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Pot-Limit Omaha
Back in 2011, Brian Rast won this very event for his second bracelet that summer. Rast was one of several former champs returning to action today, but like Matthew Ashton, Scotty Nguyen and two-time champ Michael Mizrachi, he finds himself watching from the rail.
In what would be his final hand, Jason Mercier opened for 4,800 and Rast three-bet to 15,000. Mercier responded with a pot-sized four bet to 48,600, Rast called, and the flop came down 
. Mercier, who had the big stack, simply bet pot and Rast called off for his last 82,000.
Mercier: 
Rast: 
Rast had a pair of sixes with a straight draw, while Mercier held aces. The 
turn gave Rast an added flush draw, but the red eight on the river failed to help him. Mercier's aces held and he sent Rast to the rail, which leaves 2009 $50,000 Poker Players' Champion David Bach as the last former winner remaining in the field.
. After Lehr checked, Ivey bet, and then Lehr check-raised. Ivey called.
, and bother players checked to see the 
, Ivey tabled the 
for a rivered pair of aces and he won the pot.
, the action checked to Yockey, and he bet 9,600. Clements and Lehr folded, Ivey bet the pot (60,000), and Steicke folded. Yockey considered the bet for bit, and then he folded as well.
