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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #46: $5,000 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
$1,334,800
Total Entries
284
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 284
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We're not sure what happened, but we arrived just in time to see Alex Kravchenko shaking his head and getting up to leave.
Conclusion: back to Russia.
- for your delectation.
Barny Boatman, Hasan Habib and John Racener were involved in two recent pots, the second of which ended with Racener's elimination. In the first, Racener was the first mover on a flop of 
, betting 3,000. Habib and Boatman both called to the 
turn. Racener checked there, then was forced to fold when Habib bet 7,200 and Boatman moved all in for not much more. Habib called the all in with 
, a pair of treys and a wheel draw. Boatman showed trip kings, 
, which held with a 
river.
The next hand, Racener was all in for 7,200 on a flop of 
with 
, a flopped Broadway straight. Habibi called with 
, a diamond draw and a running low draw. Both draws filled with an 
turn and 
river. Racener is out.
James Dempsey got rather lucky and managed to crack his opponent's aces to take three quarters of the pot and bump his stack up to 38,000.
Dempsey: 
Unfortunate opponent: 
Board: 
making Dempsey a straight
John Cernuto and an opponent managed to get it all in on a flop of 
. Neither player had much. Cernuto showed the second-nut low draw and two pair, sevens and fives, with 
. His opponent had the nut-low draw with 
. The turn came another seven, the , to give Cernuto a full house, sevens full of treys. That held when the river bricked everything, 
.
Cernuto is up to 95,000.
Steve Chanthabouasy was one of the chip leaders entering the day. He hasn't made much noise yet, but he was part of a three-way pot that included Howard Lederer and a third player. Chanthabouasy opened for 3,000 before Lederer re-raised to 10,500. The third player called all in for that amount and Chanthabouasy called as well.
Lederer took down the empty side pot with an all-in bet of 23,600 on a flop of 
. He turned over for the nut low draw and a pair of kings. The all-in player had and at least salvaged one-quarter when the low came in on the river.
We are down to a total of zero Mizrachis in this tournament.
After Michael Mizrachi busted yesterday at the same time as David Benyamine in a massive four-way preflop all-in showdown (they decided their last longer was a push), his brother Robert has met a similar, if somewhat less spectacular, fate.
We just caught the tail end of the hand; Mizrachi mucked and walked away. The board read 
and Dustin Pattinson was holding for two pair and the nut low. Pattinson moved up to 70,000.
