Ari Engel popped things off with a raise to 28,000 only to find a raise from Stephen Chidwick to 48,000. Action folded around and Engel met him with a call.
The flop came down and Engel moved all in for his last 27,000. Chidwick snapped called and the two turned up their hands.
Chidwick:
Engel:
The turn was the giving Engel the nut straight and leaving Chidwick drawing dead to any part of the pot. The river was the meaningless and that was it. Chidwich was forced to cut out a piece of his stack and ship it over to Engel who got a much needed double up.
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Alexey Makarov leads the final 17 players.
Seventeen players remain in contention for the $279,094 first-place prize and a World Series of Poker gold bracelet here at Event #46: $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Low 8-or-Better. Plenty of well-known names dot the short list of survivors, but a relative unknown leads the way: Alexey Makarov, a Russian player who who will log the biggest live cash of his career with any finish better than ninth. Makarov bagged 471,000, giving him a slim chip lead over Ashly Butler, a New Orleans native who sports a third-place finish in last year's WSOP that netted him just over $100,000.
Notable players who have managed to survive the first two days include "Miami" John Cernuto (sixth place, 271,000), Stephen Chidwick (seventh, 243,000), Andrey Zaichenko (ninth, 219,000), Allyn Jaffrey Shulman (10th, 172,000), Mel Judah (16th, 89,000) and Ari Engel (17th, 75,000).
Cards will be in the air at 2 p.m., and the field will be whittled down to a champion, who will have conquered a starting line-up of 435 runners. Pay attention to PokerNews throughout the day to get updates on the conclusion of the tournament.
and Engel moved all in for his last 27,000. Chidwick snapped called and the two turned up their hands.
giving Engel the nut straight and leaving Chidwick drawing dead to any part of the pot. The river was the meaningless 
