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Keith Lehr Doubles Through Koray Aldemir

Keith Lehr raised to 9,000 under the gun and Koray Aldemir potted from the big blind to 31,500. Lehr called, and after the dealer spread the [5dJd5h] flop, Aldemir led out for 70,000. Lehr announced he was all in for 137,500, and Aldemir called. Lehr: [KcKhTh5c] Aldemir: [AsAhTs7d] The turn and river landed the [Qh]

Jonathan Depa Takes it on the Turn

Keith Lehr opened to 3,000 in the cutoff and Alex Foxen called on the button. Jonathan Depa and Kristen Bicknell call from the blinds, and the flop lands [Js5d3c] and action checks round. The turn is the [Ac], and action checks to Foxen who bets 6,500. Depa check-raises to 27,000, and after

Three Jacks for Keith Lehr

Keith Lehr raised to 3,500 from under the gun and Jonathan Depa called on the button, as did chip leader Maxx Coleman in the big blind. The flop landed [2dQhJc] and Coleman checked to Lehr who continued for 8,000. Depa and Coleman folded, and Lehr tabled his [AhAs]. Lehr scooped in the pot,

Keith Lehr Picks Up $25,000 Pot Limit Omaha Title on PokerGO

Pot Limit Omaha took center stage on PokerGO today and Keith Lehr won the $25,000 event to pick up $333,000. Lehr opened the final table with the unenviable task of defeating Poker Masters points leader Brandon Adams, who started the day as the chip leader. https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1039242247793913858 The only PLO event on the