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2011 World Series of Poker
Stud 8
Ashton: 
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Mizrachi: 
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Matthew Ashton had raised on third and Michael Mizrachi was the only caller. Ashton bet on fourth and fifth but Mizrachi check-raised both streets before firing out himself on sixth and seen.
Mizrachi turned over 

for a nine high straight and a 7-6-5-2-A low which scooped.
Omaha 8
In a four-way pot, it was checked to Gerard Rechnitzer who fired out on the 

board, Scotty Nguyen folded, Abe Mosseri and Thomas Whitehair both called. On the
turn Rechnitzer fired again after two checks, Mosseri folded and Whitehair called.
The river was the
and Rechnitzer fired a third time, Whitehair folded and Rechnitzer apparently flashed 

for the wheel plus a seven-high straight.
Stud 8
Benjamin Lukas: 
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Matthew Ashton: 
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Benjamin Lukas was all in by fifth street against against Matthew Ashton's made two pair. Lukas had quite a few outs for a chop as well as some for a scoop but bricked everything and Ashton didn't even need seventh to win the pot.
Omaha 8
Brandon Shack-Harris was all in for his final 5,000 against Thomas Whitehair and Scotty Nguyen.
The board of 



was checked down. Whitehair flipped 


which beat Shack-Harris' 


which couldn't even make a pair
Omaha 8
Kyle Loman was all in for his last few chips with 


against Abe Mosseri's 


on a 

flop. The
gave Loman hopes of a two outer but the
river changed nothing and Loman was knocked out while Mosseri increased his stack to nearly 200,000.
Omaha 8
All the action is in the O8 at the moment. Brandon Shack-Harris just doubled up through Scotty Nguyen with on a 



board with 


getting very lucky against Nguyen's 


on the river.
Level: 22
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Omaha 8
Chris Bell had been knocked down to just 20,000 when he was forced to fold on the river of a 



board against Greg Jamison.
Bell's remaining chips went in on the flop of 

against Michael Mizrachi and Benjamin Lukas. Mizrachi bet all the way on the
turn and
river and Lukas called him down.
Mizrachi: 



Lukas: 



Bell: 



Mizrachi had the low with a live five and Lukas took the high with his rivered flush. Despite trip aces and a live eight, Bell's hand was no good either way and he was knocked out.