World Series of Poker Bracelet winner Matt Grapenthien spent some time in the broadcast booth with Norman Chad and Lon McEachern during the $10,000 HORSE final table broadcast and has joined Chad in the field today.
Grapenthien has a first and a second-place finish in the $10,000 Stud Championship. All of his $574,617 in WSOP cashes are in limit events. He finished 36th in this event in 2015 and will look to best that result this year.
Hold'em
Six players paid a bet to see a 
flop. A player in early position bet, and Marco Johnson raised. Everyone else in the hand folded, and the original aggressor called.
The turn was the 
, Johnson's opponent check-raised a bet, and Johnson called. The 
completed the board on the river, and Johnson called another bet, forced to muck when his opponent tabled 
.
Hold'em
Jon Turner opened and got called by the player in the big blind. Turner's opponent check-called bets each street of the 
board until the river, when both players checked and Turner mucked when his opponent tabled 
.
Level: 2
Limits: 200/400
Ante: 50
Hold'em
Matthew Smith raised in late position and Adam Owen three-bet from the small blind. Smith called.
The flop came 
, and Owen bet. Smith called. The action repeated on the turn, which was the 
, and Owen bet again when the 
paired the board on the river. Smith folded.
There aren't too many huge pots this early in a limit tournament, but here's a fun one worth a mention.
Razz
Marco Johnson: 
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Noaya Kihara: / 
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There was almost no action while the players checked through to seventh street amidst some giggles from the table at the runout for both players. Johnson ended up winning the pot when he showed 
for a ten-low. Kihara could not come close, showing a king in his hand and then mucking.
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