The player on the button raised pot to open the betting, and the small blind player three-bet pot. Action was then on Richard Kellett in the big blind who called before the initial raiser four-bet pot. The small blind player then re-raised and Kellett jammed, getting a fold from the player on the button. The small blind player called.
Richard Kellett:
Opponent:
Kellett was behind but seemed to enjoy the flop as he paired his two and picked up numerous outs with an open-ended straight draw to go along with a flush draw.
The turn was a blank but the on the river completed Kellett's flush and he eliminated his opponent from the tournament.
The 2019 Main Event is in full swing with Day 4 action getting underway, but there are still other events taking place before the end of the summer, one of which is Event #78: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Bounty which kicks off today at 11 a.m. local time.
This tournament is a favorite for many players and draws a wide variety of people. If you knock someone out, a $500 bounty awaits.
Last year saw the inaugural event draw in a total 833 entries, and after a four-hour heads-up battle, Anderson Ireland emerged victorious taking home not only his first WSOP gold bracelet but also his first WSOP cash of $141,161.
Anderson Ireland
2018 $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Bounty Final Table Results
Place
Player
Country
Prize
1
Anderson Ireland
United States
$141,161
2
Matt O'Donnell
United States
$87,198
3
Joon Park
Canada
$61,013
4
Michal Maryška
Czech Republic
$43,313
5
Hai Chu
Austrailia
$31,203
6
Andrew Holland
United States
$22,816
7
Jonathan Thomas
United States
$16,937
8
Harry Pozefsky
United States
$12,767
9
Jameson Painter
United States
$9,776
This year all players begin the day with a stack of 25,000 compared to 7,500 from the inaugural event last year. Blinds start at 100/100 and there will be a total of ten 60-minute levels played on Day 1, with a 20-minute break coming at the end of every two levels. Players go on a 75-minute dinner break at the end of the sixth level of play.
Players are allowed one re-entry while late registration is open, giving them until the start of Level 9 to re-enter. Players will be able to redeem any bounties they are awarded after 10 p.m. local time.
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flop as he paired his two and picked up numerous outs with an open-ended straight draw to go along with a flush draw. 
turn was a blank but the 
on the river completed Kellett's flush and he eliminated his opponent from the tournament.
