Jason Mercier is back playing two events and will be running between the Brasilia and Amazon rooms to play in this event and Event 23: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em - Six-Handed.
JasonMercier Jason Mercier Semi short in the 6max with 20 bbs so I Regged the omaha8 5k. #2tabling
June 11 2012
Yuval Bronshtein checked the 
flop and the next player bet. John D'Agostino raised and then Scott Clements reraised. Bronshtein folded and the next player called along with D'Agostino.
The turn was the 
and action checked to Clements. He bet and both only the first player called. D'Agostino folded.
The river was the 
and paired the board. The first player bet out and Clements gave it some thought. He eventually folded and his opponent won the pot.
Daniel Negreanu was down to his last little bit of chips when he called all in for 500 after Vitaly Lunkin raised.
"I wanted ace-ace-deuce-three, but I'll settle for this," Negreanu said as he put in his last chips.
The button and small blind also called and the flop came down 
. The small blind and Lunkin both checked before the button bet. Both players called.
The was checked by all three active players on the turn before the 
landed on the river. This is where things got a little wild while all Negreanu could do was look on and await his fate.
The small blind bet, Lunkin raised and then the button reraised. The small blind folded, Lunkin reraised again and then the button called. As this was going on, Negreanu joked, "So what's tomorrow at noon?"
Lunkin showed the 
when all the betting was done and had the top full house. His opponent mucked. Negreanu showed the 
and lost. He was eliminated.
Tom Schneider raised from middle position and Mike Gorodinsky called on the button. Phil Ivey called from the big blind and the three players took a flop of 
. Ivey checked, Schneider bet and Gorodinsky raised. Ivey folded and Schneider reraised to put Gorodinsky all in. Gorodinsky called.
Gorodinsky: 
Schneider: 
The turn was the and river the 
. Gorodinsky had the best low and Gorodinsky had the winning high. The two chopped up the pot and Gorodinsky stayed alive.
A short-stacked Nick Schulman was all in on the turn of a 
board against two opponents.
The hit the river and when the hands were revealed, Schulman tabled 
for the second nut low and jack-high straight. One of his opponent's showed 
for the nut low, giving Schulman half the pot to survive.
On the 
board, Justin Bonomo, Stephen Chidwick and one other player checked before Matt Waxman bet. All three players that checked called and the river completed the board with the 
. Everyone checked.
"I have an eight," said Bonomo, tabling just the . Chidwick then showed the 
for trip threes and everyone mucked their cards.
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