Stud Games: 3,000-10,000, 10,000-20,000 Limits, 2,000 Ante
...as shown on the WSOP+ app.
...as shown on the WSOP+ app.
Level: 18
Limit Flop: 5,000-10,000, 10,000-20,000 Limits
Stud Games: 3,000-10,000, 10,000-20,000 Limits, 2,000 Ante
The remaining 113 players have been sent on a 15-minute break.
Razz
Daniel Tafur: Qx5x/4x2xKx7x/6x
Joe Brindle: Ax6x/7x3x7x2x/9x
Daniel Tafur completed, Joe Brindle two-bet, and Tafur called. Tafur only had 500 behind, and he tossed in his last chip on fourth street.
After sixth street, Tafur was still drawing live to a seven-five. He received a six to make a seven-six, but Brindle already had a better seven-six as Tafur said his goodbyes.
The following have all been eliminated and will receive $3,017 for their efforts.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Ray Fishman raised in early position. Sachin Bhargava called in the cutoff, and Miguel Rodriguez did so on the button. Andrew Latto came along from the small blind, and the quartet went off to a flop of 2♥8♣K♥.
Fishman bet, and all three opponents called. Fishman also bet the 5♦ turn, but this time Bhargava raised. Rodriguez called, Latto folded, and Fishman called as well.
The remaining trio checked the 2♣ river down. Fishman tabled A♥A♣Q♠J♥ for aces and deuces, winning the high half of the pot.
Bhargava and Rodriguez tabled the same low with A♠8♦4♥3♠ and A♦J♠8♠3♥, and reiceved a quarter of the pot each.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Robert Lauria raised first to act and was called by Bernd Gleissner from directly behind him, Joe Jeffery in the small blind, and Nicolas Milgrom in the big blind for a four-way pot.
Jeffery led out for a bet on the 4♥K♥6♠ flop and was called by Milgrom. Lauria got out of the way and Gleissner raised. Both Jeffery and Milgrom called.
The 10♥ brought three cards to a flush on the turn and Jeffery bet again. Milgrom and Gleissner called.
Jeffery bet a final time on the 7♣ river, which got a call from Milgrom and a fold from Gleissner.
Jeffery turned over A♥Q♦9♥3♦ for the nut flush with a low and Milgrom sent his hand into the muck.
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A slew of eliminations occurred just as hand-for-hand play was announced, which resulted in David Martin being knocked out just shy of the money in 132nd place.
Everyone remaining has secured a minimum $3,107 payday.
Limit Hold'em
David Lin raised under the gun and called when Emmanuel Barcoma three-bet on the button. Lin check-called Barcoma's bets on the 10♣8♦Q♣ flop and J♠ turn before he led out on the A♠ river.
Barcoma snap-folded his hand and lamented the river for quite a while as he saw the chips being shipped to his opponent.