| Buy-In: | $2,000 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $971,880 |
| Entrants: | 534 |
Marcel Luske Eliminated in
K
3 Marcel Luske moved all in and Thang Luu called him down. Luske turned up 10 10
7
6 and Luu flipped over A Q 6 2. The turn and river cards were dealt 3 6 and Luske was eliminated in fourth place. He took home $64,630 in prize money.
Q Q and O’Dell showed down 10 9 8 5. The board was dealt A Q 8 J 6 and Corpuz was eliminated in third place. He took home $97,188 in prize money.
10 5 4 and O’Dell turned up Q 9 3 2. The board was dealt Q 9 6 J A and Frankie O’Dell won the $2,000 Omaha eight-or-better title. This is his second gold bracelet, and he will also take home $240,057 in prize money. Thang Luu finished in second place, and he took home $147,726 in prize money.
Jess Robinson Eliminated in
K 9 5 and Robinson turned up A Q 4 2. The board was dealt J 5 3 Q 5 and Robinson was eliminated in seventh place. He took home $27,699 in prize money.
7 6 A Ming Lee made in all-in call on the turn in a pot with Martin Corpuz and Marvin Ryan. When the dust settled after the river brought the 4, Corpuz showed down A K 3 2, Lee flipped up A J 7 4, and Ryan turned up A 9 5 3. Lee was eliminated in sixth place and he took home $36,931 in prize money.
K 2 7 J when Ryan turned up A Q 10 5. Corpuz turned up A 7 4 3, O’Dell turned up A 10 9 7, and Luske mucked. Ryan was busted out of the tournament in fifth place, and he took home $47,136 in prize money.
K K 3 on a board of Q 10 9 4 J. If someone wanted to eliminated the Duthcman from the tournament, they were going to have to accomplish the task by force.
Mitch Maples Eliminated in
10 5 7 Mitch Maples moved all in and Thang Luu called him down. Luu turned up A K 10 2 and Maples flipped over A J J 3. The river brought the Q and Maple was eliminated in ninth place. He took home $14,578 in prize money.
8 2 Marcel Luske raised and Stuart Paterson made the all-in call. He turned over A A 8 6 and Luske showed down K 10 7 6. The turn and river brought the Q and A. Paterson was eliminated in eighth place and took home $20,409 in prize money.
10 9 8 6 Marvin Ryan moved all for his tournament life. He turned up A J J 10, which was good enough to survive. He then went to celebrate his victory with his supporters on the rail of the ‘No Limit Lounge’.
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