George's Two Pair > Hellmuth's Two Pair
Omaha Hi-Lo
One player limped in from early position, followed by a limp from Josh Arieh. Chris George raised it up from the cutoff and Phil Hellmuth called from the big blind. The early position limper and Arieh also called.
The flop was 
and Hellmuth bet. The early position limper called. Arieh folded but George called.
The turn was the 
and Hellmuth peeked as his cards, then bet again. Only George called this time.
On the 
river Hellmuth bet one more time. George thought about it, then called.
"Two pair," Hellmuth said. George immediately showed 
for two pair, then his 
as well.
Hellmuth frustratedly picked up his cards and held them in his hand.
"Ace king jack?" Hellmuth asked. "Really?"
"It was double suited," George said, shrugging.
Hellmuth showed his 
, then his 
, then mucked his hand, awarding the pot to George.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
79,000 | 10,000 |
|
17,000 | -5,000 |
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for a seventy-six low. The other player shwoed 
for aces up and that was good as Zinno's hand was mucked. Yu chopped the pot with the other player and was able to gain a little traction late here on day 1.
and George bet. The under the gun player and Arieh both called. 
and Arieh mucked. 
board and ran into an opponents two aces.
.
for his last card. "I really didn't mean to do that."
for trips, but he couldn't beat Arieh's full house and his chips were passed over.