Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Heads-up on a flop of 8♠7♠Q♣, Scott Castelluccio bet 30,000 before David "Bakes" Baker raised to 62,000. Castelluccio then moved all in and Baker committed his last few chips.
David "Bakes" Baker: A♣Q♥5♣2♥
Scott Castelluccio: A♦A♥5♦3♥
Baker was trailing the aces of Castelluccio and found no help on the turn and river as he headed for the exit.
Niveau: 20
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
The remaining players have been sent on a 15-minute break.
Tournament staff will use this time to race off the 500 denomination chips.
Big O
"I've had enough. Payout," Maksim Pisarenko cried out as he potted to 48,000 in the cutoff over the top of a preflop raise from an opponent in the hijack.
Action folded around to Kyle Miholich in the big blind, and he repotted all in for 89,500. The original raiser called and Pisarenko committed his last chips.
Kyle Miholich: A♦K♠7♠4♣2♥
Maksim Pisarenko: A♣A♥K♥8♠4♥
Opponent: A♠Q♠7♣3♦2♦
Miholich stood up and began filming the action with his phone as the flop came Q♦6♦6♥. The 6♣ on the turn gave Pisarenko a full house, and he secured the pot on the 8♦ river to send Miholich to the rail while also doubling up.
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Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Alexander Hoff raised to 8,000 from late position and got called by the small blind and Mark Dickstein in the big blind leading to a AxKxJx flop.
The small blind and Dickstein checked to Hoff who put out a bet of 8,000. The small blind folded and Dickstein called to bring out the Jx on the turn.
Dickstein checked to Hoff who tossed out a bet of 21,000. Dickstein counted out chips and put in a check-raise to 75,000.
Hoff quickly released his hand and the dealer collected the pot to send in Dickstein's direction.
Big O
Heads-up on a flop of 10♦Q♣Q♥, Senovio Ramirez moved all in for around 65,000 on the button as small blind Dylan Wilkerson gave it some thought before calling.
Senovio Ramirez: A♠K♣J♥J♦2♣
Dylan Wilkerson: A♠A♦9♦6♠3♠
Wilkerson was ahead with his aces but needed to dodge a number of outs. The 9♠ on the turn was one of them as Ramirez made a straight.
The 4♥ fell on the river and Ramirez doubled up, leaving Wilkerson on an extreme short stack.
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Jacob Ifshin raised to 15,000 from the cutoff, leaving himself about 20,000 behind, and Aaron Kupin called in the big blind.
The flop came 2♣J♥2♠ and Kupin put Ifshin all in. Ifshin quickly called.
Jacob Ifshin: A♦A♣8♥5♦
Aaron Kupin: 9♣8♠4♥2♥
"I got it," Kupin said, revealing his trip deuces as Ifshin found out his aces had been cracked. The board ran out 5♥9♠ and Ifshin was sent to the rail.
At the same table, Martin Zamani has continued to accumulate chips and is now approaching 900,000, while Mike Matusow is nursing a short stack.
Omaha Hi-Lo
"PokerNews!" Allen Kessler said as he stood from his chair with all his chips in the middle.
He'd arrived at this point after a raise from Leonid Yanovski which prompted Kessler to move his chips forward, putting himself at risk and headed to a runout.
Allen Kessler: A♠9♥3♠2♠
Leonid Yanovski: Q♣Q♥10♦2♠
The board ran out a very favorable 3♦2♣K♣5♥3♣, giving Kessler a full house for a full double to help him extend what is now officially his eighth cash of the 2023 World Series of Poker and his 106th overall cash.
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