57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
WSOP

2009 World Series of Poker

May 25 2009 - Jul 14 2009Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
Event#18

Event #18: $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship

Start Date

Jun 06 05:00 PM

Buy-in

$10,000

ITM

Top 6 players

End Date

Jun 08 05:00 PM

Entries

179

Prize

$1,680,510

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Winner

No Winner for This Event.

$0

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
3
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Ben Boyd
Unknown Country
$182,730
7
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Tom Koral
United States
$65,453
8
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Annie Duke
United States
$58,049
12
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Samir Khoueis
Unknown Country
$39,709
15
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Pat Pezzin
Canada
$31,632
17
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Toto Leonidas
United States
$26,921
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