Ivey Eliminated
Shortly after the players returned from dinner break, Phil Ivey busted. He was down to about 2,000 and was unable to work his short stack back up.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #7: $2,500 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$669,300
Entries
291
Level
25
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante:
Photos from the field
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Images from the 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball.
Let's Eat!
With the end of Level 4, the players in Event No. 7 are on a one-hour dinner break.
Not a Good Draw for Lee
Bernard Lee got involved in a hand with an opponent where both players drew two cards after the first draw. Lee's new cards got mixed up with the other player's discards somehow and the other player got two new cards off the top of the deck before Lee got his two new cards. The floor was called and after a long discussion, Lee's opponent was pulled to the side by the floor. He whispered to the floor the cards he threw away and then the floor came back and gave Lee the new cards he was supposed to get that accidentally got mixed up with the other player's discards. Then Lee checked and his opponent bet. Lee called.
On the second draw, both players drew one. Lee checked and his opponent fired. Lee called. On the final draw, Lee drew one and his opponent stood pat. Lee then fired a bet, to which his opponent raised. Lee put in a reraised and then his opponent re-reraised. Lee just called and asked if his opponent made number one. His opponent tabled the 
for numero uno and Lee disgustedly tabled the 
and lost. Lee's down to just 2,300 chips after that confrontation.
Lind Wins One Before the Break
George Lind raised under the gun and Jason Potter three-bet from the cutoff. Lind called and drew two to Potter's one.
Lind liked what he received, check-raising his opponent. Potter called and Lind stood pat. Potter drew one and check-called, with the same action occurring after the third draw.
Lind tabled 
to win the pot and up his stack to 11,000. Potter took a small hit down to 9,500.
O'Brien Trying to Climb Back
Raphael Zimmerman drew three and Dan O'Brien drew two cards on the second draw. Zimmerman then checked and O'Brien bet. Zimmerman called.
On the final draw, Zimmerman drew two and O'Brien drew one. Zimmerman check-folded to a bet from O'Brien, allowing the youngster to move back up to about 7,000.
Filippi Makes the Call with a Pair
After the first draw, Bill Chen checked and Amnon Filippi fired. Chen made the call. Both players then drew one card each. Chen checked and Filippi checked behind. On the final draw, both players again took one apiece. Chen fired and Filippi thought for a second before making the call.
Chen had made a straight and in 2-7 Lowball, straights are bad. He had the . Filippi made a solid call with the , having a pair in his hand. Filippi improved to 15,000 chips while Chen dropped to 8,000.
Giang Gone
Chau Giang was unable to recover from a few early hits and has been eliminated.
Ivey's Stack Shrinking
Phil Ivey has not lost a hand for about an hour, but he has not won any either. He's been playing in the $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shoutout and consequently, his stack has been dwindling. He is down to 3,950.