$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 26: 40,000/80,000 blinds with 80,000/160,000 limits
Remaining Players: 1 of 92
Adam Lieberman
The final two players decided to chop to bring Event 5 to a close after the ICM awarded Rudolf “Adam” Schwartz $7,915 thanks to his stack of 1,285,000 that was ahead of the 1,040,000 held by Adam Lieberman who received $7,505 from the agreement.
The two players then flipped for the trophy in a final hand that they played all-in blind to just the high hand. Lieberman held on the button against the of Schwartz from the small blind with the final board reading . That meant that Lieberman took home the tournament title and PokerAtlas Tour trophy. Congrats to our new champion!
Here is a look at the final results for the tournament:
1st: Adam Lieberman – $7,505
2nd: Rudolf “Adam” Schwartz – $7,915
3rd: Dennis Axel – $3,640
4th: Thomas Eaglestaff – $2,350
5th: Paul Kim – $1,820
6th: Keith Sanders – $1,440
7th: Mohammad Jazayeri – $1,210
8th: Kao Saechao – $1,060
9th: David Levi – $960
10th: Denis Nesterenko – $880
11th: Robert Wirth – $820
12th: Wesley Gronhovd – $760
$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 26: 40,000/80,000 blinds with 80,000/160,000 limits
Remaining Players: 2 of 92
After an extended three-handed battle with multiple chops and doubles, Dennis Axel was forced to get all in super short preflop with in the hole from the button.
Both Adam Lieberman on the small blind, and Rudolf Schwartz on the big blind called to cover him before they checked down a board dealt before Lieberman bet 160,000. Schwartz called before the river delivered the .
Schwartz led for 160,000 this time around, and Lieberman thought for a moment before folding.
Schwartz revealed to win the hand, and Axel was eliminated in third place for a payday worth $3,640 in prize money. Schwartz held 1,285,000 after the hand before the start of heads-up play against Lieberman and his stack of 1.04 million.
Rudolf Schwartz – 1,285,000 (16 bb)
Adam Lieberman – 1,040,000 (13 bb)
Dennis Axel – Eliminated in Third Place ($3,640)
$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 19: 10,000/15,000 blinds with 15,000/30,000 limits
Remaining Players: 8 of 92
Thomas Eaglestaff leads the way with a stack of 875,000, and behind him are Dennis Axel (650,000) and Rudolf Schwartz (445,000) rounding out the top three.
$400 NLHE Mystery Bounty Flight B $150,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 15: 4,000/8,000 with a 8,000 ante
Remaining Players: 7 of 61
Jonathan Opas
Flight B has come to a close at the PokerAtlas Tour Mystery Bounty at Resorts World in Las Vegas with action wrapping up in Level 15 with 2:11 remaining on the tournament clock. Donggun leads the remaining players with a stack worth 574,000. Others in the top three include Jonathan Opas (pictured – 455,000) and Steven Merwin (295,000). The final seven players advanced to Day 2 on Thursday from a field of 61 entries, and every player remaining is now in the money. You can check out the final counts for the flight right here.
$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 20: 10,000/20,000 blinds with 20,000/40,000 limits
Remaining Players: 9 of 92
The field is down to the final nine in Event 5, and here is a look at where they drew new seats for the final table. They will play down to a winner tonight.
Seat 1: Paul Kim
Seat 2: Mohammad Jazayeri
Seat 3: Thomas Eaglestaff
Seat 4: Dennis Axel
Seat 5: David Levi
Seat 6: Kao Saechao
Seat 7: Adam Lieberman
Seat 8: Rudolf Schwartz
Seat 9: Keith Sanders
$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 19: 10,000/15,000 blinds with 15,000/30,000 limits
Remaining Players: 11 of 92
Joseph Walters leads the way again with a stack of 249,000, and close behind him are Donggun Kim (242,000) and Steven Merwin (229,000) rounding out the top three.
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$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 15: 3,000/6,000 blinds with 6,000/12,000 limits
Remaining Players: 23 of 92
Thomas Eaglestaff leads the way again with a stack of 240,000, and close behind him are Mohammad Jazayeri (188,000) and Kevin Erickson (147,000) rounding out the top three.
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$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 12: 1,500/3,000 blinds with 3,000/6,000 limits
Remaining Players: 40 of 92
Kao Saechao leads the way again with a stack of 117,000, and close behind him are Mohammad Jazayeri (106,000) and Eliahu Balas (105,000) rounding out the top three.
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Registration is now closed with the final 12 players cashing later tonight, and then playing down to our next champion. Here is a look at the payout structure:
$400 Omaha 8OB Structure
Level 9: 1,000/1,500 blinds with 1,500/3,000 limits
Remaining Players: 63 of 92
Kao Saechao leads the way early with a stack of 82,000, and close behind him are Mohammad Jazayeri (72,000) and Sotheara Mom (68,500) rounding out the top three.
Click here to check out the full chip counts from the break.
Registration is now closed with the final 12 players cashing later tonight, and then playing down to our next champion. Here is a look at the payout structure:
$400 NLHE Mystery Bounty Flight A $150,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 10: 1,000/2,000 with a 2,000 ante
Remaining Players: 31 0f 82
Melanie Pettard leads the way after the last break with a stack of 151,000, and close behind her are Alexander Borukhovich (131,500) and Xiang Zou (109,000) rounding out the top three.
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Hal Pollock leads the way early with a stack of 55,000, and close behind him are Kevin Zhang (45,300) and Kao Saechao (42,300) rounding out the top three.
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Cards are in the air for the Omaha 8OB event here at the Resorts World Poker Room in Las Vegas. The PokerAtlas Tour series will be offering some mixed games during the next couple of days on the schedule.
on the button against the 
of Schwartz from the small blind with the final board reading 
. That meant that Lieberman took home the tournament title and PokerAtlas Tour trophy. Congrats to our new champion!
in the hole from the button.
before Lieberman bet 160,000. Schwartz called before the river delivered the 
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to win the hand, and Axel was eliminated in third place for a payday worth $3,640 in prize money. Schwartz held 1,285,000 after the hand before the start of heads-up play against Lieberman and his stack of 1.04 million.
