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Rodrigo dos Santos - 23rd Place
Stefan Mattsson opened with a pot-sized raise from under the gun, before Rodrigo dos Santos repotted for 102,000 from the cutoff. The action folded back to Mattsson who quipped, "I'll play the rush, I call!"
The flop was and both players checked.
The turn brought the and Mattsson checked to dos Santos who moved all in for around 110,000. Mattsson made the call.
Mattsson:
dos Santos:
The river was the and Mattsson takes it with two pair to move up to 985,000 to send dos Santos to the rail in 23rd place.
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Henri Kettunen was knocked out before we could even see what happened on one table, but as that was happening, Todd Barlow raised pot from UTG. Stefan Matsson reraised the pot from mid-position, setting Barlow in for his last 47,000 and Barlow made the call.
Matsson:
Barlow:
The board came . Barlow had flopped two pair but Matsson turned the nut straight to eliminate him and another one bites the dust.
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Ferit Gabriellson raised to 22,000 from late position before Matt Graham made it 96,000 from the small blind. Gabriellson made the call and they took a flop of .
Graham fired out a pot sized bet of 183,000 and Gabriellson went into the tank...for a long time. It seemed almost ten minutes had gone by before the clock was finally called.
The seconds ticked down and Gabriellson timed out - his hand declared dead.
He wanted to rabbit hunt but wasn't allowed as he slammed face up to the shock of the entire table.
"Are you serious? You folded that?" said Van Marcus. Indeed he did, as Graham takes down a strange pot to start the day.
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The go ahead has been given and the final day of the $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha World Championship is underway. We're on our way to crowning a new WSOP champion!
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Mclovin' It!
It's the final day of the biggest PLO tournament of the year, the $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha event. 25 players remain today and we're playing down to a winner, it could be a long day but then again it's Omaha, it could be over before dinner...
Noah Schwartz is still the chip leader with almost twice as many chips as anyone else on 1.2 million. We're starting with 24 minutes still left of level 18 and kicking off at 1pm.
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and both players checked.
and Mattsson checked to dos Santos who moved all in for around 110,000. Mattsson made the call.
and Mattsson takes it with two pair to move up to 985,000 to send dos Santos to the rail in 23rd place.
. Barlow had flopped two pair but Matsson turned the nut straight to eliminate him and another one bites the dust.
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face up to the shock of the entire table.
