32,404.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 0
Just a reminder once again that Thang Luu is STILL in the field. Two years ago, he placed second in the event behind Frankie O'Dell and last year, Luu took down the title. If he wins this one, the WSOP might have to think about renaming this event the Thang Luu Classic.
Reslock had a pair of aces and a nut flush draw while Leyo had a straight draw and a pair of sevens. He asked for a seven or a nine on the river, and got what he wanted when a seven hit the board.
He's now sitting on about 140,000 chips.
