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2009 World Series of Poker
Event 46 - $2,500 Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 2
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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. At showdown she produced 
. Waggoner had flopped the nut flush and backed into the nut low. Each of her opponents also had ace-deuce for the nut low. They each received one-sixth of the pot while Waggoner got two-thirds.
Still, there's a long way to go before we hit that final table...
Luu's demise came largely at the hand of Pat Poels. Poels raised preflop from under the gun and was called only by Luu from the small blind. Luu check-called one bet on the
flop. When the turn fell , Luu checked again. The two players wound up getting in four bets each by the time all of the action was done. Luu led the river
, then called a last raise from Poels. Luu's flopped set of fours, 
, were overtaken by Poels' turned set of queens, 
. That hand left Luu with just 3,000 chips; he was out one hand later.Poels is up to 71,500.
Mike Wattel
Jan Sjavik
Mike Sexton
Matt Glantz
Rayan Nathan
Andreas Krause
Rep Porter
Robusto:
Frankie O'Dell (100,000)
Claude Cohen (57,000)
Josh Schlein (85,000)
Mickey Appleman (60,000)
Vanessa Selbst (60,000)
Morgan:
Mr Shortie:
Board:
Not to worry, though, Morgan fans -- he's extremely comfortable on 47,000.
Mike Matusow has won himself a big old pot, and is now up to an above-average 38,000 -- the first time he's been above average the whole tournament.
"Boys, y'all are in trouble," he announced.
, with action checking to Waggoner. Her bet folded one player before Selbst raised. The player in between called two cold before Waggoner called as well.The turn fell
. Selbst bet and was called by both other players. She fired again on the river 
. That got rid of one player, but not Waggoner. Waggoner called with 
, a queen-high straight, which was enough to beat Selbst's trip queens, 
.
flop. He bet out -- and everybody else folded. He showed 
, and is on 11,000.The phrase, "Greatest short stack player of all time," may have passed his lips...
