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Niveau 4
: 300/600, 0 ante
2018 World Series of Poker
Event #42: $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed High Roller
Jours 1
Event Info
2018 World Series of Poker
Résultats
Event Info
Info Niveau
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$5,462,500
Total d’Entrées
230
Niveau
31
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Joueurs Survivants 1 / 230
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With about 6,000 chips in the middle and a flop of 
on board, Alex Foxen bet 4,000 from middle position and Craig Varnell called from the button.
The turn brought the 
and Foxen bet again, 11,800 this time. Varnell called.
The 
hit the river and Foxen bet 19,500. Varnell called, announced a flush, and flipped over 
.
"Good hand," said Foxen as he mucked and the dealer pushed the pot Varnell's way.
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On a flop of 
, Fraser MacIntyre faced a bet of 5,000 and raised it up to 20,000 from the hijack in order to claim the pot uncontested.
Noah Schwartz raised and picked up a single caller in Martin Kozlov in the small blind. The duo checked the 
flop and the 
turn. Kozlov bet the pot for 3,450 on the river and Schwartz folded, he was left with one fifth of the starting stack.
Maxime Heroux has as many chips left after taking on Keith Lehr. On the 
flop, Lehr had checked in the small blind and Tobias Ziegler bet 1,800. Heroux called and Lehr check-raised to 8,400. Only Heroux called to see the turn go check, check. On the 
river, Lehr bet 13,000 and Heroux reluctantly folded.
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Among the latest players to arrive and take a seat were Jake Schindler, Anthony Zinno, Justin Bonomo and Richard Tuhrim. Zinno won this very event in 2016 and Bonomo's run good of the current year is well-known, Schindler also comes with big scores in 2018 already.
Tuhrim has cashed three times at the 2018 WSOP so far including a deep run in Event #20: Big Blind Antes $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em, he finished 8th for $45,538.
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Jason Koon, Christian Harder, and Alex Foxen are among the latest players to take their seats.
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After a raise to 1,500 by Farid Jattin and two callers including Brian Aliola and Maxime Heroux on the button, Keith Lehr opted to three-bet in the small blind and made it 8,000 to go. Jattin squeezed to 27,500 and that forced out all opponents.
Soon after a heads-up flop of 
emerged between Jattin and table neighbor Richard Gryko. The former checked and the latter bet 7,500. Jattin check-raised for the size of the pot and that ended up winning the pot uncontested once more.
On a different table, Jonathan Abdellatif's stack has been reduced to a mere 12,000 while David Len Ashby also sat down there.
Niveau 3
: 250/500, 0 ante
The $1500 Limit Hold'em Tournament at the World Series of Poker draws the die-hard tourney grinders, so it's no surprise we found Ari Engel in the mix. Engel spoke with [Removed:139] about how this summer has gone for him, and how he deals with the emotional highs and lows of tournament poker.
Niveau 3
: 250/500, 0 ante
There was a substantial pot already brewing and the board read 
when we got to the table. Sean Winter, one of the recent late entries, had checked from the big blind and Ben Tollerene bet from the button. Winter check-raised pot to 59,850, Tollerene jammed, and Winter called to put himself at risk.
Sean Winter: 
Ben Tollerene: 
"You're ahead, but I think I'm going to be playing these two by the end," said Tollerene as he gestured to the half of his tabled hand. The 
on the turn kept winter in the lead, but the river gave Tollerene the nut flush to take the pot and stack Winter. He immediately re-entered and is now sitting with a fresh stack.
Niveau 3
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There were 6,000 chips in the pot and the flop was on board when we got to the table. Christopher Kruk checked from the small blind, the player in the big blind bet 5,000, Jan-Peter Jachtmann folded from the cutoff, and Kruk called.
The 
fell on the turn and Kruk checked. The big blind bet again, 10,100 this time, and Kruk called.
The river brought the 
and Kruk checked. His opponent checked behind, Kruk showed for flopped top two that turned the nut flush, and the dealer pushed the pot his way.
