A couple of Omaha gold bracelet winners were involved in an all-in pot on this hand. Scott Clements and Jason Mercier butted heads that ended up with the two all in on the flop. Mercier was at risk with the . Clements held the . After the turn and river , Clements' full house was the winner and sent Mercier out the door.
From under the gun, Chino Rheem raised to 850. He found a call from the hijack seat and the cutoff seat before the dealer ripped off the flop. Rheem bet the pot for 3,000 with 400 behind. The hijack seat folded and the cutoff seat raised to put Rheem all in.
"All right, I'll gamble with you," said the player in the cutoff seat as he raised.
Rheem called and said, "Are queens good?" spreading the .
"Oh yeah, they're good," responded the cutoff seat showing the .
The turn brought the and river the . Rheem's hand held up and he doubled to 9,800 in chips.
Brett Richey just eliminated a player to moved over 20,000 in chips. Richey held the and his opponent the . The board ran out after all the money went in preflop. Richey made a set of fives and won the pot to send his opponent to the rail.
The players are on their second break of the night and this one will last 30 minutes. Registration will be closed upon the completion of this break and the start of Level 5.
Gabriel Nassif and Nam Le got all the money in on a flop. Nassif held the versus Le's . The turn was the and the river the to keep Le in front and win him the hand. He's up over 34,000 now while Nassif tossed in his last add-on lammer chip for another 3,000.
Amnon Filippi raised to 400 preflop and the big blind made the call. After checking the , both players took the on the turn. The big blind checked and Filippi bet 550. His opponent called.
The river completed the board with the and the big blind led for 1,100. Filippi raised all in for 2,875 and his opponent instantly folded. Filippi didn't show, but said he had a straight.