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Event 12 - Omaha 8 or Better

  • Jul 06, '06 - Jul 07, '06
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Updates on Final Day (Jul 07, 06)

 
 

Sam Farha Wins the $5,000 Omaha 8/b ($398,560)

Sam Farha makes Jacks and Sevens to eliminate Phil Ivey in 2nd place.  ($219,208) 

Phil Ivey is denied his sixth bracelet while Sam Farha wins his second.

 

Phil Ivey Crippled

Farha scoops a pot and Ivey is down to his last 20k. 
 

Phil Ivey Doubles Up

Farha completes from the small blind and Ivey raises to 50k.  Farha makes the call and both players see a flop of KheartQspade3diamond.  Ivey bets 25k and Farha raises him to 50k.  Ivey reraises for his last 10k and turns over Aspade3spade4clubKdiamond.  Farha shows Qdiamond7diamond10spade5spade.  The turn is the 3club and the river is the 10heart and Ivey doubles up to $200,000.
 

Blinds Increase

Players have returned from the break to increased blinds of $15,000-$25,000 and stakes of $25,000-$50,000.
 

Break

The players will take a 15-minute break.  When they return the blinds will increase. 

 

Farha Scoops Again

Farha just scooped another pot when his A-Q-5-7 made top two pair and his low held up to cripple Ivey.  Farha increases his stack to $1,100,000 while Ivey is down to his last $220,000.
 

Farha Adds to His Chip Lead

Sam Farha just made a full house to scoop the pot.  Then scoops another pot when Phil Ivey's low is counterfeited on the river.  Farha now has $940,000 to Ivey's $380,000. 
 

Battling For Blinds

This heads-up match has been back and forth, with many blind steals and split pots.  As it stands the players are virtually even, as Farha has $680,000 to Ivey's $620,000.
 

Sam Farha Takes a Pot Off Phil Ivey

Sam Farha scoops a $375,000 pot off of Phil Ivey with trip sevens and no low on board.  Farha now has slight lead of $720,000 to Ivey's $600,000.
 

Heads-Up Play Begins

Phil Ivey and Sam Farha are heads-up for the first place prize of $398,560 and the bracelet.  Ivey is going for his sixth bracelet while Farha is trying to get his second bracelet.  As it stands, Ivey has $800,000 in chips to Farha's $520,000. 
 
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