Clements scoops with . Negreanu's no good.
2009 World Series of Poker
Event 18 - $10,000 World Championship Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better
Day: 3
Event Info
Clements scoops with . Negreanu's no good.
The board came out , with Alaei betting and Monnette calling on each street. Alaei tabled for the nut low, and Monnette claimed the high half with showing two diamonds for the flush.
Level: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
Seat 1: Scott Clements - 1,445,000
Seat 2: Annie Duke - 225,000
Seat 3: Daniel Alaei - 540,000
Seat 4: Greg Jamison - 350,000
Seat 5: John Monnette - 940,000
Seat 6: Yueqi Zhu - 170,000
Seat 7: Tom Koral - 220,000
Seat 8: Ben Boyd - 855,000
Seat 9: Daniel Negreanu - 635,000
See you at 5:15.
McKinley
Boyd
The turn and river secured the pot for Boyd and after this elimination, we're at our official final table of nine.
Heads up then, the flop came . Duke led out into the pot, and McKinley said, "Let's do it," and pushed all of his chips forward. Annie put in the call, and McKinley nearly tabled his hand before the dealer told him that he still had uncalled chips left behind. On the turn, Duke put him in, and McKinley committed his last few thousand chips, all in and at risk.
Showdown
Duke:
McKinley:
Both players had turned the nuts with no re-draw. "Chop it up," said Annie, not realizing that she was still alive for the low half of the pot. When the river brought an un-paired low card, she thanked the player for pointing that out, quartering McKinley and leaving him crippled as the very short stack.
Fourth street was the , and fifth was the . On both streets, Koral check-called single big bets from Monnette.
Showdown
Monnette:
Koral:
The two men chopped up the bottom half with their nut lows, but Monnette's pair of threes was good enough to take the high half, quartering Koral.