Greg Merson and Keith Lehr returned on Day 4 of the $10,000 NLHE Six-Handed event to play heads-up and decide the fate of the championship title, after they failed to finish the final table on Day 3.
Gregory Merson: 9,835,000
Keith Lehr: 4,380,000
They did not leave much time or space for sophisticated tactics, however: they shoved already in the very first hand. Merson opened to 280,000 (Level 31: 15,000/60,000/120,000), Lehr 3-bet 915,000, Merson pushed all-in and Lehr called.
Merson:
K 9
Lehr:A 
Q
Board:
T 9 
T Q J
Merson won the tournament with a straight for his first ever bracelet.
Greg Merson
The end results are as follows:
The 3-handed play resumed on Event Day 4 of the $3,000 Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Low Split 8-or-Better tournament.
Roch Cousineau: 2,320,000
Viacheslav Zhukov: 1,550,000
Chris Bell: 580,000
They kicked off on Level 28 (30,000/60,000) and shortstack Chris Bell was eliminated soon by Viacheslav Zhukov’s flopped two pairs.
Viacheslav Zhukov: 2,950,000
Roch Cousineau: 1,800,000
Roch Cousineau could grab the lead but Zhukov came back and started the final hand with a major edge on Level 30 (50,000/100,000). He raised preflop to 250,000, Cousineau shoved with his remaining 755,000 and Zhukov called.
Zhukov:A 5 J 2
Cousineau:A A T 9
Board:4 2 5 K 8
Flopping yet another two pairs, Zhukov won the event.
Viacheslav Zhukov
The end results are as follows:
Gregory Merson: 9,835,000
Keith Lehr: 4,380,000
They did not leave much time or space for sophisticated tactics, however: they shoved already in the very first hand. Merson opened to 280,000 (Level 31: 15,000/60,000/120,000), Lehr 3-bet 915,000, Merson pushed all-in and Lehr called.
Merson:
K 9 Lehr:
A Q Board:
T 9 T Q J Merson won the tournament with a straight for his first ever bracelet.
Greg Merson
The end results are as follows:
The 3-handed play resumed on Event Day 4 of the $3,000 Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Low Split 8-or-Better tournament.
Roch Cousineau: 2,320,000
Viacheslav Zhukov: 1,550,000
Chris Bell: 580,000
They kicked off on Level 28 (30,000/60,000) and shortstack Chris Bell was eliminated soon by Viacheslav Zhukov’s flopped two pairs.
Viacheslav Zhukov: 2,950,000
Roch Cousineau: 1,800,000
Roch Cousineau could grab the lead but Zhukov came back and started the final hand with a major edge on Level 30 (50,000/100,000). He raised preflop to 250,000, Cousineau shoved with his remaining 755,000 and Zhukov called.
Zhukov:
A 5 J 2 Cousineau:
A A T 9 Board:
4 2 5 K 8 Flopping yet another two pairs, Zhukov won the event.
Viacheslav Zhukov
The end results are as follows:
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