Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 35 - $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
363
Level
25
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
0
Updated Chip Counts
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Sorel Mizzi - 1,610,000
Cliff Josephy - 1,350,000
Small Pots for Austin
with Sorel Mizzi and Cliff Josephy. Mizzi and Josephy both checked to Austin, who bet 50,000. Only Mizzi called.The
that hit the turn was checked by both players. When the dealer produced the 
on the river, Mizzi checked again. He looked suspiciously at Austin when Austin bet 125,000, but decided the best course was to fold his hand.
Cliff Josephy Takes a Pre Flop Pot
Austin folds his blind and Mizzi let his hand go, giving Josephy the pot with the three-bet.
Austin Getting Tricky
to Mizzi, who put another 100,000 in the middle. Ausin quickly check-raised to 425,000, drawing the fold from Mizzi.We believe Mizzi is still the chip leader but it's difficult to get accurate counts from our current vantage point.
Austin Wins Battle of the Blinds
. Austin bet and Mizzi called.The turn brought the
. Austin check-called a 130,000 bet from Mizzi. The river was the
and both players checked it down.Austin showed
for a straight and took down the pot.
Dan Hindin Eliminated 4th Place ($116,748)
Austin:
Hindin:
The board came
allowing Austin's hand to hold up.Dan Hindin is eliminated from the tournament in 4th place, collecting $116,748
Rifat Palevic Eliminated in 5th Place ($86,516)
Palevic:
Mizzi:
Each player made two pair on a board of
, but Mizzi's aces and treys were better than Palevic's aces and deuces. Palevic is eliminated in 5th place, collecting $86,516, while Mizzi's stack continues to grow.
Rifat Palevic Doubles Through Sorel Mizzi
Palevic:
Mizzi:
The board came
giving Mizzi a flush, but Palevic deuces full of eights. He doubles up and is now at 475,000.
Felipe Ramos Eliminated in 6th Place ($67,663)
Mizzi:
Ramos:
Ramos had single-suited aces against Mizzi's one-gapper hand. The flop was very non-threatening for Ramos,
. It didn't hit Mizzi at all, and gave Ramos a flush draw to go with his aces.The turn, however, changed everything. The
was the best card Mizzi could hope to see, as it gave him a full wrap to draw at on the river (minus any diamonds that would make Ramos' flush). On the river Mizzi hit one of his cards, the 
, to make a straight and send Ramos crashing out of the tournament in 6th place.Mizzi now has about 2.1 million chips, almost double his nearest competitor.