Omaha Hi-Lo
With action picked up on a 
turn, Sean Yu checked under the gun and so did Anatolii Zyrin on his left. Zyrin's neighbor John Evans bet, forcing a fold from Yu, but Zyrin called.
The river was the 
and Zyrin check-called one more big bet.
Evans rolled over 
for a miss and Zyrin took it down with 
.
Level: 22
Pot-Limit Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Limits: 15,000/30,000
Big O
The completed board was down 
, and Patrick Leonard was facing a bet from Timothy Kennedy.
Leonard pondered his decision for a few seconds but opted to call.
"King high flush" announced Kennedy before he tabled 
and Leonard mucked.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Phil Laak raised in the cutoff, Alexander Lor called in the small blind, and Sean Yu came along from the big blind.
They checked the flop and turn of the 
board and Yu bet on the river. Laak folded but Lor sighed.
"I f***d up this had so bad. I was going to three-bet you preflop," he said towards Laak.
Lor then called and Yu showed 
for a queen high and a weak low. Lor tabled 
and scooped the pot with a better low and a pair of fours.
Omaha 8 or Better
Alan Sternberg raised from the hijack, and Patrick Leonard called in the big blind.
The flop fell 
, and Leonard check-called a bet from Sternberg.
Leonard mirrored his previous action after the hit the turn, and when the river fell the 
, Leonard took over the betting lead and placed 24,000 into the middle.
Sternberg wasted no time in folding, and Leonard picked up the pot.
Big O
Andreas Klatt potted under the gun, Ryan Riess repotted from the small blind and Klatt called off for his 42,000.
Klatt: 
Riess: 
The board ran out 
and Klatt finished with three eights, doubling through the 2013 World Champ.
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
With a flop reading , Aaron Henderson and Ivo Donev tangled in a battle of early positions. Donev had placed 69,000 in front of him, and he faced a bet from Henderson on the flop. Donev moved all in with a covering stack and Henderson called for around 200,000.
Henderson:
Donev: 
Henderson flopped the top set while Donev had a flush draw. The turn gave Donev a wheel draw and he filled on the river, scooping a gigantic pot to send Henderson to the rail.
Omaha 8 or Better
The board was down 
, and Shane Howeth called a bet from [Removed:146].
The river card fell the , and Howeth again called a bet from Guerfi.
Guerfi tabled and Howeth mucked 
after a few seconds of studying the board.
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Three-way to a 
flop, PJ Cha bet 45,000 in position and Luis Velador check-shoved for 74,000 out of the small blind. Patrick Leonard tanked for a while in the big blind, asking Cha how much he had left in the process. Cha had only 20,000 more than Velador, and Leonard eventually folded. Cha called right away.
Velador:
Cha:
Cha had a wrap and a nut low draw, but he failed to fill either as the board ran out and , securing the whole pot for Velador.
Leonard claimed that he folded 
and he'd have scored a double knockout.
Big O
Shawn Rice opened to 18,000 from the second position and he found three callers as Sean Yu flatted on his button and Anatolii Zyrin and John Evans came along from the blinds.
The flop came 
and the action was checked to Rice who fired 72,000. Yu and Zyrin folded but Evans took nearly a minute, double checking his cards.
Then he eventually folded. "If it was 70,000, I would have called, Shawn," Evans said after he sent his hand into the muck.
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