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Level 21
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Dan Heimiller's on a serious roller coaster, as he was down to 25,000 a short time ago and is now back above average.
2014 World Series of Poker
Event #14: $1,500 Limit Omaha Hi-Low
Day: 3
Event Info
2014 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Total Entries
1,036
Level
31
Limits
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 1,036
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Level 21
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Daniel Hirleman opened the action for a raise and had three players, Konstantin Puchkov, Alex Luneau, and Michael Hack, in that order, call him. The flop came 
and Luneau led out and was raised by Hack. Hirleman folded and Puchkov and Luneau both called.
The turn was the 
and Luneau checked to Hack who bet. Puchkov put in a raise and was called by both players.
The river was the 
and Luneau and Hack checked to Puchkov who bet. Luneau folded and Hack muttered to himself "couldn't pair the board one time." Puchkov looked at him and said "fold this hand." Hack didn't listen, instead deciding to make the call. He probably wished he hadn't as Puchkov had the nuts with 
.
"Set and flush draw," said Hack. "Unbelievable."
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Dan Heimiller just called a bet on the turn with the board reading 
, but he folded on the 
river, leaving himself with just over a big bet. He showed why, turning over 
for a wrap and a low that bricked.
"Looked pretty good on the turn," Heimiller said.
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Maria Ho raised and found three takers in Kal Raichura from the cutoff, Michael Stewart in the small blind, and Joe Phaphon in the big blind. The flop would come 
and Ho's opponents would all fold when she bet. Ho turned over 
and said "I can't think of a turn card that I wouldn't have liked."
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Anil Gurnaney raised and was called by Calen McNeill. Gurnaney would get the last of his chips in on the 
flop and would be facing an uphill climb with his 
as McNeill had flopped top set with 
.
The turn was the 
and only a ten on the river would save Gurnaney from elimination. The river was the and that was enough to send Gurnaney off to collect his 24th-place winnings.
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After a 
flop, Dan Heimiller checked, Ben Scholl bet, and Kal Raichura raised. Heimiller raised, and both opponents called. Heimiller bet the turn and got called in both spots, and a hit the river. Heimiller checked, Scholl bet the last of his chips, Raichura folded, and Heimiller called.
Scholl turned over for a backdoor Broadway straight and collected the pot.
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Frankie O'Dell opened for a raise and was called by Michael Hack in position and Anil Gurnaney from the big blind. The flop came and it was checked to Hack who bet. Both players called. The turn was the and it was checked to Hack who bet again. Only O'Dell called this time. The river was the and O'Dell led out. Hack muttered under his breath "couldn't pair the board" and made the crying call.
"Good call," said O'Dell turning over 
for mostly air. Hack turned over for a set of kings and said to O'Dell "I thought I was giving you a gift" as he started stacking his newfound chips.
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There has been a second elimination in short order as Aditya Prasetyo has likewise lost the last of his chips to finish in 25th.
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Greg Raymer got enough bets in preflop to put Steve Chanthabouasy at risk.
Raymer: 
Chanthabouasy: 
The board ran out 
, giving Chanthabouasy the double with aces.
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David Schnettler's Event #14 run has ended with a 26th-place finish for a $8,559 cash.
