2007 World Series of Poker        
Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV
Official Results

Event #42
Pot-Limit Omaha (High-Low Split)
Buy-In: $1,500
Number of Entries: 687 
Total Prize Money: $937,755
Date of Tournament: June 25-27, 2007

WSOP 2007 Event #42 Final Results

1.
Toronto, ON
$227,454
2.
Athens, GA
$139,725
3.
Elkton, MD
$91,900
4.
Houston, TX
$60,485
5.
Los Angeles, CA
$43,606
6.
Palermo, Italy
$33,759
7.
Orange Beach, AL
$25,319
8.
Biloxi, MS
$18,755
9.
Passau, Germany
$13,597
10.
St. Johns, Canada
$9,049
11.
Tampa, FL
$9,049
12.
Jean Piquette
Quebec, Canada
$9,049
13.
Amarillo, TX
$8,112
14.
Mission, TX
$8,112
15.
Ontario, CANADA
$8,112
16.
Tobi Clark
Modesto, CA
$7,174
17.
Las Vegas, NV
$7,174
18.
New York, NY
$7,174
19.
Austria
$6,236
20.
Tallinn Estonia
$6,236
21.
Aspen, CO
$6,236
22.
Wasilla, AK
$6,236
23.
Montery Park, CA
$6,236
24.
Minnetonka, MN
$6,236
25.
Las Vegas, NV
$6,236
26.
Terry Farmer
Palm Desert, CA
$6,236
27.
Scottsdale, AZ
$6,236
28.
Lafayette Hill, PA
$5,345
29.
Lithuania
$5,345
30.
Leawood, KS
$5,345
31.
Germany
$5,345
32.
Hollywood, FL
$5,345
33.
Brian Saltas
Boise, ID
$5,345
34.
San Jose, CA
$5,345
35.
Netherlands
$5,345
36.
Huntington Station, NY
$5,345
37.
Gregory Giannokostas
Dunwoody, GA
$4,595
38.
Waltham, MA
$4,595
39.
McCallen, TX
$4,595
40.
Switzerland
$4,595
41.
George O'Brien
Aurora, CO
$4,595
42.
Sarasota, FL
$4,595
43.
North Hollywood, CA
$4,595
44.
Phoenix, AZ
$4,595
45.
Sarasota, FL
$4,595
46.
Norma Red Thunder
Oregon City, OR
$3,939
47.
Las Vegas, NV
$3,939
48.
Clayton, NC
$3,939
49.
Hamilton, OH
$3,939
50.
Bellevue, WA
$3,939
51.
United Kingdom
$3,939
52.
Roslyn, NY
$3,939
53.
England
$3,939
54.
Vancouver, Washington
$3,939
55.
Santa Fe, NM
$3,235
56.
Berkeley, CA
$3,235
57.
Chandler, AZ
$3,235
58.
Jeffrey Madsen
Las Vegas, NV
$3,235
59.
Windmere, FL
$3,235
60.
Cesar Ontingco
San Diego, CA
$3,235
61.
Midland, TX
$3,235
62.
Portage, MI
$3,235
63.
Cornelius, NC
$3,235
 

Tournament Notes:

The winner of the $1,500 buy-in Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low championship was Lukasz Dumanski. He is a 24-year-old poker player from Toronto, Ontario (Canada). This was his first WSOP victory.

Dumanski topped a field of 687 entries. He arrived at the final table third in the chip count, behind the chip leader David Bach. He won his victory after pulling away in the late stages of the tournament Bach, who ended-up finishing second. 

This was Dumanski’s third time to cash at the WSOP. Both of his previous in-the-money finishes occurred at the 2005 World Series. First place paid $227,454. He also collected the gold and diamond bracelet, designed and made by luxury watchmaker Corum.

Poker commentator and goodwill ambassador Mike Sexton finished in 17th place. This marked Sexton’s 44th time to cash at the WSOP (ranking 7th on the all-time cashes list). Sexton’s biggest money win was at last year’s Tournament of Champions.

Two-time WSOP gold bracelet winner Bill Chen took 28th place.

Other former WSOP gold bracelet winners who made the money included Chau Giang (47th), David “Devilfish” Ulliot (51st), Surinder Sunar (53rd), Anthony Reategui (57th), and Jeff Madsen (58th).

Jeff Madsen, now aged 22 -- who exploded onto the poker scene last year with two WSOP wins -- has cashed just twice at this year’s World Series. He now has finishes at 25th and a 58th.

This is the first time the World Series of Poker has ever offered a Pot-Limit Omaha High-Low Split tournament. The event attracted 687 entries, certainly the largest turnout ever for a live tournament featuring this game. 

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