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Level 2
: 50/100, 0 ante
If Josh Arieh was dealing with some disappointment after coming close to his first bracelet in over a decade, he isn't letting it slow him down. Last night, Arieh battled hard and held the chip lead for much of Day 3 in the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Championship. However, he faded at the end at the expense of Bryce Yockey who went on to win the event. Arieh finished third for $216,077.
Arieh didn't miss a beat, though, showing up in Level 1 for this tournament, and he's looking to make another deep run and close out strong this time.
, Boivin bet 350 and Reilly called. The turn gave them the 
. Boivin bet 1,300, Reilly raised to 3,300 and Boivin called.
on the river completed the board, and Boivin check-called the 5,500 bet of Reilly. Reilly showed 
but was bested by Boivin who showed 
for a turned straight to win the pot.
turn. Engel opted for a raise, making it 2,150. His opponent called to see the 
river.
for a flush.
, then the 
fell on the river. The player in the hijack led out 1,100 this time and Gillett called, but mucked after seeing her opponent's 
for top two pair.
, James Chen put in a raise to 10,500 from the button. His opponent tanked for a minute or so and let it go, and Chen's working his way up from the starting stack early on.
