WSOPE Event #4: €2,000 2K Pot-Limit Omaha

The action was caught on a turn of     , where Marco Di Persio checked to Milan Skacel. Skacel fired a bet of 20,000 before Di Persio jammed all in for 124,000.

Skacel quickly called with the covering stacks, leading to a showdown.

Marco Di Persio:     
Milan Skacel:     

Di Persio's pair of aces were in the lead, but Skacel had a plethora of outs to choose from. The   river was one of them, giving him two pair to eliminate Di Persio in 17th.

Milan Skacel	615,000	269,000
Marco Di Persio	0	-200,000

Samuel Albeck raised to 40,000 from the button and George Sandford defended out of the big blind.

Sandford checked the     flop and faced a bet of 55,000 from Albeck. Sandford check-shoved for around 150,000 and Albeck called.

George Sandford:     
Samuel Albeck:     

Sanford needed to find a club to stay alive. The   turn and   river didn't help Sandford as Albeck improved to trip aces to win the pot

Samuel Albeck	910,000	625,000
George Sandford	0	-505,000

Vivian Saliba raised to 54,000 as first to act. Eran Carmi spent some time in the big blind before defending and seeing a flop of     appear.

Carmi checked and Saliba pushed all in for 118,000. Another tank followed, but ultimately Carmi called off to put Saliba at risk.

Vivian Saliba:     
Eran Carmi:     

Saliba's two pair was up against the gutshot of Carmi. The   river brought Carmi some more out, but the   river gave Saliba a straight instead to double up.

Eran Carmi	420,000	-610,000
Vivian Saliba	368,000	168,000

Alexi Skoulos made a raise to 16,000 and was called by Marco Di Persio. Milan Skacel then three-bet to 75,000, causing Skoulos to fold.

Di Persio, however, put Skacel all-in for 145,000 and the latter snap called.

Milan Skacel:     
Marco Di Persio:     

Di Persio flopped a pair on     to give Skacel a sweat, but the   turn and   river remained safe for him to double up.

Milan Skacel	346,000	1,000
Alexi Skoulos	270,000	-390,000
Marco Di Persio	200,000	-20,000

Samuel Albeck and George Sandford limped in from late positions before Eran Carmi called from the small blind. Vivian Saliba checked out of the big blind and they went to the flop four-way.

Carmi led out for 15,000 on the     flop and only Albeck called.

Carmi bet 75,000 upon seeing the   hit the turn. Albeck shoved for 320,000 and after a few moments Carmi called.

Samuel Albeck:     
Eran Carmi:     

Albeck was ahead with two pair but Carmi had a lot of outs to double up. The   river wasn't one of those outs as Albeck improved to a full house, fives full of sixes to win the pot.

Samuel Albeck	720,000	435,000
Eran Carmi	650,000	-380,000
George Sandford	500,000	-5,000
Vivian Saliba	170,000	6,000

Vivian Saliba raised her button to 25,000 and Alen Sabic called in the small blind. Daniel Smuskovics then three-bet to 125,000 in the big blind.

Saliba pondered for some minutes before finding a fold, after which Sabic tossed in a quick call.

The flop fell     and saw Sabic lead the pot. Smuskovics put in his stack of 350,000 and Sabic quickly called.

Daniel Smuskovics:     
Alen Sabic:     

Sabic had flopped two pair and a flush draw to take a big lead over Smuskovics' aces. The   turn improved him to a full house, and the   river could not bail Smuskovics out.

Smuskovics' dream of back-to-back final tables was crushed as he left the tournament area with a little more than the minimum cash. Sabic, meanwhile, increased his monstrous stack even more and ended up with around 130 big blinds.

Alen Sabic	1,600,000	-70,000
Vivian Saliba	200,000	36,000
Daniel Smuskovics	0	-520,000

Thomas Eychenne raised to 42,000 in the cutoff, leaving himself around 60,000 behind. The action folded to Eran Carmi in the big blind, who called to the     flop.

He then put Eychenne all-in, with the latter snap calling.

Thomas Eychenne:     
Eran Carmi:     

Eychenne's kings had to fade Carmi's straight outs, as well as an ace. However, the   turn brought Carmi the better pair. The   river could not save Eychenne, who exited in 22nd.

Eran Carmi	520,000	117,000
Thomas Eychenne	0	-157,000

Catching the action on a flop of    , there had been a massive pot of 205,000 chips built between Fahredin Mustafov in middle position and Levani Rozomashvili in the cutoff.

Mustafov then bet the pot, sending Rozomashvili into the tank. After several minutes, he announced his all-in and Mustafov snap called, covering Rozomashvili's stack of 330,000 by just 3,000.

Levani Rozomashvili:     
Fahredin Mustafov:     

Rozomashivili's aces were still ahead, and he made a straight on the    runout to secure the monster pot.

A few hands later, Mustafov's final chips went in from under the gun. Rozomashvili then made it 38,000 to go in middle position and Alen Sabic called in the small blind.

Both players checked the     flop before Sabic fired 35,000 on the   turn. Rozomashvili called to the   river, where he saw his opponent check.

Rozomashvili took the opportunity to bet 75,000 but was raised to 300,000 by Sabic. Rozomashvili instantly folded and Sabic turned over      for the nut flush.

Mustafov's      disappeared into the muck as he was the first player to depart from the final three tables.

Alen Sabic	1,670,000	330,000
Levani Rozomashvili	690,000	270,000
Fahredin Mustafov	0	-435,000

At another table, Rostyslav Sabishchenko busted in 26th place followed shortly after by Anson Tsang in 25th place, leaving 24 players to be redrawn across three tables.

Anson Tsang	0	-295,000
Rostyslav Sabishchenko	0	-148,000