A Little Bit For Everyone (Except Zeidman)
Level 17
Omaha 8 or Better
Split pots usually aren't the most entertaining of hands, but this hand was a big exception.
A huge four-way pot developed on table 456 involving John Monnette, Cory Zeidman and two other players, with everyone getting a piece of it by the end except for Zeidman.
Three bets each went in preflop, then again on the flop of 
.
The turn 
was checked through, then on the river 
, the player in the big blind moved all in, an early position player, Monnette, and Zeidman called, and then the fun began.
John Monnette: 
Big Blind player: 
Early position player: 
The trio each got one-third of the low, while Monnette and the big blind split up the high half, with Zeidman left out in the cold.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
137,000
33,500
|
33,500 |
|
||
|
103,000
-31,500
|
-31,500 |
|
||
and McMaster bet 12,000. Chabra called and the river was 
. Chabra showed 
with a board of 
for two pair, kings and tens, which was enough to take the pot.
for the nut low and aces up to scoop the pot.
. Rast checked and Ichinose bet 16,000. Racener folded and Rast called. 
. Rast checked and Ichinose fired 45,000. Rast folded and Ichinose took the pot to move above 400K.
