Odd Two Pair Works for D'Agostino
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Normally two pair is not going to scoop a four-way showdown in Omaha Hi/Lo. But it did in a recent hand for John D'Agostino. D'Agostino, Alexander Kravchenko, Steve Sung and Neal Friets all called a pre-flop raise from the button player at their table. That player continued on a flop of 
when the action checked to him. Everyone except Kravchenko called.
The turn was the 
. When action came to Friets, he led into the button player. That player called, as did Sung and D'Agostino in turn.
The river fell 
. Action checked all the way through. D'Agostino called two pair and opened 
for kings and treys. Surprisingly, that was good enough to take the whole pot.