$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 19: 4,000/8,000
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 8 of 110

John Cernuto raised to 20,000 from under the gun and Vitaliy Neyman three-bet to 72,000 from the cutoff. Cernuto called and they were heads-up to a flop of .

Cernuto checked and Neyman potted it, Cernuto moved the rest of his chips into the middle and was all in for 170,000. Neyman called.

Neyman showed and was in deep trouble against Cernuto’s .

Cernuto flopped trip fives, the nut low draw and a wrap against Neyman’s aces. The turn was the and the river was the . Cernuto won the pot and takes a huge chip lead.

John Cernuto – 484,000
Vitaliy Neyman – 34,000

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 18: 3,000/6,000
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 8 of 110

Matt Edge raised to 15,000 from middle position and JT Gold defended his big blind.

The flop was and both players checked to the turn card. Gold checked again, Edge bet and Gold quickly folded.

Edge mucked his hand and took the pot just before the end of the level and the start of the first break of the final table.

Matt Edge – 165,000
JT Gold – 125,000

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 17: 2,500/5,000
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 8 of 110

On the next hand after Errorl Massey busted in 10th, Vitaliy Neyman was stacking more chips and Matt Bianchini was heading to the payout desk.

Bianchini busted in ninth place for $990 and Neyman extended his chip lead.

Vitaliy Neyman – 270,000
Matt Bianchini – Eliminated 

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 17: 2,500/5,000
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 9 of 110

Errol Massey was all in in the big blind for 2,500.  Matt Edge limped in from middle position, John Cernuto limped in from the hijack, Joel Harwood limped in from the cutoff and JT Gold completed from the small blind.

The flop was and everybody checked to the turn card. Action checked to Harwood, who bet 5,000. Gold called, Edge called and Cernuto folded.

The river was the and all three players checked. Harwood announced ‘three fives,’ but Gold showed , giving him a six-high straight and Edge took the other half with , giving him the nut low.

Massey showed , good for top set, and hit the rail in 10th place for $875.

JT Gold – 120,000
Matt Edge – 135,000
Errol Massey – Eliminated 

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 17: 2,500/5,000
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 10 of 110

Errol Massey potted it from middle position and Claudangelo Beaudouin re-potted it from the small blind, getting all in for 23,000. Massey called and the cards were tabled.

Beaudouin showed and was up against Massey’s .

“Fair enough,” said Massey as the dealer began to run out the board.

The board ran out and Beaudouin scooped the whole pot with aces and jacks, leaving Massey with less than a small blind.

Claudangelo Beaudouin – 51,000
Errol Massey – 2,000

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 17: 2,500/5,000
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 10 of 110

With 10 players remaining in the $360 pot-limit Omaha hi-lo event, the clock has been paused and the players are redrawing for seats at the unofficial final table.

With one more elimination, the final nine players will be credited with making the official final table. Everybody is guaranteed a cash of at least $875 and the eventual winner takes home $9,897.

Here is a look at the seating arrangement and chip counts for the final 10 players:

Seat 1: Errol Massey – 25,000
Seat 2: Vitaliy Neyman – 225,000
Seat 3: Matt Bianchini – 46,000
Seat 4: Eric von Guttenberg – 132,500
Seat 5: Claudangelo Beaudouin – 23,000
Seat 6: Matt Edge – 135,000
Seat 7: John Cernuto – 92,000
Seat 8: Joel Harwood – 215,000
Seat 9: Lee Jordan – 150,000
Seat 10: JT Gold – 80,000

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Level 14: 1,200/2,400
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 15 of 110

After a brutal beat where Matt Edge hit made quad kings against quad nines on a board, the pot-limit Omaha hi-lo event is down to 15 players and on the bubble.

They are now playing hand-for-hand until one more player hits the rail, at which point, the final 14 players will be in the money and on the verge of a final table.

Yesterday, it was Pete Walsworth who made back-to-back final tables, after winning the $360 Omaha hi-lo and finishing fourth in the $360 HORSE.

Today, it’s John Cernuto and Joel Harwood looking to accomplish the same. Harwood and Cernuto both made yesterday’s HORSE final table. Cernuto finished second and Harwood bowed out in seventh.

They are both still alive in today’s event and just a few spots away from making consecutive final tables. Aside from a final table, a simple cash would put Cernuto just one cash behind Men Nguyen for the lead on the all-time cash list.

John Cernuto – 56,000
Joel Harwood – 140,000

$360 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
End of Level 12: 800/1,600
Structure | Payouts
Players Remaining: 20 of 110

The final 20 players have taken a 40-minute dinner break and cards will be back in the air around 7:10 p.m.

Alayne Zeto took the chip lead into the dinner break, sitting with 116,900 in chips. Neyman Vitaliy is right behind her with 115,700. They are the only two players above the 100,000-chip mark.

Here are a look at the rest of the top stacks:

Alayne Zeto – 116,900
Neyman Vitaliy – 115,700
Claudangelo Beaudoin – 90,000
Sean Esposito – 84,000
Eric Gottenberg – 82,500
Joel Harwood – 70,000

The top 14 players will finish in the money for at least $776 and when they return, blinds will be 1,000/2,000

2018 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open 
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 
Hollywood, FL
Event 4
$360 Pot Limit Omaha/8 (Re-Entry)
Entries: 110
Prize Pool: $33,000
August 4, 2018 

Registration closed on Event 4 and it locked in with 110 entries creating a prize pool worth $33,000. The last 14 spots will be paid with a min-cash banking $776 and the Event 4 champ walking away with $9,897 plus the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open trophy.

1st: $9,897
2nd: $6,105
3rd: $3,663
4th: $2,393
5th: $1,848
6th: $1,518
7th: $1,287
8th: $1,122
9th: $990
10th – 12th: $875
13th – 14th: $776

$360 Pot Limit Omaha/8 (Re-Entry)
Structure
Level 9: 400/800
Players Remaining: 36 of 110

Registration is now closed for the Pot Limit Omaha/8 event with an unofficial 110 entries. That beats the numbers from the Poker Showdown a few months ago and continues the early trend of great turnouts.

We will publish the prize pool and payout information as soon as it is available.

There are only four tables remaining and Eric Von Guttenberg has a healthy lead. He returned from break to a 97,000 stack with Phil Hui sitting to his left in the 1-seat.