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board.Testud:
The Gent Soon To Take Testud's Chips:
River:
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 46 - $2,500 Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$975,200
Total Entries
424
Level
30
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 424
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board.Testud:
The Gent Soon To Take Testud's Chips:
River:
flop. The small blind checked to him and he bet; the gent in mid position who'd called to see a flop folded, and the small blind called.The small blind bet out on the
turn and Ferguson raised all in; a call later and they were on their backs.Mr. Small Blind:
Ferguson:
River:
Choppity, chop.
He's still precarious on 3,000.
- Dario Minieri: up to, er, 2,500 from his previous 1,500
- Paul Parker: up to, umm, 3,000. He was down to 2,100 before getting involved in a four-way pot that turned to a three-way pot on the flop. Parker bet from the button on the flop and then three-bet to a raise; he called all in for his last 150 on the turn and minimal action between the other two players resulted in a three-way showdown with Parker taking half of it.
Board:
Parker:
for the lowMr. Big Blind:
for the highMr. Under The Gun:
for absolutely nothing
board and got himself called by another player further down the table. Both players checked the river and Mr. Caller turned over 
to take the pot; Shorr flashed him the and mucked.
Mr. All In:
Madsen:
Board:
"Not a good river for you," mused Madsen as the absolute worst happened for the short stack -- he was three-quartered and is now exactly twice as short as before, though still in.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
With three players in the hand on the
flop, it checked around to Minieri on the cutoff, who bet. Back to Frankie O'Dell, who check-raised. The third player got out of the way, and Minieri called.O'Dell bet out on both the
turn and river and both times Minieri called -- but Minieri just mucked when O'Dell turned over 
and is back down to a very tiny stack.
Paul Testud: 6,500
Max Pescatori: 7,500
John O'Shea: 7,500
Matthew Burgoine: 4,300
Tero Kilkanen: 20,000
Farzad Rouhani (perhaps you'll recall that he won a bracelet last year in O8/S8): a whopping 26,000
flop, it checked around to Andy Bloch on the button who bet. Both checkers called.Come the
turn another player bet out and a second player called; Bloch raised it and the original bettor called, while the other player folded.Some further action occurred on the
river (alas the exact nature of it is lost in the mists of time), and when the cards were flipped, Bloch raked in three quarters -- both players had made the wheel, but Bloch had managed to runner-runner a flush to go with it.Bloch:
Mr. Opponent:
