Level 6
: 150/300, 0 ante
While a set and a flush is quite a decent hand, in a split pot game such as Omaha 8 or Better that doesn't guarantee the full portion of the pot. And that's what the opponent of Hernan Salazar just experienced when his river bet on a board of 
was called.
"You got ace four?" he asked and Salazar nodded, turning over the nut low to take half of the pot against 
.
One table over, David "ODB" Baker and Itsuko Yoroi battled. Two bets were in after the 
flop before the 
turn and 
river brought a bet and a call each. Baker showed 
for the nut flush and no low, and Yoroi took the second half of the pot with 
for the inferior flush and ace-five low.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
17,500
1,500
|
1,500 |
|
||
|
17,000
17,000
|
17,000 |
|
14,000
600
|
600 |
turn there were already three bets in and there was some confusion as Joseph Wagganer had checked in the hijack and faced a bet of Brandon Ageloff when the 
fell on the river. 
for a busted flush draw and two pair, queens and eights.
flop, "The Mouth" committed his last 1,225 and John Robison matched the amount.
on the turn certainly wasn't one of the scary ones, instead improving the four-time bracelet winner to a full house. The river was the 
and Matusow doubled up.
fell on the river, Kenneth Robison in the hijack bet and Layne Flack called on the button, the small blind folded. Robison rolled over the 
for a full house and Flack mucked 
