Event #49: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed Championship Day 2 | 2018 World Series of Poker

06-24-2018 15:53 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Ryan Lenaghan	Busted
Timothy Batow	Busted
Tony Cousineau	Busted
Michael Banducci	Busted
John Monnette	Busted
Noah Bronstein	Busted
William Kakon	Busted
Kyle Kloeckner	Busted
Luis Velador	Busted
Breixo Gonzalez	Busted
Alex Lindop	Busted
Daniel DiPasquale	Busted
Paras Lakdawala	Busted
Kristopher Tate	Busted
Charalampos Lappas	Busted

Player	Chips	Progress
Andjelko Andrejevic	285,000	62,200
Ben Lamb	265,000	-49,100
Stephen Chidwick	240,000	-5,300
Dario Sammartino	175,000	29,000
Mike Leah	152,000	-42,000
Brandon Shack-Harris	140,000	-12,000
Anthony Zinno	105,000	-19,700
Gordon Vayo	95,000	-37,400
Connor Drinan	90,000	10,000
Scott Bohlman	80,000	40,100
Randy Ohel	55,000	5,000
Yevgeniy Timoshenko	18,500	-27,100
Todd Brunson	17,500	-11,800

Kevin Eyster shoved all in for 14,700 on a flop and Stephen Hohman check-called out of the big blind, saying he had a weak flush draw. It was live against but the went into the muck after it ran out .

Player	Chips	Progress
Stephen Hohman	87,000	-41,000
Kevin Eyster	48,600	-1,400

Tags: Kevin Eyster Stephen Hohman

06-24-2018 15:36 UTC-7

Lyndaker Eliminates Ivey

mnuwwarah

Level 12 : 1,200/2,400, 0 ante

On a board reading , big blind Richard Lyndaker bet enough to put Phil Ivey all in. Ivey was in the cutoff and had about 63,000 left, just a hair under Lyndaker's pot-sized bet. Ivey sloppily shipped all his chips in and turned over for combo draw and a pair of sixes but he was trailing the of Lyndaker. The river was an and Ivey wished everyone good luck.

Player	Chips	Progress
Richard Lyndaker	260,000	116,900
Phil Ivey	Busted

Tags: Phil Ivey Richard Lyndaker

06-24-2018 15:26 UTC-7

Gomez Doubles Through Tosoc

mnuwwarah

Level 12 : 1,200/2,400, 0 ante

Eric Gomez was calling what looked to be a four-bet to 36,000 when we got to his table, sitting with the button against Ryan Tosoc in middle position. The flop came and Tosoc dropped in 4,000, with Gomez announcing a call and sliding all his chips in. However, Tosoc said he had used the wrong chips and the dealer brought out a turn, where they could get the last 3,800 in.

Tosoc had for just aces and he was dead against for a flopped flush.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ryan Tosoc	143,000	-47,000
Eric Gomez	90,000	70,400

Tags: Ryan Tosoc Eric Gomez

06-24-2018 15:21 UTC-7

Tosoc Can Beat The Grinder

Jan_Kores

Level 12 : 1,200/2,400, 0 ante

When Michael Mizrachi gets going, he's as hard to stop as anybody in poker. The three-time Chip Reese Memorial Trophy winner has been piling up chips in the PLO event so far, but even "The Grinder" can sometimes lose a few pots.

Mizrachi was in a three-way pot when we picked up the action on the turn. Ryan Tosoc led out 5,000 in the small blind, earning a call from the big blind. Mizrachi, sitting two seats further, raised to 35,000. Only Tosoc stuck around, calling.

The river came and Tosoc checked to Mizrachi who fired another 30,000. Tosoc quickly called and turned up for a rivered straight. Mizrachi double checked his hand and then threw it away.

Player	Chips	Progress
Michael Mizrachi	210,000	19,000
Ryan Tosoc	190,000	190,000

Tags: Michael Mizrachi Ryan Tosoc

06-24-2018 15:20 UTC-7

Wong Takes Advantage of Scary Board

mnuwwarah

Level 12 : 1,200/2,400, 0 ante

Three players put in 10,000 or so preflop on a three-bet with Andre Nyffeler in the cutoff as aggressor. The flop came and Nyffeler bet 16,000. Scott Seiver mucked on the button but Danny Wong continued from middle position. Both checked the , bringing the . Wong bet 45,000 and Nyffeler thought about 90 seconds and folded.

Player	Chips	Progress
Danny Wong	266,000	44,000
Andre Nyffeler	66,000	5,900

Tags: Andre Nyffeler Danny Wong

Level: 12

Blinds: 1,200/2,400

Ante: 0

06-24-2018 15:11 UTC-7

Landherr Cripples Mandavia

Jan_Kores

Level 11 : 1,000/2,000, 0 ante

With the texture of lying in the middle, big blind Ankush Mandavia checked to Jeffrey Landherr (under the gun) who fired 55,000, around a pot-sized bet. Mandavia took his time and eventually found the calling button.

Landherr exposed for the nut flush and Mandavia mucked his holdings. He was left with just 3,000 while Landherr soared to 210,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jeffrey Landherr	210,000	97,500
Ankush Mandavia	3,000	-88,000

Tags: Ankush Mandavia Jeffrey Landherr

06-24-2018 15:07 UTC-7

Valerstein Eliminates Zarin

mnuwwarah

Level 11 : 1,000/2,000, 0 ante

Roman Valerstein opened for 5,000 on the button and Jonathan Zarin made it 15,000 in the big blind. Valerstein peeled to see flop. Zarin bet 10,000 and Valerstein called. The turn brought a and Zarin jammed for about 20,000. Valerstein called quickly with for queens up. Zarin had and needed a spade river. It didn't come as the hit.