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Phil Hellmuth just about doubled up with the 
against the 
of Aaron Sias. The board ran out 
to give Hellmuth the nut low and a pair of queens. Sias held the nut low as well and got quartered.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #41: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-low Split-8 or Better
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,143,450
Total Entries
847
Level
30
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 847
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Barry Werthmann was all in pre-flop. Marcelo Costa moved all in after a flop of 
. Ben Lamb was there to take on both of them. He tabled 
, the nut flush draw and the nut low draw. Costa showed aces, 
, while Werthmann didn't have much of anything. Lamb hit his flush on the 
turn and sent both players out of the tournament on a river of 
. He's up to 148,000.
The unimproved aces of Igor Gotz were enough tos end Michael Sopko packing. Gotz won with on a board of 
to climb to the top of the leaderboard with 285,000 in chips.
Anders Taylor opened the pot with a raise from early position to 15,000. Action then folded a few spots over to Karen Longfellow and she reraised all in for 40,500. Taylor got a count and then made the call.
Taylor held the 
and Longfellow held the 
.
The flop, turn and river ran out 
and it was a complete scoop for Longfellow as she doubled to 90,000 even. Taylor dropped back to 86,000.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
For the short stacks now, the action is all pre-flop. Stephen Tanner opened to 12,000, then called after Kenneth Coppens moved all in. Coppens tabled 
to Tanner's 
. Tanner made the nut flush and the only low on a board of 
to claim both halves of the pot and knock Coppens out of the tournament.
Joseph Dunne has also been eliminated.
The pot was limped four ways pre-flop, with Stephen Tanner, Phil Hellmuth, Ryan Karp and big blind Nathan Wiesner all in there. Action checked to Karp, whose bet of 13,000 on an all-club flop was called only by Hellmuth. Hellmuth potted 44,00 when the low came in on the turn. Karp then moved all in and Hellmuth called.
Hellmuth: 
, the nut low and a 10-high flush
Karp: , the nut low and the nut flush
Hellmuth was quartered after came . He's down to 73,000, while Karp shoots up the counts to about 180,000.
Michael Colecchia raised from the hijack seat to 10,000 and then Igor Gotz reraised from the small blind to about 35,000. His raise was enough to put Colecchia all in. Colecchia made the call for all of his 30,000 chips or so and then hands were revealed.
Colecchia held the 
and Gotz held the 
.
The board ran out 
and Gotz scooped the pot with aces and sevens to move to 145,000 in chips. Colecchia was eliminated on the hand.
Phil Hellmuth and Kevin MacPhee got a little nutty on a flop of . Hellmuth had first action and led out for 11,000. MacPhee raised that bet to 49,000, then called all in for 81,000 total after Hellmuth shoved. Hellmuth turned over top pair and the nut low draw, 
. MacPhee had a set of eights and a worse low draw, . The turn paired tens, , to give Hellmuth a chance at a scoop. But he managed just half when the river came 
to give him the low and MacPhee the high.
Hellmuth has 120,000.
The following places all earned $4,448 in prize money.
46. Leno Cano
47. Kia Hooshmand
48. Skip Richardson
49. Mike Matusow
50. David Danheiser
51. Cliff Kettinger
52. Daniel Kim
53. Matthew Wolfson
54. Stephan Gerin
