2014 World Series of Poker

Event #10: $10,000 Limit Omaha Hi-Low Championship
Day: 3
Event Info

2014 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
6542
Prize
$443,407
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,673,200
Entries
178
Level Info
Level
28
Limits
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0

Rosario Scoops

Level 24 : 25,000/50,000, 0 ante

Shirley Rosario made it two bets out of the cutoff, Richard Ashby called on the button and Melissa called out of the big blind. The flop fell {3-Hearts}{9-Clubs}{9-Diamonds}, Burr checked and Rosario bet. Ashby raised, Burr folded and Rosario called.

Both players checked on the turn ({k-Spades}) and the river was the {j-Clubs}. Rosario bet out, Ashby called and Rosario showed {a-Clubs}{a-Hearts}{10-Hearts}{4-Clubs}. Ashby mucked.

Player Chips Progress
Shirley Rosario us
Shirley Rosario
923,000 65,000
Richard Ashby gb
Richard Ashby
WSOP 1X Winner
765,000 -120,000

Tags: Melissa BurrRichard AshbyShirley Rosario

Level: 24

Limits: 25,000/50,000

Ante: 0

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Level 23 : 20,000/40,000, 0 ante

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Tags: Multi-Table MadnessWSOP.com

Eli Elezra Eliminated in 10th Place ($33,949)

Level 23 : 20,000/40,000, 0 ante
Eli Elezra - 10th Place
Eli Elezra - 10th Place

Ofir Mor raised to two bets in early position, Dan Kelly called on his direct left, and Eli Elezra called out of the big blind.

The dealer fanned {3-Diamonds}{k-Clubs}{2-Clubs}, Elezra moved all in for 13,000, and Mor raised. Kelly reraised, Mor called, and the turn was the {6-Hearts}. Mor check-called a bet, then check-raised on the river ({2-Diamonds}). Kelly reraised, Mor called, and all three hands were tabled.

Kelly: {a-Clubs}{5-Clubs}{4-Hearts}{4-Diamonds}
Mor: {a-Spades}{5-Hearts}{3-Spades}{3-Clubs}
Elezra: {a-Diamonds}{j-Clubs}{8-Hearts}{6-Clubs}

Kelly won the low, Mor the high, and Elezra hit the rail.

Player Chips Progress
Eli Elezra il
Eli Elezra
WSOP 5X Winner
Poker Hall of Famer
Busted

Tags: Dan KellyEli ElezraOfir Mor

Player Spotlight: Jason McPherson

Level 23 : 20,000/40,000, 0 ante
Jason McPherson
Jason McPherson

The trip to Las Vegas was already planned for three friends from Kentucky. What wasn’t planned was jumping into a $10,000 buy-in tournament when your largest buy-in to date was only $500. It took some arm twisting, but eventually Jason McPherson made, what is turning out to be, a profitable decision to join Event #10: $10,000 Limit Omaha Hi-Low Championship.

His friend Jeremy Tincher is on his rail, while the third member of the group, Charlie Dawson is currently playing in day 2 of Event #11: $1,500 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em. When asked how it was decided to stake McPherson in the tournament, Tincher responded, “he is the most consistent player in our home game.”

Tincher went on to describe McPherson as a recreational player, who mainly plays cash games anywhere from two to five days a week. Their home games are all about Omaha and while there is some high/low they mostly play Big O (five card Omaha).

PokerNews' Kim Yuhl caught up with McPherson as the players went on their first break of the day.

PokerNews: Congratulations on your run. I hear you guys play a pretty mean Big O game back home.

Jason McPherson: Pretty much. We play a lot at the Tropicana Evansville Casino in Indiana.

We heard you talking about your largest buy-in being $500. What made you decide to buy in to the big one?

I am not a tournament player but it’s my best game and I have a lot of faith that I know how to play the game right. I feel comfortable and I feel like I know what I am doing. I didn’t even make my mind up until Thursday or Friday to play.

Was it a hard decision?

I sold off some pieces to people in my home game but I was undecided until Thursday or Friday. I just don’t want to let them down.

Your friend said you were the most consistent player in the home game. What do you say to that?

I am probably not the most volatile player, I’m probably pretty consistent.

How are things going today?

Good. I almost tripled up early on. I started the day as the short-stack and now I have almost 200K.

It’s a pretty stacked field. Is that intimidating at all?

Not in this game, no. I’m just comfortable. I’m having the time of my life. It’s a dream come true.

Any plans to extend your trip with a win here today?

I am going to play on the $1500 Hi/Lo on Wednesday and if I make the final table then I will have to extend the trip but that is the only tournament I have scheduled to play. I plan on playing cash games the rest of the time.

Tags: Jason Mcpherson

Super Scoop for McPherson

Level 23 : 20,000/40,000, 0 ante
Jason McPherson
Jason McPherson

Ofir Mor made it two bets in middle position, Jason McPherson called in the cutoff and Steve Lustig called on the button.

The flop fell {3-Spades}{4-Diamonds}{4-Spades}, Mor led out for a bet, McPherson raised and Lustig called. Mor reraised, McPherson made it four bets and Lustig capped the action at five bets. Both Mor and McPherson called.

The turn was the {j-Diamonds}, Mor checked, McPherson moved all in for 8,000. Both Mor and Lustig called. Both players checked on the river ({q-Hearts}).

McPherson showed {a-Diamonds}{q-Clubs}{5-Diamonds}{4-Clubs} for a full house, Lustig revealed {a-Spades}{k-Spades}{6-Hearts}{2-Diamonds} for bricked spade, straight and low draws. Mor mucked.

Player Chips Progress
Ofir Mor us
Ofir Mor
515,000 -140,000
Jason McPherson us
Jason McPherson
474,000 329,000
Steve Lustig us
Steve Lustig
310,000 -150,000

Tags: Jason McPhersonOfir MorSteve Lustig