$570 Big Stack Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max (Single Re-Entry)
Level 18: 4,000/8,000

The heads up match didn’t last very long with Charles Sinn picking up the majority of pots. After two dozen hands, Sinn had Joel Harwood all-in after the with Joel Harwood’s against .

Sinn was ahead with bottom two wrap draw before the turn and river blanked to give Sinn the win while Harwood was forced to settle for the runner-up position.

$570 Big Stack Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max (Single Re-Entry)
Level 18: 4,000/8,000

Dmitriy Vernitskiy was riding the short stack most of the final table but was entertaining his tablemates. It all came to an end for him in a family pot. Sinn bet enough after the flop to cover Vernitskiy and it was called. Joel Harwood let his hand go and Sinn shrugged while getting a small rebate on his bet.

He was drawing with against Vernitskiy’s . The gave Sinn 11 outs for the KO and one of them hit the river for straight over straight win to send Vernitskiy out in 3rd.

“Use a good picture of me,” he joked as he walked to the payout desk.

$570 Big Stack Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max (Single Re-Entry)
Level 18: 4,000/8,000

Jeffrey Palarino was very active at the final table but was silenced by Joel Harwood. The board read when Harwood bet the pot.

“How much is it?” Palarino asked. When he heard 168,000 from the dealer, he said he didn’t have that much. Still he called with the wrap against Harwood’s Aces up/flush draw . The completed the straight but flushed Harwood to send Palarino out in 4th place for $4,293.

$570 Big Stack Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max (Single Re-Entry)
Level 17: 3,000/6,000

Charles Sinn kept up the pressure after knocking out Ricardo Nakamura and was soon back in action. Just a few hands later he had Darius Studdar all-in after the flop.

Sinn tabled for the Jack-high straight against Studdard’s set of Tens . Studdard needed to pair the board to stay alive but missed as it ran out and to send him out in 5th place for $3,222.

$570 Big Stack Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max (Single Re-Entry)
Level 17: 3,000/6,000

Action didn’t go crazy between Ricardo Nakamura and Charles until the dealer put out the flop. Then both players got the chips in the middle. Nakamura was ahead with bottom two against .

Nakamura improved his two pair on the turn but Sinn came behind for a straight thanks to the river. It took Nakamura a second to realize he tournament was down in 6th place for $2,480.

$570 Big Stack Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max (Single Re-Entry)
Level 17: 3,000/6,000

Now that the Championship has bagged up for the night, we can move to some coverage of the tournaments on the outer tables.

The $570 PLO 6-Max tournament quickly played down to a final table and there are six players around with a shot at a trophy.

Seat 1: Jeffery Palarino
Seat 2: Darius Studdard
Seat 3: Charles Sinn
Seat 4: Ricardo Nakamura
Seat 5: Dimitriy Vernitskiy
Seat 6: Joel Harwood

1st: $12,128
2nd: $8,217
3rd: $5,369
4th: $4,293
5th: $3,222
6th: $2,480