It's Omaha time today, with Day 1 of Event #64: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha Deepstack getting underway at 11:00 a.m. live from Paris Ballroom at the 2022 World Series of Poker.
Players can look forward to a fun event in this one, being a $600 entry with 2 re-entries optional to players until the end of late registration (by Level 13, approximately 6:55 p.m).
Last year's winner of the event was Michael Prendergast, who from just a $600 investment, made $127,348, not to mention the one-of-a-kind gold bracelet. Prendergast bested a field of 1,572 last time out and you should fully expect to see more record-breaking numbers in this years version of the event.
Players will enjoy 22 levels on Day 1, each being 30 minutes in length. They'll also be sent on 20-minute breaks every four levels, with the chance to grab a bite to each on a 75-minute dinner break after Level 12 (around 5:40 p.m).
All the action will be covered in live updates throughout the day, not to mention all other events currently running as we get into the latter stages of this year's WSOP, with the main event looming. Keep it here with PokerNews in this two-day event as a new champion at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas will be crowned.
, Dermot Blain's opponent fired all in for 17,200 out of position. Blain, on the button, called and a player in the blinds folded their option.
turn, his opponent picked up a better two pair. 
river Blain got there with a straight to trump his opponents hand. His opponent, jokingly said ''I had three pair, no wait, four pair!'', with bemusement as Blain raked in the double up.
and Liu continued for 3,500 when checked to. The hijack got out of the way and Beamer raised to 13,000. Liu made the call.
turn, with just 10,500 behind on Beamer's stack, Liu moved all in and Beamer swiftly called. 
river meant she didn't improve with her two pair and open ender, doubling Beamer up.
on the turn came in and Gonzalez jammed his last 5,500 into the pot. 
, Zyad Qasem made it 18,000. Laval then moved all in for 49,000 and Qasem called.
river didn't improve Qasem and Laval doubled in a big way.
Ren Lin had moved all in for around 29,000 chips. He was out of position in the small blind versus the cutoff and button and when he jammed river they both made the fold.
and Mizrachi nailed his straight to take the lead. The 
on the river was a brick and Mizrachi scored the double knockout and all of the chips.
, Vivian Saliba lead from the big blind into the cutoff, for pot, 46,000 chips. The cutoff only had around 50,000 behind and laughed as he folded.