The table of Jeff Madsen, Leif Force, Mike Matusow and Chris Tryba has been joined by 2017 WSOP Player of the Year Chris Ferguson. With Ferguson, recently fully in the news, the total number of bracelets at the table is now up to 16.
Nível: 9
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
The Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better players are on their final 15-minute break of the day.
On a flop of 
the player in the big blind bet and John Jenkins in the cutoff, who had already bought and racked up all green T-25 chips of the table, raised it up. The big blind called and bet the 
turn, Jenkins came along to see the 
on the river. Now the big blind slowed down and checked, prompting a bet by Jenkins and a call.
Jenkins rolled over the 
for a full house and his opponent showed the 
for an eighty-five low.
Brandon Shack-Harris can no longer be found on his previous seat and the elimination has been confirmed via Twitter.
Jefferey Stepaniuk was all in preflop from under the gun with small blind Dutch Boyd and a player in the big blind both looking him up.
Boyd bet the 
flop and the big blind called. The turn and river were checked and Boyd rolled over 
for a low, the big blind had 
for two pair and Stepaniuk hit the rail with 
for a smaller two pair.
On the four-way turn of 
, both players in the blinds checked over to Joseph Brodsky and he bet. Benny Glaser let go in the cutoff and just Gary Kosakowski called in the small blind.
The 
fell on the river and Kosakowski check-called a bet to get shown the 
for top two by Brodsky, which ended up winning the pot.
The often jovial Felipe Ramos isn't sporting his trademark smile tonight as the Brazilian surrendered another pot to drop down to just 525. Heads-up against Michael Jacobs, Ramos made it two bets on a 
board and Jacobs called.
On the river, Jacobs checked and Ramos checked behind. Jacobs showed 
for nines and sixes, and Ramos mucked to be left with dust.
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