2017 World Series of Poker

Omaha Hi-Lo

Jameson Painter is gaining some ground, building back. He just added nice portion to his stack, calling Smith Sirisakorn's triple barrel on a board.

"Pair of fours," announced Sirisakorn in the showdown, likely knowing he was beat.

Painter revealed his for a rivered Broadway, scooping a sizeable pot to climb back to 10 big bets.

Omaha Hi-Lo

Jameson Painter has just found a double after catching a lucky card on the river.

Painter was all in holding on a board of against Smith Sirisakorn's .

The river landed the , and Painter improved to a full house to double to 810,000 in chips.

Omaha Hi-Lo

Smith Sirisakorn raised his button, and Jameson Painter called. The flop landed , and Painter led for 80,000. Sirisakorn announced a raise. Painter called all in for an additional 30,000, and the cards were tabled.

Painter:
Sirisakorn:

The turn and river landed the and the , and Painter took three-quarters with two pair for the high and a live ace for the low.

Omaha Hi-Lo

From the button, Smith Sirisakorn raised to 160,000, and Jameson Painter called.

The flop landed , and Painter check-called 80,000. The turn landed the . Painter checked, Sirisakorn bet, and Painter check-raised to 320,000. Sirisakorn called, and when the river landed the , he bet 160,000 after Painter checked.

Painter called but mucked at the sight of Sirisakorn's for a wheel.

Stud Hi-Lo

Smith Sirisakorn raised on third street and bet out on fourth and fifth. Jameson Painter kept calling, and his rail liked the board that was rolling out.

"Low spade!" they shouted as Painter hit a third spade card on fifth street.

He received another spade on sixth.

"Yummy," came from the rail.

Both players checked that street, and they checked the river, too.

Jameson Painter: /
Smith Sirisakorn: /

Sirisakorn showed trip queens, and Painter couldn't find anything better, despite a very promising board in front of him.

The next hand was a case of déjà vu for Painter, who called a raise on third street and three more bets through the remaining part of the hand, as only fourth was checked.

Jameson Painter: /
Smith Sirisakorn: /

Sirisakorn turned up trip queens again, wounding Painter even more deeply.

Stud Hi-Lo

On sixth street, Smith Sirisakorn bet 160,000, and Jameson Painter called.

Sirisakorn: / /
Painter: / /

On seventh, Painter bet, and Sirisakorn called.

Painter tabled his for aces up, and Sirisakorn mucked.

Omaha Hi-Lo

Jameson Painter raised from the button, and Smith Sirisakorn opted to increase the price, three-betting. Painter called to see the flop.

Sirisakorn continued with his aggression, betting on the flop. Painter called again. The turn brought another barrel from Sirisakorn, and Painter announced he was raising.

"I hope we have a king," someone in Painter's rail started singing.

Sirisakorn gave it some brief thought but mucked without much pain.

"Let's go!" Painter's fans celebrated.

Stud Hi-Lo

Smith Sirisakorn completed, and Jameson Painter called. Sirisakon fired out bets on fourth, fifth, and sixth streets, and Painter called him down until he found a fold on sixth.

Sirisakorn: /
Painter: /

Stud Hi-Lo

Smith Sirisakorn raised with the , and Jameson Painter called with the .

Sirisakorn hit the on fourth street and bet. Painter called. Sirisakorn bet fifth and sixth streets, as well, but Painter wasn't going anywhere, and called both bets.

Sirisakorn didn't miss an opportunity to finish his straightforward play, betting again on the river. Painter apparently didn't get the card he needed and finally gave up.

Jameson Painter: / / - fold
Smith Sirisakorn: / /