With some 32,000 in the middle to the K♠9♥9♠4♥K♥ river, Brian Hastings checked and the button made it 12,000 to go. Hastings check-raised the pot to 48,400 with one hundred chips behind. His opponent eventually called and Hastings tabled the K♦K♣4♠4♣ for quads.
According to Jan-Peter Jachtmann, the pot had been three ways preflop and the turn was checked.
Three-way action became two after Barny Boatman three-bet to 2,800 and Nick Schulman slid out a four-bet to 9,800. Boatman made the call and the 6♥K♣4♣ flop was revealed.
Schulman bet enough to put Boatman all in and the call was made. The 2♥ turn and 7♥ river did not help Boatman, as Schulman turned over A♥A♦7♠5♣ to take down the pot.
The cards were already on their backs by the time the board showed J♠10♥2♥3♣ with Yingui Li and Edmund Chan getting their chips into the middle of the table.
Yingui Li: A♥K♦J♥7♣
Edmund Chan: A♠J♣10♦6♠
Li had top pair and the nut flush draw but Chan was ahead with the top two pair. The river was the 3♠ and that sent Li to the rail.
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Today sees the start of Event #66: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship (8-Handed), which will get underway here at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas at 2 p.m. local time with starting stacks of 60,000 and blinds of 200/300/300. Levels will last for 60 minutes on all four days of the event.
Day 1 will play for ten levels with a 15-minute break every two levels. Day 2 will start up at 1 p.m. Thursday and play for ten levels with 15-minute breaks and a 60-minute dinner break after Level 16 around 7:30 p.m.
Day 3 will follow a similar structure and Day 4 will play down to a winner with 15-minute breaks every two levels and a to-be-determined dinner break.
Last summer, the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship drew 731 runners for a prize pool of $6,798,300. Lou Garza won the event for $1,309,232 in a spectacular finish that saw him proposing to his girlfriend after defeating heads-up opponent Arthur Morris.
Lou Garza
2023 Final Table Results Event #50: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship
Place
Winner
Country
Prize (in USD)
1
Lou Garza
United States
$1,309,232
2
Arthur Morris
United States
$809,167
3
Stanislav Halatenko
Ukraine
$570,307
4
Travis Pearson
United States
$407,915
5
Peng Shan
China
$296,154
6
Sam Soverel
United States
$218,297
7
Kosei Ichinose
Japan
$163,405
8
Ren Lin
China
$124,243
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