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
|
3,890,000 |
landed on the turn, Anderson led for 150,000 and Musumano called. The river was the 
and Anderson quickly announced "pot" which was a 500,000 bet. 
for a flopped queen-high flush and scooped the pot.
turn and river.
and Hamilton fired again this time for 450,000. Kempe went in the tank for a full minute and eventually called. Hamilton tabled 
and Kempe scooped himself the pot with 
, still only needing to dodge an eight. The turn was the 
which was fantastic news for Lamphere, as he was guaranteed to double up. The river 
vs. Broyer's 
, the jacks holding to pass the chip leader crown on once again.