We caught the action on a flop of , 12,500 in the pot and three players in the hand. Galen Kester was in the small blind and checked, a player in mid-position also checked and Chance Kornuth bet 'pot' on the button. Kester made the call, the mid-position player folded and we had a showdown with Kornuth at risk of elimination.
Kester
Kornuth
So Kester was ahead on the flop. The turn card was the and the river and Kornuth was eliminated in 64th position and becomes the last person to leave this tournament penniless.
Last year the O'Dea family name was thrust back into the spotlight of world poker when Eoghan O'Dea finished in 6th place in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event for $1,720,831.
Long before little Eoghan could even say poker his father Donnacha was winning a WSOP bracelet playing Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO), Unfortunately, for O'Dea senior he will not be making it bracelet number two as he just bust a few places shy of the money.
We believe he was fairly short when he found himself all-in - and good - versus Jaspal Brar.
O'Dea
Brar
So Brar needed some support (we know) and it arrived in the form of a flop. The turn and river did not contain any form of amazing comeback for O'Dea and he was out.
Chino Rheem and Jerome Bradpiece just had a fatal fight with Bradpiece coming off second best. Rheem was on the button with Bradpiece in the small blind when all the money into the middle.
Tex Barch has close to $3 million in World Series of Poker (WSOP) earnings that includes a 3rd place finish in the 2005 Main Event and a bracelet won in the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha event in 2010. He also has a Kyle Bowker scalp courtesy of the following hand.
We didn't see when the money went in, but we did see the hand of Barch, the board and the back of Bowker's head as he left the table.
Barch was holding for the nut flush on a board of . He is now up to 117,000 and Bowker is out.
Milad Jorshari raised to 3,400 from late position and Raul Paez called from the big blind to see the flop come down . Both players checked and the dealer placed the out on the turn. Paez checked and Jorshari bet 7,400. Paez made it 20,000 to go and then Jorshari went all in for 35,400. Paez called.
Paez:
Jorshari:
The river was the and Paez's flush was better than Jorshari's to send him to the rail. Paez now has 240,000 in chips and has retaken the lead.
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, 12,500 in the pot and three players in the hand. Galen Kester was in the small blind and checked, a player in mid-position also checked and Chance Kornuth bet 'pot' on the button. Kester made the call, the mid-position player folded and we had a showdown with Kornuth at risk of elimination.
and the river 
and Kornuth was eliminated in 64th position and becomes the last person to leave this tournament penniless.
for the nut flush on a board of 
. Both players checked and the dealer placed the 
