no Safari
Glaser Takes Over the Lead
Omaha Hi-Lo
Naoya Kihara raised and Dan Cates defended the big blind to then invest half a bet on the 
flop. They checked the 
turn and Cates bet the 
river when a full house was on the board.
Kihara mulled it over for a while and called but mucked once Cates rolled over the 
.
Benny Glaser then raised in the last hand of the game variant and was called by Cates in the small blind. The flop brought 
and Cates checked, Glaser bet and Cates immediately gasped an audible no to trigger some laughter at the table before he called.
Cates check-called bets on the 
turn and 
river to get shown the 
for aces and jacks with a live four. Cates briefly exposed the 
for a live six and was scooped.
Glaser then won the first Razz pot without much resistance and also claimed the second pot when his open board of 
crushed the 
of Kihara.