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Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 3 - £5,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£825,000
Total Entries
165
Level
21
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 165
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He was sat upstairs in a cramped table in the corner on less than 20,000 most probably realising he needs to get things going. Suddenly the TD comes over and says the table is being broken. Friberg is moved to another table upstairs, less than 20 foot away. He gets there just in time to receive a hand and before you know it he's all-in and doubling up to 41,000!
When I reached the table the flop was out and read
. Friberg checked before his opponent in this hand bet. Friberg then raised the pot and his opponent moved all-in. The call was made so we were at showdown and the cards were on their backs:Friberg had
and his opponent showed 
.The turn came
and river 
. His opponent made a straight but the turn made a full house for Friberg and he happily stacks his new chips. This new table must feel like home already.
Alex Kravchenko - 66,800
Isaac Haxton - 5,300
John Phan - 17,800
Allen Cunningham - 37,300
David Kruger - 57,800
in her hand into David Williams' on a flop. Nothing in Annette's hand or the subsequent turn and river improved her any, and she is no longer in the running today.
"Report on that!" Farnood cried, clearly having the time of his life.
Farnood:
Seidel:
Krause: not enough to beat Farnood
Board:
The flop came
and both blinds passed to Evdakov, who moved all in for his last 300 in chips. He was called by all three opponents, who checked down the rest of the 
, board.At the showdown, Jorgensen tabled the
for a baby flush and it was good enough to rake the pot, subsequently eliminating the Russian and blocking him from getting another WSOP cash for 2008. Evdakov broke the all-time record for cashes in a WSOP season this past summer in Vegas, visiting the cage an impressive 10 times.
flop.It was checked to Brunson on the button, who threw out a solitary 5,000 chip. The big blind then moved all in for a raise worth less than the pot. Kimber folded, but Brunson snap-called with
and he was leading his opponent's 
.The turn and river blanked, meaning Brunson knocked out his opponent and raked in the pot.
One player who got his chips in the middle and didn't come out at all is Phil Ivey. Down to just 3,000 last time he was spotted at the table, he has since vanished into the netherworld of the busted.
Arieh got it in good holding
with the board showing , though his made straight was vulnerable to the possibility of O'Dea's set of aces improving to a boat: 
.After all of the chips went in, the dealer burned one and placed the river face-up on the table... it was the
. O'Dea raked in the pot with aces full, sending Arieh home shortly after the dinner break. The Irishman now sits with a healthy 78,000 in chips.
