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Derek Raymond - 850,000
The excitable Italian, Fabio Coppola - 750,000
A deeply unhappy Scott Bohlman - 250,000
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 46 - $2,500 Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$975,200
Entries
424
Level
30
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
0
Derek Raymond - 850,000
The excitable Italian, Fabio Coppola - 750,000
A deeply unhappy Scott Bohlman - 250,000
He did just take a small pot off of Derek Raymond by calling the turn and betting the river,
. Raymond folded to the river bet, preserving a renewed chip stack of about 900,000 chips.
The action was raised by Bohlman on the button preflop, with Tenner and Derek Raymond calling from the blinds. On a flop of
, action checked to Bohlman. He bet and both other players called.The turn put a fourth low card on board,
. Tenner now led out, folding Raymond and drawing a call from Bohlman.That's when the river came down. It was the
and Tenner bet again."Oh God," said Bohlman with a heavy sigh. He couldn't bring himself to find a fold, however, choosing instead to toss in a call. Tenner showed what everyone expected to see,
for the rivered wheel. Bohlman disgustedly tossed his cards to the dealer, flashing two aces (a set of aces) as he did.He's spent the last several minutes staring at the ceiling of the Amazon Room. We can assure you that there's nothing interesting or exciting up there.
Prior to the flop, Raymond was in the big blind and declined his option after Coppola and Tenner limped in. All players checked the
flop. On the 
turn, Tenner checked to Raymond, who fired the first shot. Only Coppola called.That one call shut Raymond down on the
river. The action went check, check, with Coppola showing 
for a pair of aces and a six-four low. Raymond nodded, sighed and mucked his hand.
Mark Tenner's chip lead has rapidly evaporated. He's back below one million in chips after firing at the turn of a board that showed
. Fabio Coppola said, "Wow," thought things over, then called.Both players checked the
river. Coppola took down the pot with 
, to the raucous delight of the assembled Italians. He's now up to about 815,000 in chips.
Scott Bohlman - 900,000
Fabio Coppola - 675,000
Derek Raymond - 400,000
For what it's worth (we're not sure how much that is), for the better part of the last thirty minutes Scott Bohlman has been trying to convince Fabio Coppola that Bohlman can see Coppola's cards reflected in his sunglasses.
Raymond:
Schlein:
Each player hit a pair on the
flop. They also had low draws, although Raymond's was the better draw. When the 
hit the turn, we were ready to say goodbye to Schlein. He was out of the feature table area with an 
river.Finally, we're down to four players.
Schlein was all in on a flop of
. Bohlman called with 
, having made nothing but a low draw. Schlein showed a pair of eights, 
. Each player paired the turn; when the river came it was a chopped pot. Schlein took the high with aces and eights, while Bohlman got the low with a live trey.Strangely, the active Fabio Coppola was not involved in that pot at all.
.We can't be certain, but amongst the shouting and whooping of the Italians, we could have sworn Coppola said, "Floppa setta!"
Level: 25
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0