Event #24: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship (8-Handed) Day 2 | 2024 World Series of Poker

06-08-2024 03:38 UTC-8

Seat Draw Day 2

Jon Pill

Casino	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
Horseshoe	657	1	Jake Liebeskind	United States	46,000	15
Horseshoe	657	2	Austin Marks	United States	135,000	45
Horseshoe	657	3	Sean Remz	United States	67,000	22
Horseshoe	657	4	Vladimir Belekhov	United States	113,000	38
Horseshoe	657	5	Warwick Mirzikinian	Australia	361,000	120
Horseshoe	657	6	Maksim Pisarenko	Russia	65,000	22
Horseshoe	657	7	Dario Sammartino	Italy	267,500	89

Horseshoe	658	1	Jeff Madsen	United States	85,500	29
Horseshoe	658	2	Bart Hanson	United States	135,500	45
Horseshoe	658	3	Brian Rast	United States	147,000	49
Horseshoe	658	4	Omar Saeed	United States	146,000	49
Horseshoe	658	5	Magnus Edengren	Sweden	138,000	46

Horseshoe	659	2	Patrick Leonard	United Kingdom	184,500	62
Horseshoe	659	3	Daniel Fuhs	United States	56,500	19
Horseshoe	659	5	Chino Rheem	United States	5,500	2
Horseshoe	659	6	Benjamin Miner	United States	26,500	9
Horseshoe	659	7	Ren Lin	United States	60,000	20
Horseshoe	659	8	Paul Zappulla	United States	52,000	17

Horseshoe	660	1	Marco Johnson	United States	92,500	31
Horseshoe	660	2	James Calderaro	United States	125,500	42
Horseshoe	660	3	Jordan Spurlin	United States	171,500	57
Horseshoe	660	4	Kyle Cartwright	United States	329,000	110
Horseshoe	660	5	Luis Velador	United States	326,500	109
Horseshoe	660	8	Tsz Shing	United States	246,000	82

Horseshoe	661	1	Phillip Hui	United States	120,000	40
Horseshoe	661	2	Scott Eskenazi	United States	84,000	28
Horseshoe	661	3	Tyler Brown	United States	253,000	84
Horseshoe	661	4	Scott Clements	United States	242,500	81
Horseshoe	661	5	Dylan Wilkerson	United States	138,000	46
Horseshoe	661	6	Brad Ruben	United States	310,500	104
Horseshoe	661	7	DID NOT REPORT 2	United States	1	0
Horseshoe	661	8	Ben Lamb	United States	152,000	51

Horseshoe	662	1	Tobias Hausen	Germany	149,000	50
Horseshoe	662	2	Tyler Phillips	United States	180,000	60
Horseshoe	662	4	Tom Koral	United States	105,500	35
Horseshoe	662	5	Adam Friedman	United States	83,000	28
Horseshoe	662	6	Arthur Morris	United States	90,000	30
Horseshoe	662	7	Ali Abduljabbar	United States	87,500	29
Horseshoe	662	8	Mike Matusow	United States	20,500	7

Horseshoe	663	2	Eric Wasserson	United States	72,500	24
Horseshoe	663	4	Richie Allen	United Kingdom	156,000	52
Horseshoe	663	6	David Dicarlo	United States	57,000	19
Horseshoe	663	7	George Wolff	United States	90,500	30

Horseshoe	664	1	Sean Winter	United States	378,000	126
Horseshoe	664	2	Seamus Cahill	Ireland	88,000	29
Horseshoe	664	3	Edward Jackson Spivack	United Kingdom	28,500	10
Horseshoe	664	6	Loni Harwood	United States	155,000	52

Horseshoe	666	1	Joe Ritzie	United States	92,500	31
Horseshoe	666	2	DID NOT REPORT 1	-	1	0
Horseshoe	666	3	Kyle Burnside	United States	277,500	93
Horseshoe	666	4	Robert Campbell (AU)	Australia	121,500	41
Horseshoe	666	5	Samuel Lee	United States	102,000	34
Horseshoe	666	6	Joao Simao Peres	Brazil	157,000	52
Horseshoe	666	7	Alex Epstein	United States	91,000	30
Horseshoe	666	8	Sterling Savill	United States	158,000	53

Horseshoe	667	2	Yuri Dzivielevski	Brazil	304,500	102
Horseshoe	667	3	Galen Hall	United States	90,500	30
Horseshoe	667	4	Mathias Bayer	Germany	334,000	111
Horseshoe	667	6	Taylor Wilson	United States	275,000	92
Horseshoe	667	8	Jason Daly	United States	163,000	54

Horseshoe	668	1	Ryan Rapaski	United States	72,500	24
Horseshoe	668	2	P.J. Cha	United States	30,500	10
Horseshoe	668	3	Warren Sheaves	United States	88,500	30
Horseshoe	668	8	Christian Harder	United States	64,000	21

Horseshoe	669	1	Alfred Atamian	United States	20,500	7
Horseshoe	669	2	Adrian Buckley	United States	232,000	77
Horseshoe	669	3	Edmund Sexton	United States	72,000	24
Horseshoe	669	5	Todd Rodenborn	United States	57,500	19
Horseshoe	669	7	Nick Schulman	United States	148,000	49
Horseshoe	669	8	Ken Aldridge	United States	238,000	79

Horseshoe	670	1	Roland Israelashvili	United States	122,000	41
Horseshoe	670	3	Evgeni Tourevski	United States	97,000	32
Horseshoe	670	4	Noah Bronstein	United States	39,500	13
Horseshoe	670	5	Allan Le	United States	140,000	47
Horseshoe	670	6	John Monnette	United States	92,000	31
Horseshoe	670	7	Sean Troha	United States	111,000	37
Horseshoe	670	8	Jim Collopy	United States	48,000	16

Horseshoe	671	4	Michael Duek	United States	255,000	85
Horseshoe	671	5	John Holley	United States	164,000	55
Horseshoe	671	6	James Chen	United States	81,500	27
Horseshoe	671	7	Joshua Thibodaux	United States	175,500	59
Horseshoe	671	8	Yingui Li	China	285,000	95

Horseshoe	672	1	Viktor Blom	Sweden	167,000	56
Horseshoe	672	2	Tony Gregg	United States	106,500	36
Horseshoe	672	4	Matthew Woodward	United States	31,000	10
Horseshoe	672	8	Jesse Lonis	United States	248,000	83

Horseshoe	674	3	Robert Tanita	United States	169,000	56
Horseshoe	674	7	Steven Loube	United States	114,000	38

Horseshoe	675	1	James Obst	Australia	300,500	100
Horseshoe	675	2	Cliff Josephy	United States	151,000	50
Horseshoe	675	3	Jordan Siegel	United States	121,000	40
Horseshoe	675	4	Benjamin Eilers	United States	77,000	26
Horseshoe	675	6	David Williams	United States	53,500	18
Horseshoe	675	7	Jarred Graham	United States	136,500	46
Horseshoe	675	8	John Zable	United States	260,000	87

Event #24: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship (8-Handed)

Day 2 Started

06-08-2024 10:38 UTC-8

Star-Studded Field Set for Day 2 of Event $24: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Championship

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Ryan Lashmar

The action continues here at the 2024 World Series of Poker at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas with Day 2 of Event #24: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Championship. So far, the event has attracted a total of 224 entrants, of which only 95 players managed to find a bag and advance to Day 2. The field size is expected to grow as late registration will be available for the first two levels of play today.

Sean Winter sits atop the counts going into the day after bagging an impressive 378,000 chips, worth 126 big blinds. Winter is most closely followed by Australia's Warwick Mirzikinian (361,000) while Germany's Mathias Bayer (334,000) rounds out the top three.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Sean Winter	United States	378,000	126
2	Warwick Mirzikinian	Australia	361,000	120
3	Mathias Bayer	Germany	334,000	111
4	Kyle Cartwright	United States	329,000	110
5	Luis Velador	United States	326,500	109
6	Brad Ruben	United States	310,500	104
7	Yuri Dzivielevski	Brazil	304,500	102
8	James Obst	Australia	300,500	100
9	Yingui Li	China	285,000	95
10	Kyle Burnside	United States	277,500	93

The remaining field is packed with a who's who of mixed game specialists and poker legends. Among the big stacks returning for Day 2 are Brad Ruben (310,500), Yuri Dzivielevski (304,500), James Obst (300,500) and Dario Sammartino (267,500). Further down the counts are Patrick Leonard (184,500), Loni Hui (155,000), Ben Lamb (152,000), Nick Schulman (148,000) and Brian Rast (147,000).

Day 2 commences at 1:00 p.m. local time at Level 11, with the blinds at 1,500/3,000 and a 3,000 big blind ante. Prize pool and payout information will be available shortly after late registration closes at the end of Level 12 at approximately 3:00 p.m. The plan is to play ten 60-minute levels today and it is expected that the money bubble will burst in that time. There will be a 15-minute break after every two levels and a 60-minute dinner break is scheduled after Level 16 at approximately 7:30 p.m.

As always, stay tuned to PokerNews as we bring you all the exciting action for this event.

Tags: Ben Lamb Brad Ruben Brian Rast Dario Sammartino James Obst Kyle Burnside Kyle Cartwright Loni Hui Luis Velador Mathias Bayer Nick Schulman Patrick Leonard Warwick Mirzikinian Yuri Dzivielevski

Level: 11

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000

06-08-2024 12:02 UTC-8

Cards in the Air

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Dan O'Hair

Level 11 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Players have taken their seats and action is now underway!

06-08-2024 12:10 UTC-8

Holley in For Day 2

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Matt Warburton

Level 11 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

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06-08-2024 12:15 UTC-8

Zable Wins With Aces

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Dan O'Hair

Level 11 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

John Zable raised from early position and was called by James Obst in the hijack and David Williams in the big blind.

Williams checked to Zable, who continued for 16,000 on the 3♦Q♣7♣ flop. Obst called and Williams folded.

Both players checked on the 10♥ turn and Q♥ river and Zable turned over A♣A♥7♥5♠ for aces and queens. Obst couldn’t beat it and mucked — conceding the pot to Zable.

Player	Chips	Progress
John Zable	310,000 50,000	50,000
James Obst	270,000 30,500	30,500

David Williams	42,500 11,000	11,000

Tags: David Williams James Obst John Zable

06-08-2024 12:15 UTC-8

Marks Gets Three Quarters

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Ryan Lashmar

Level 11 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Viktor Blom opened to 7,000 from the cutoff and Austin Marks defended from the big blind.

The flop came 6♣5♥2♥ and Marks check-called a 4,000 continuation bet from Blom.

Marks check-called another bet from Blom on the 6♦ turn, this time for 18,000.

Both players checked the 8♥ river. Blom tabled A♦9♠9♥4♠ for a pair of nines and a six-low. Marks showed down A♥7♥6♥4♥ for the nut-flush and the same low to take three quarters of the pot.