Kim Kallman was on the button with 2,600 and Georgios Koliofotis had called in the big blind. The action was back on Franz Haid under the gun who raised pot to 11,600. Kallmann re-raised all in and Koliofotis folded. Haid called.
Franz Haid:
Kim Kallmann:
The flop came . A tablemate called for a six, and it came the giving both players the same low, but more importantly handing Kallmann an open-ended straight draw and the nut flush draw. The river was the and Haid took three-quarters of the pot with his pair of queens holding up.
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Chris Ferguson raised to 2,100 from under the gun and Mikko Hirvonen called in the next position.
The pair went heads-up to a flop of and Ferguson continued for 3,000. Hirvonen called.
The turn and river were checked by both players. Ferguson turned over the rather Omaha Hi-Lo-friendly for top two-pair and Hirvonen re-checked his hole cards before mucking.
Ismael Bojang has a wealth of mixed game experience, including in Omaha and in fact has a WSOP Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better final table, in the $3,000 event at the 2014 WSOP. Bojang finished 4th, the joint second-highest position he's ever finished at a WSOP event.
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and each player checked. The turn was the 
. It checked to Clinkscales who bet 2,500 and Israelashvili called.
. Israelashvili checked and Clinkscales checked his cards before reluctantly checking behind.
?" asked Israelashvili, showing 
for a flush.
. A tablemate called for a six, and it came the 
giving both players the same low, but more importantly handing Kallmann an open-ended straight draw and the nut flush draw. The river was the 
and Haid took three-quarters of the pot with his pair of queens holding up.
Rex Clinkscales bet 7,000. He got one fold before Thorsten Schuler gave it some thought.
