Omaha 8OB - Final Table - Jim Pechac Eliminated in Third Place ($88,065)
Jun 10, '08
Blinds: 20,000-40,000
Players Remaining: 2 of 553
Chip Counts:
Ted Forrest: 1,615,000
Andrew Brown: 600,000
Average Chip Stack: 737,333
Eliminations:
3rd Place: Jim Pechac ($88,065)
Big Hands and Storylines:
Jim Pechac Eliminated in Third Place ($88,065)
Andrew Brown raised and Jim Pechac reraised all in for 120,000. The two players then turned up their cards:
Brown: J643
Pechac: QQ85
Board: K546J
Pehac was eliminated on the hand in third place, and he earned a well deserved $88,065. Pechac came into the day with just 2,000 chips to his name. He pulled off an amazing comeback to make the final table, and then continued that run to a third-place finish.
Player Tags: Jim Pechac, Ted Forrest, Andrew Brown
Omaha 8OB - Final Table - Kia Hooshmand (5th) and Soheil Shamseddin (4th) Eliminated
Jun 10, '08
Blinds: 20,000-40,000
Players Remaining: 3 of 553
Chip Counts:
Ted Forrest: 1,775,000
Andrew Brown: 280,000
Jim Pechac: 125,000
Average Chip Stack: 737,333
Eliminations:
5th Place: Kia Hooshmand ($58,878)
4th Place: Soheil Shamseddin ($71,962)
Big Hands and Storylines:
Kia Hooshmand Eliminated in Fiftth Place ($58,878)
Ted Forrest raised and then Kia Hooshmand reraised all in for 45,000. Forrest made the call and they turned up their hands:
Forrest: A1072
Hooshmand: A982
Board: AJ4410
Hooshmand was eliminated on the hand, and he took home $58,878 in prize money.
Soheil Shamseddin Eliminated in Fourth Place ($71,962)
Soheil Shamseddin was crippled when Jim Pechac scooped a pot with an ace-high flush against him. A few hands later, Shamseddin moved all in on a flop of K55. Both Pechac and Andrew Brown made the call. The 2 fell on the turn and Brown bet. Pechac mucked and the final two players turned up their hands:
Brown: 9622
Shamseddin: AQ86
River: J
Shamseddin was eliminated on the hand in fourth place, and he took home $71,962 in prize money.
Player Tags: Jim Pechac, Ted Forrest, Kia Hooshmand, Andrew Brown, Soheil Shamseddin
Omaha 8OB - Final Day - Down to Nine
Jun 10, '08
Blinds: 6,000-12,000
Players Remaining: 9 of 553
Chip Counts:
Scott Clements: 397,000
Andrew Brown: 344,000
Ralph Perry: 340,000
Ted Forrest: 330,000
Soheil Shamseddin: 285,000
Jim Pechac: 240,000
Kia Hooshmand: 200,000
Allen Enciso: 190,000
Jimmy Fricke: 50,000
Average Chip Stack: 245,777
Eliminations:
11th: Ralph Rudd ($13,587)
10th: Lee Grove ($13,587)
Big Hands and Storylines:
Lee Grove Eliminated in 11th Place ($13,587)
Lee Grove called all in for the last of his chips against Jim Pechac and Andrew Brown preflop and then Pechach and Brown exchanged minimal action. The board rolled out J728A and the three players turned up their hands:
Grove: A1032
Pechac: AJ42
Brown: QJ54
Grove was eliminated in 10th place and he took home $13,587 in prize money.
Ralph Rudd Eliminated in 10th Place ($13,587)
Ralph Rudd got all of his chips into the middle against Brown and the players turned up their hands:
Rudd: AAK8
Brown: A754
Board: 10638K
Rudd was eliminated on the hand in 10th place, and he took home $13,587 in prize money.
Note: The players went on a 20-minute break after Groves' elimination.
Player Tags: Jim Pechac, Ralph Rudd, Lee Grove, Andrew Brown
Omaha 8OB - Final Day - Level 18 Recap
Jun 10, '08
Note: Players are currently on a 20-minute break.
Blinds: 3,000-6,000
Players Remaining: 15 of 553
Average Chip Stack: 147,000
Eliminations:
18th: Michael Reed - $8,554
17th: Pat Poels - $8,554
16th: Michael Sohayegh - $8,554
Big Hands and Storylines:
Pechac rebounds from chip and a chair
Jim Pechac began the day with just 2,000 chips, and at one point yesterday had 1,000 chips. So to say he's come back strong today would be quite an understatement. After winning a number of pots to get all the way to 75,00 chips, Pechac called a raise by Mallory Smith preflop. He then bet out on the flop, turn and river of a A3382 board. Smith called him down and Pechac flipped over 8543 for a full house and five low to scoop the pot. After the hand Pechac had 110,000 chips.
Player Tags: Jim Pechac