Scratch Both Chip Leader Posts: Tim Finne Tops 5 Million
Pot-Limit Omaha
The number of big, multiway all-in pots in the PLO rounds is making determining a chip leader for more than 15 minutes at a time difficult. Never struggling chip-wise today, and now sitting behind a wall of ammunition is Tim Finne. His last pot grew chunky on a 
flop. Three-way, it checked to the button who bet 225,000. The earliest position player check-raised to one million (a pot-committing bet), and it was round to Finne in the middle. When he announced, "Pot," it really meant all-in for his brace of opponents; the button folded and it was heads up, cards on their backs:
Finne: 
for the nut flopped straight.
All in opponent: 
for a lower flopped straight with a club flush draw.
The turn and river fell 
and Finne is shortly going to be coloured up, lest his table overbalance.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
5,000,000 | 3,890,000 |
and all three players checked to the 
turn. Anselmini checked, Lamagnere fired out 200,000 and Derkowski called before Ansemini's cards hit the muck.
), Dan Matsuzuki in mid-position checked to cutoff Robert Cowen who bet 185,000 with not more than 300,000 behind. Matsuzuki check-raised an indeterminate amount, because as soon as the raise was annouced, the two players said, "all in," and "call" nearly simultaneously.
for flopped top set.
turn and river faded all Cowen's outs and he headed to the rail to collect $2,473.
landed on the turn and changed nothing, but the 
, and both players checked, Hubbard tabled 
