$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 20: 5,000/10,000
Players Remaining: 5 of 89

Six-handed play went on for a couple levels before Drew Epstein was eliminated in sixth place for $1,268. With five players left, the chip counts have changed quite a bit.

Brad Ruben, who was one of the shorter stacks six-handed, is now the chip leader with 300,000. Joel Harwood, who was the chip leader, is now the short stack with 97,000.

Here’s how the rest of the counts look:

Dave Brooker – 193,000
Zack Milchman – 155,000
Alexander Orlov – 145,000

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 18: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 6 of 89

Joel Harwood raised to 15,000 from the cutoff and Drew Epstein defended his big blind.

The flop was and Epstein checked. Harwood bet 25,000 and Epstein called. They both checked the turn card and the came on the river.

Epstein checked and Harwood bet 25,000. Epstein calls. Harwood tabled , giving him a jack-high flush, and Epstein mucked his hand.

Harwood took the pot and the chip lead, still with six players remaining.

Joel Harwood – 252,000
Drew Epstein – 90,000

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 16: 2,000/4,000
Players Remaining: 6 of 89

Dave Brooker raised from under the gun and was called by Drew Epstein in the small blind and Alexander Orlov in the big blind.

All three players checked a flop of and the came on the turn. Epstein and Orlov both check again. Brooker bets 20,000, Epstein calls and Orlov moved all in for about 90,000.

Brooker tanks for a couple minutes before folding and Epstein quickly folds as well.

“I folded top set,” said Brooker.

Orlov didn’t respond and he took the pot.

Alexander Orlov – 150,000
Dave Brooker – 180,000

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 15: 1,500/3,000
Players Remaining: 6 of 89

Over the last couple of levels, there have been several casualties in the $360 pot-limit Omaha. What was recently a 10-player field is down to its final six.

Mihails Morozovs hit the rail in 10th ($774), Brian Guzman fell in 9th ($847), Stefan Lindqvist was eliminated in 8th ($935) and Michael Daniel finished in 7th ($1,068).

While those four were eliminated, three players have risen above the rest. Dave Brooker leads the pack with 205,000, but is followed closely behind by Joel Harwood with 200,000 and Drew Epstein with 180,000.

The final six players are guaranteed at least $1,268.

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 15: 1,500/3,000
Players Remaining: 10 of 89

The fourth event of the series has reached its final 10 players and they have redrawn for seats at the unofficial final table. With one more elimination, the final nine players will be credited with making an official final table.

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

Seat 1: Brad Ruben – 128,500
Seat 2: Zack Milchman – 83,000
Seat 3: Drew Epstein – 157,000
Seat 4: Alexander Orlov – 109,500
Seat 5: Brian Guzman – 61,000
Seat 6: Dave Brooker – 39,500
Seat 7: Joel Harwood – 149,000
Seat 8: Michael Daniel – 60,500
Seat 9: Stefan Lundqvist – 65,000
Seat 10: Mihails Morozovs – 40,000

Here are the remaining payouts:

1st: $8,471
2nd: $5,073
3rd: $3,204
4th: $2,069
5th: $1,602
6th: $1,268
7th: $1,068
8th: $935
9th: $847
10th: $774

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 10: 400/800
Players Remaining: 27 of 89

The official payout numbers were released for the Pot Limit Omaha event and it drew 89 entries to create a prize pool worth $26,700.

The final 12 players will divide up the prize pool with a min-cash banking $668 and the PLO champ earning $8,471 along with the trophy and custom-framed winner’s photo courtesy of IMPDI.

Event 4 payouts:

1st: $8,471
2nd: $5,073
3rd: $3,204
4th: $2,069
5th: $1,602
6th: $1,268
7th: $1,068
8th: $935
9th: $847
10th: $774
11th: $721
12th: $668

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 9: 400/800
Players Remaining: 30 of 89

Pot Limit Omaha players are back in their seats after the second break and registration is now closed. The tournament drew 89 entries to beat last year’s field for a tough group of PLO grinders. We will post the prize pool and payouts as soon as they are official.

Stefan Lundvist returned to the biggest stack and his 71,000 has him in prime position for a deep run. Other players still in the game include Joel Harwood (68,000), Zachary Milchman (42,100), Joey Alegria (21,000), Michael Rosenberg (36,200), and Matthew Silva (20,800).

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 8: 300/600
Total Entries: 83

The Pot Limit Omaha tournament reached Level 8 and players have less than one hour to make their way down for some PLO action. The field is only four entries short of topping last year’s turnout and we should get there with the pace of play in the action-heavy game.

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 5: 200/300
Total Entries: 65

The Pot Limit Omaha event is on its first break of the day an hour after the Ultimate Re-Entry took their breather. They have 65 entries in the mix so far with a chance to reach last year’s numbers.

Seminole Hard Rock Tampa poker ambassador Wally Maddah had a decision to make today. Since he already advanced to Day 2 of the Ultimate Re-Entry event, he could take another shot to pick up a $2,500 Multi-stack award for a second stack or sit down in the PLO game. A variant that he says he does not have a ton of experience playing.

Maddah chose PLO and he might be understating his abilities. He booked a PLO tournament win during the 2013 Fall Tampa Bay Poker Open, made the final table of the 2016 SHRPO PLO event, and finished eighth in the WSOP Circuit PLO event here in September.

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet
Level 2: 50/100
Total Entries: 38

The Pot Limit Omaha game is slowly building while the ballroom across the hall is packed with Ultimate Re-Entry players. We mentioned Michael Newman, defending champ, and his exploits in the non-hold’em games.

David Prociak knows a little something about those games as well. The 2016 SHRP Player of the Year has eight tournament wins with only one in a No Limit Hold’em tournament. Six of those came in Pot Limit Omaha including his first WSOP Circuit ring here in September. Prociak holds a Stud Hi/Lo WSOP bracelet from the summer of 2016 and four major SHRP PLO trophies.

Like Newman, Prociak also captured titles in three straight series including two PLO titles during the 2017 WPT Seminole Hard Rock Lucky Hearts Poker Open.