One of the most prolific Pot-Limit Omaha players in the history of the World Series of Poker is most certainly Tommy Le with more than half a dozen final tables and two gold bracelets to his name. Le entered a few minutes ago and was just involved in a small pot out of the big blind.
Le check-called for 1,000 on the 
flop and then checked again the 
on the turn and then faced a bet worth 1,500, which was enough to force a fold from Le.
Three ways to the 
flop, Krzysztof Magott checked out of the small blind and one other player checked. Ronald Keijzer bet 3,000 in the cutoff and received two calls. The trio checked the 
on the turn and the 
fell on the river.
It now checked to Keijzer once more and he made it 9,000 to go. Magott was the only caller but mucked once he was shown the 
for the seven-high straight
Michael Kamran arrived at his table with a smile on the face and loudly announced "I gonna fuck you all." He is just one of several notables that entered as of late with Sean Winter, Jesse Lonis, Tommy Le, Allan Le and Chance Kornuth all in the mix.
John Riordan made it 8,200 to go out of the big blind in a heads-up pot to the 
turn and he was called by the cutoff. The fell on the river and both players then opted to check.
Riordan turned over the 
for a pair of aces and that was good enough to win the pot.
Three ways to the 
flop with 4,700 in the middle, Stephen Chidwick bet 3,500 and Lautaro Guerra then raised to 12,000. That forced out the third player in the hand while Chidwick stuck around. Both checked the on the turn and Chidwick bet the river for 7,500.
Guerra called after brief consideration and mucked once the 2019 winner of this event turned over 
for kings and sevens.
The field size has already increased to 66 entries and that number will rise significantly in the hours to follow. Below are some of those who recently sat down.
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
A middle position player raised to 800 and Poker Hall of Famer Phil Ivey defended out of the big blind.
Ivey checked on the flop of 
and called a bet of 600 from his opponent. Ivey checked again on the turn and his opponent checked back.
Ivey checked a third time on the river and his opponent checked before announcing he had two pair. Ivey then turned over 
for a flopped flush and took down the pot.
Four ways to the 
turn, Richard Gryko bet 1,500 and he received two callers including Corey Hochman on the button while Veselin Karakitukov in the big blind folded.
The 
river was checked by Gryko and Hochman then bet 4,500. What followed was a check-raise to 15,000 by Gryko and Hochman reluctantly folded.
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