Event #45: Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed Championship

Tommy Le limped the small blind and Chris Sandrock checked his option in the big blind. Le then checked the     flop and Sandrock bet the pot for 400,000 to win the pot.

Sandrock then raised the pot to 480,000 when in the small blind and Jordan Spurlin conceded the big blind and big blind ante.

Tommy Le	8,900,000	0
Artem Maksimov	7,500,000	-200,000
Chris Sandrock	2,500,000	500,000
Jordan Spurlin	1,700,000	-300,000

A four-way limped pot brought no action on the     flop either and Artem Maksimov then checked the   turn, as did Tommy Le. Chris Sandrock bet the pot for 600,000 and Jordan Spurlin folded, Maksimov called and Le folded.

Maksimov then also checked the   river and Sandrock fired a final bet worth 800,000, sending his opponent into the tank. After more than one minute, Maksimov called and Sandrock flipped over the      for a missed flush draw. Maksimov won the large pot with      to send Sandrock on a short stack.

Tommy Le	9,200,000	100,000
Artem Maksimov	6,800,000	1,000,000
Jordan Spurlin	2,400,000	-300,000
Chris Sandrock	2,200,000	-1,400,000

Tommy Le raised to 300,000 on the button and was called by Chris Sandrock in the small blind. Both players checked the     flop and Sandrock then led the   turn for 300,000, which earned him a call by Le. On the   river, Sandrock took 28 seconds to act before making it 700,000 to go. Le spent some time in the tank but opted to fold.

Tommy Le	8,300,000	-600,000
Artem Maksimov	5,500,000	0
Chris Sandrock	3,800,000	800,000
Jordan Spurlin	3,100,000	-200,000

Chris Sandrock limped in, Artem Maksimov filled up from the small blind and Tommy Le checked in the big blind. On the     flop, Maksimov check-folded following a bet of 250,000 by Le and a call by Sandrock. The   turn went check, check, and Le check-called a bet worth 700,000 by Sandrock on the   river.

Le had      for two pair, and that bested      bluff of Sandrock to regain the lead.

Tommy Le	7,300,000	1,100,000
Chris Sandrock	5,200,000	-1,700,000
Artem Maksimov	4,800,000	-100,000
Jordan Spurlin	3,400,000	700,000

Chris Sandrock limped as the first player to act and Tommy Le checked his option in the big blind. The     flop saw Le check and Sandrock bet 200,000. Le's check-min-raise to 400,000 sent Sandrock in a very short tank for some 12 seconds and he then released his cards into the muck.

Tommy Le	7,000,000	400,000
Chris Sandrock	6,000,000	200,000
Artem Maksimov	5,100,000	-500,000
Jordan Spurlin	2,600,000	-100,000

Chris Sandrock opened the hand with call, Tommy Le did the same from the small blind and Jared Ausmus checked in the big blind. Le and Ausmus checked the     flop and Sandrock bet 400,000. Le folded before Ausmus raised the pot for most of his remaining chips, and Sandrock quickly re-raised for the rest. Ausmus called and was at risk.

Jeremy Ausmus:     
Chris Sandrock:     

Ausmus showed two pair but needed running cards to make a straight against Sandrock's top set. The turn   ended his chances before a meaningless   completed the board, and Ausmus hit the rail in fifth place.

Chris Sandrock	6,500,000	2,000,000
Jeremy Ausmus	0	-2,200,000

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Tommy Le raised to 200,000 on the button and Chris Sandrock defended the big blind. On a flop of    , Sandrock checked and Le bet 200,000. Sandrock was not willing to continue and the first pot of the final day went to the chip leader.

Le then limped in the cutoff and Sandrock raised the pot to 325,000 in the small blind. After 11 seconds of consideration, Le called and the flop came    . Sandrock made it 500,000 to go and Le sent his cards into the muck after some 41 seconds.

Tommy Le	7,300,000	60,000
Chris Sandrock	3,400,000	200,000