Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 0
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #50: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$2,162,000
Entries
460
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
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Yadin Shemmer made it 37,000 under the gun and Ran Azor called to his immediate left. Justin Smith now moved all in - and it was back on Shemmer, who also moved all in. Azor called, covering them both.
Three-way all-in action!
Azor: 
Smith: 
Shemmer: 
Board: 
Azor turned a set of fours, and neither of his opponent's overpairs could improve. Both busted, and the now extremely happy Mr. Azor is up to 725,000.
After a 
flop, Chance Kornuth got all his chips in against one of the room's biggest stacks, Kevin Boudreau.
Kornuth: 
for the nut straight and a boat draw
Boudreau: 
for the nut flush draw
The 
turn and 
river were both the right color for Boudreau, but neither were the right suit to make his flush. He doubled Kornuth to 705,000. Boudreau fell to 270,000.
Robert Mizrachi potted in mid position and David Iammarino called on the button. Eric Liu in the small blind, however, re-potted. Mizrachi folded, But Iammarino called.
They saw a flop and Liu ominously asked the dealer, "How much is pot?" It turned out that the pot was slightly larger than Liu's remaining stack, so he went all in. Iammarino folded, giggling, but there's not much to laugh about - he's down to 150,000, while Liu is all smiles on 465,000.
Table 345
Seat 1: Ran Azor
Seat 2: Danny Smith
Seat 3: Scott Mandel
Seat 4: Niall Charlton
Seat 5: Di Dang
Seat 6: Ali al Jenabi
Seat 7: Justin Smith
Seat 8: Ross Boatman
Seat 9: Yadin Shemmer
Seat 9: Ross Boatman
Table 350
Seat 1: Mark Eddleman
Seat 2: Benny Spindler
Seat 3: Chance Kornuth
Seat 4: Julian Gardner
Seat 5: Josh Tieman
Seat 6: Kevin Boudreau
Seat 7: Edward Martin
Seat 8: Joe Beevers
Seat 9: Joe Serock
Table 344
Seat 1: Jason Mercier
Seat 2: Ayaz Mahmood
Seat 3: Ryan D'Angelo
Seat 4: David Iammarino
Seat 5: Eric Liu
Seat 6: Jose Barbero
Seat 7: Gary Bolden
Seat 8: Ben Middleton
Seat 9: Robert Mizrachi
That was speedy. With Daniel Makowsky's elimination, we're down to 27 and redrawing to three tables.
Robert Mizrachi continued his streak of dominance by busting Daniel "AmichaiKK" Makowsky in 28th place. Mizrachi stacked up a whopping 870,000 after the hand.
Kyle Bowker's chips were all in preflop against Julian Gardner.
Bowker: 
Gardner: 
The board ran out 
, and Bowker didn't get there to stay alive. He's out in 29th while Gardner is up to 295,000.
Cards are in the air, but they weren't under way for long before several players were back out in the hall.
Ryan D'Angelo raised to 26,000 from middle position, and from the small blind, Alan Reyf moved all in. G0lfa called to put him at risk.
Reyf: 
D'Angelo: 
The board came 
, and D'Angelo's aces held to eliminate Reyf. D'Angelo is up to 375,000.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0