Now that Patrik Antonius, John Juanda and Huck Seed have sprinted though the doors of the Amazon Room and charged to their seats (Seed running as he balanced what appeared to be a container of soup) the action has resumed its usual hum. We will play three more 90-minute levels tonight.
Omaha 8/b:
There was only one woman that started in this field of 116 players. Now there are no women in the field. Jen Harman led a flop of 
, then put her last chips in with a three-bet after Cole South raised and Carlos Mortensen called the raise. South four-bet behind Harman's all in and Mortensen called again.
South bet the 
turn and the 
river. Mortensen called both times, then mucked for the side pot when South showed down 
for a rivered wheel. Harman couldn't beat that for the main pot, flashing 
before mucking her hand and heading for the exit.
Limit Hold'em:
Brian Hastings was all in preflop after some three-way betting action between himself, Nikolay Evdakov, and Ted Forrest. The flop came 
, and Evdakov checked from the small blind. In the big blind, Forrest bet, and one bet was enough to chase Evdakov out of the pot. Time to flip 'em. Hastings showed 
, but Evdakov's 
had him in bad shape. The 
turn and 
river were no help, and Hastings hit the rail. Forrest is sitting on around 160,000.
Limit Hold'em:
Michael Mizrachi opened for a raise from middle position, Erick Lindgren reraised from the button, David Benyamine four-bet from the small blind and both Mizrachi and Lindgren called. Benyamine bet out on the 
flop, Mizrachi raised, Lindgren let go of his hand and Benyamine called. Benyamine check-called a bet from Mizrachi when the hit the turn, then check-raised when the 
fell on the river.
Mizrachi called and turned over , but Benyamine had rivered his two-outer, spiking a set with 
. He's up to 165,000 while Mizrachi is down to 181,000.
Huck Seed 300,000
Noah Boeken 280,000
David Baker 205,000
Abe Mosseri 205,000
Phil Ivey 175,000
Eli Elezra 165,000
Patrik Antonius 135,000
Hasan Habib 80,000
Omaha 8/b:
Joe Monroe raised from middle position, Barry Greenstein called on the button, and David Singer came along in the big blind. After the 
flop full of delicious low-draw goodness, Singer checked, and Monroe bet. Greenstein stuck in a raise, and Singer folded while Monroe called. The turn brought the 
, and both players checked. Monroe when back to betting after the on the river, and Greenstein called, only to muck when he saw Monroe's 
for nines and eights and an 8-7 low. Monroe moved up to 220,000, getting closer to Greenstein's 224,000.
Pot-Limit Omaha:
Pot-Limit Omaha continues to be the game that is making or breaking most of these players. John Juanda raised a PLO pot before the flop to 6,000. Ted Lawson, sitting behind Juanda, was the only caller.
Juanda furrowed his brow on a flop of 
before betting 13,000. Lawson quickly raised pot, to 54,000. The raise put Juanda in a tough spot.
"You have more than me, right?" said Juanda. It was very close. "Gamble or discipline," he said with a smile. Mike Matusow laughed.
After another minute of thought Juanda moved all in and Lawson quickly called.
"Three kings?" Juanda asked. But Lawson did not have three kings. He had a partial wrap draw with . Juanda showed three queens, . The board blanked out and 
to secure the pot for Juanda.
After counting down the stacks, Juanda doubled to 278,000, while Lawson was left with just 1,700 chips. Lawson tripled up on the next hand but couldn't hold on. When the game switched to triple draw he busted to Mike Matusow.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Jason Mercier opened for 4,400 from middle position and Mike Gorodinsky three-bet to 13,000 from the button. Mercier called and they saw a flop. Both players checked. The turn was the 
and Mercier check-called another 11,200 from Gorodinsky. Mercier checked the on the river and Gorodinsky bet 30,000, sending the Team PokerStars Pro into the tank.
After a long think, Mercier gave up his hand, and Gorodinsky took down the pot, increasing his stack to 250,000. Mercier is down to 105,000.
Omaha 8/b:
Jeff Lisandro opened from middle position and Amnon Filippi caled from late position. Lisandro led out on the 
flop, Filippi raised and Lisandro called. Both players checked the on the turn. When the hit the river, Lisandro bet and Filippi made the call.
Lisandro showed 
for the nut flush and scooped the pot, taking his stack up to 232,000. Filippi is still near the front of the pack, however with 315,000.
Limit Hold'em:
Carlos Mortensen probably wishes he had just sent presto into the muck. But he didn't - he raised it pre-flop, then called a three-bet from the "godfather of poker", Doyle Brunson. Mortensen then check-called a single bet on a flop of 
.
On the turn it seemed like there would be no end to the raising. Brunson managed to put the fifth bet in after a series of raises. Mortensen called, then check-called one last bet on the 
river. Brunson turned over , a set of jacks. He caught a great flop against Mortensen, who flashed , a set of fives, before mucking.
Brunson now has 390,000 chips. Mortensen is down to 120,000.
