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Wilds showed
against the 
of Jamison on a board of 
to take a healthy profit and move to around 160,000 in chips.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 6 - $1,500 Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better
Day: 3
Wilds showed
against the of Jamison on a board of to take a healthy profit and move to around 160,000 in chips.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
, Sabel bet and both opponent called. The turn brought the 
and the fireworks ensued. Sabel bet, Jamison called, Luu raised, and Sabel then three-bet. Jamison said, "I knew thats what you had!" He then folded. Luu made it four bets which was enough to put Sabel all in.Sabel:
Luu:
Sabel had the nut full house. Only the case six would win the pot for Luu. The river fell a harmless
and Sabel more than doubled up to 330,000 in chips.
The flop came
and the action checked to Lawrence who opened with a bet. Guzman the raised from the button. Sabel then motioned to call but evenutally pulled his chips back. The tournament director was called and ruled the forward motion as a call. Lawrence then reraised once again. Guzman called all in, and Sabel got out of the way.Guzman:
Lawrence:
Lawrence held the lead with two pair, but amazingly the turn landed the
and river 
to give Guzman a running straight to take the pot. He was jubliant as he raked in his chips. "Quick give them to me before they draw out!" he chirped, much to the "Are you serious?" looks from the rest of the table.Lawrence is now in trouble on about 85,000 in chips while Guzman is strong again on about 270,000.
. Jamison and Luu began a betting war that concluded when Luu's four-bet was enough to put Jamison all in.Jamison showed
for the nut flush draw and a nearly uncounterfitable low draw. Luu showed 
for aces and a second-nut low draw. The turn of the
gave Jamison the nut flush, and then the river of the gave him the nut low as well. After the hand Jamison is up to 260,000 in chips.
Luu:
Guzman:
The flop landed
and Guzman yells, "Ship it!" as he flops Broadway. The turn of the and river make Guzman a flush as he survives to move back to around 110,000 in chips."That's eleven times I've survived this tournament when all in! Eleven times!" he exclaimed as he raked in his chips.
Lawrence:
Jamison:
Board:
Lawrence rivered the straight and doubled up to around 80,000 in chips.
Pritchard showed
for top two pair. Guzman mucked his hand. After the hand, Guzman is down to 75,000