Chidwick Says Pot
Level 5
: 50/100, 0 ante
PLO-8
Stephen Chidwick is maybe a bit more well-known for his no-limit hold'em high stakes tournaments, but here he is grinding a smaller buy-in that consists of strictly Omaha games. Testing out his all-around poker skills, maybe? Well, so far it seems as though he hasn't missed a beat and Chidwick is fitting right in with the rest of the field.
There was a raise from the hijack and Chidwick raised the pot to 950 from the big blind. His opponent made the call and the flop fell 
. Chidwick made another pot-sized bet of 1,950 and his opponent quickly surrendered to the British poker pro.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
18,500 | 12,500 |
and both players checked. The dealer opened up the 
turn card and this time Bach led out with a bet of 700. Gagliano called. 
river completed the board without any low possibilities and Bach bet 600. Gagliano called, but mucked when he saw Bach open 
.
and James Woods told us, "I'm freerolling my *** off, so I'm raising!." Alex Visbisky had put in a bet. Woods raised to two bets and another player called. Visbisky raised again and Woods and the third player called. 
for the nuts and Woods showed 
to show how much he was "freerolling".
and the small blind led out. Radanov and Alexander both called to see the 
pair the board on the turn.
on the river. The small blind tossed in another bet and Radanov quickly folded. Alexander called and tabled 
for an ace-three low. His opponent showed 
for a straight and a worse low to chop the pot.
. The action checked to the cutoff who threw in a bet of 500. Norman Chad called on the button and the small blind called as well.