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Level 17
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2021 World Series of Poker
Event #23: $1,500 Eight Game Mix 6-Handed
Day: 2
Event Info
2021 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$646,140
Total Entries
484
Level
32
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
144
Players Left
10
Players Left 1 / 484
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Level 17
No Limit Hold'em
On a completed board of 
, Matthew Glantz fired out a river bet of 16,500 chips into James Newberry and Schuyler Thornton, prompting Newberry to fold and sending Thrornton into the tank. He eventually opted to call and quickly mucked when Glantz tabled 
for two pair queens and tens, and Glantz was awarded the pot.
Level 17
Seven Card Stud
David Williams: 
Gregory Jamison: 
David Williams bet the entire way and Gregory Jamison called down to seventh street.
"Aces up," Williams announced as he turned over 
while also pairing one of his face-up cards to win the pot.
Level 17
Limit Hold'em
Yuri Dzivielevski and Brandon Bergin were involved in a blind versus blind confrontation. Bergin bet from the small blind on the 
flop and Dzivielevski called from the big blind.
Bergin continued betting on the 
turn and Dzivielevski called. He led out for a third time when the river came , but this time Dzivielevski folded.
Level 17
Pot-Limit Omaha
Felipe Ramos (button), Vasu Amarapu (small blind), and Ken Aldridge (cutoff) each put in 7,000 on a flop of 
. When the 
came on the turn, action checked to Ramos who bet 18,000.
Amarapu quickly folded, but Aldridge went into the tank for nearly two minutes. He cut out the chips to call and looked back at his hand before sliding his cards forward to the dealer.
"I have queens one time," Ramos said.
"I had one of them, did you have two more," Aldridge asked.
Level 17
Level 17
Pot-Limit Omaha
Matt Szymaszek raised from the cutoff and both Michael Mizrachi and Dominick Sarle called from the blinds.
When action checked to Szymaszek on the 
flop, he bet 12,000 and Mizrachi called. Sarle then announced pot and was all in for his last 45,000.
Szymaszek thought about it for a moment before folding, but Mizrachi called. "Do you have a set?," Sarle asked.
"No, but I have a flush draw," Mizrachi said as he turned over 
. Sarle showed 
for a set of fours.
Mizrachi didn't hit his flush, but the 
turn and river gave him a straight to win the pot and knock out Sarle.
Level 17
Stud 8 or Better
The action was discovered on the river as Brett Shaffer had smooth called a single raise and tabled /
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for quad aces. Shaking his head in disbelief with a smile, he stated how the odds of getting quads and his literal hand of quads did not fully register; or obviously he would have raised.
With that pot Shaffer chipped up to 215,000 chips.
Level 17
Omaha 8 or Better
Brett Shaffer raised from early position before Brett Richey potted to 17,400 from the small blind. Shaffer called, then called when Richey moved in on a flop of .
Brett Richey: 
Brett Shaffer: 
The on the turn gave Shaffer a flush, and Richey made his exit when the river came .
Level: 17
Limit Flop/Draw:
Small blind: 2500
Big blind: 5000 Limits: 5000-10000
Stud Games:
Ante: 1000
Bring-in: 2000
Complete: 5000
Limits: 5000-10000
No-Limit Ante: 3600
Pot-Limit Ante 2400
Small blind: 1200
Big blind: 2400
