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

Alexi Skoulos had open-raised from middle position when Samuel Albeck piled in his stack of 155,000 from the small blind. Skoulos made the call with the covering stack and the cards hit their backs.

Samuel Albeck:     
Alexi Skoulos:     

Albeck flopped a straight on    . Skoulos still had outs, but the   turn and   river missed him as Albeck doubled up.

Alexi Skoulos	720,000	45,000
Samuel Albeck	325,000	199,000

With around 150,000 in the middle on a board of     , Alen Sabic bet 75,000 from under the gun with Thomas Eychenne calling from middle position.

The   came on the river and Sabic led out for 150,000. Eychenee quickly folded and Sabic turned over      for a buff with two queens as blockers.

Alen Sabic	1,000,000	180,000
Thomas Eychenne	260,000	-145,000

Stanislovas Vinicenka got his last 90,000 into the middle preflop with Goran Urumovic making the call to put him at risk.

Stanislovas Vinicenka:     
Goran Urumovic:     

The board ran out favorably for Urumovic as it came       to give him a set of kings and Vinicenka was sent to the rail.

Goran Urumovic	400,000	118,000
Stanislovas Vinicenka	0	-90,000

The 31 remaining players have been sent on a 40-minute dinner break.

During the break, the stream table will be set up. Play will resume at 5:55 p.m. local time, with the stream commencing 30 minutes later.

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Hokyiu Lee	1,272,000	337,000
David Sosic	965,000	165,000
Alen Sabic	820,000	313,500
Alexi Skoulos	675,000	254,000
Daniel Smuskovics	600,000	35,000
Dennis Weiss	525,000	-35,000
George Sandford	525,000	110,000
Mihail Andonov	505,000	195,000
Fahredin Mustafov	475,000	-35,000
Levani Rozomashvili	445,000	232,000
Marco Di Persio	410,000	-155,000
Thomas Eychenne	405,000	-26,000
Thomas Hueber	391,000	270,000
Eran Carmi	310,000	40,000
Marek Uharcek	296,000	-60,000
Anson Tsang	295,000	100,000
Goran Urumovic	282,000	40,000
Jari Mahonen	265,000	10,000
Vivian Saliba	235,000	-45,000
Vakhtang Javakhishvili	216,000	41,000
Markus Anheier	211,000	59,000
Milan Skacel	195,000	-25,000
Tamazi Skhirtladze	180,000	-260,000
Alessandro De Michele	153,000	-107,000
Rostyslav Sabishchenko	148,000	-84,500
Jeremy Trojand	139,000	-101,000
Ferenc Deak	130,000	3,000
Samuel Albeck	126,000	-74,000
Stanislovas Vinicenka	90,000	34,500
Olivier Dinand	80,000	10,000

Milan Skacel got his last 100,000 into the middle preflop with Eran Carmi being the player to try and send him to the cashier's desk.

Milan Skacel:     
Eran Carmi:     

Skacel would need to crack Carmi's aces if he was to stay in the tournament. The flop of     gave Carmi top set, but did provide Skacel with a straight draw. The   turn was exactly what Skacel needed as he improved to a straight on the turn. There was no board pair on the river as the dealer put out the   and Skacel had earned a much-needed double.

Eran Carmi	270,000	-40,000
Milan Skacel	220,000	120,000

Milan Skacel tossed in his final 35,000 or so preflop and was looked up by Tamazi Skhirtladze.

Milan Skacel:     
Tamazi Skhirtladze:     

Skacel was rooting for a king, and one came on the river when the board ran out       to bail him out and double him up.

Tamazi Skhirtladze	440,000	-80,000
Milan Skacel	100,000	28,500

Fahredin Mustafov raised to 25,000 in the hijack. David Sosic called in the small blind, as did Eran Carmi in the big blind.

Sosic checked to Carmi on the     flop, after which the latter led out for 41,000. Mustafov mucked before Sosic stuck in a call.

Carmi sized up to 102,000 on the   turn, again being check-called by Sosic, before both players checked the   river.

"Straight," announced Sosic as he tabled      for a straight to the ten. Carmi mucked his cards in defeat, seeing Sosic chip up to a stack of 100 big blinds.

David Sosic	800,000	185,000
Eran Carmi	310,000	-190,000
Fahredin Mustafov	265,000	-35,000

Thomas Eychenne raised to 20,000 in the cutoff and called a subsequent three-bet to 68,000 from Matei Lupascu in the small blind.

Lupascu committed the rest of his 100,000 chips on the     flop and was quickly called by Eychenne.

Matei Lupascu:     
Thomas Eychenne:     

Lupascu was still ahead with his aces, and remained so on the   turn. However, his set would become second-best on the   river, with Eychenne's Broadway eliminating Lupascu in 37th.

Thomas Eychenne	431,000	141,000
Matei Lupascu	0	-168,000

With roughly 70,000 in the middle on a board of      , Thomas Eychenne bet 23,000 from the big blind and was met by a raise to 140,000 from Mihail Andonov out of the cutoff.

Eychenne went deep into the tank, thinking for a few minutes before eventually he tossed his cards into the muck and surrendered the pot to Andonov.

Mihail Andonov	310,000	78,000
Thomas Eychenne	290,000	-95,500