After his rapid resurrection from the graveyard back to the felt, we will be sure to track William's progress to see if his run good from the previous event continues here tonight.
With his proficiency in the game of Limit Hold'em indisputable at this point, there are plenty of reasons for Bardah to believe that defending his title is a good investment, but to hear him tell it, he had a difficult choice on his hands with the Big One for One Drop being played on the same day.
"Yeah, I was gonna play the Big One," Bardah told his tablemates, tongue planted firmly in cheek. "But you know, I thought defending this thing was kind of important, so I stuffed the $100K in my backpack and headed over here."
Despite having dangerous pro Jeff Shulman seated to his left, Bardah is thriving once again in the limit format, and he has already doubled his starting stack midway through the night.
Barry Shulman (Seen Here in Earlier WSOP Play) Has Joined Son Jeff Here on Day 1
With his son Jeff Shulman already spotted among the field, Barry Shulman has made an appearance here on Day 1 of the $2,500 Limit Hold'em Six-Handed event.
Shulman was seen commiserating with Jeff during the last break, and he is currently seated to the left of fellow bracelet winner Michael Moore, after taking the seat formerly occupied by Kenna James.
We just saw Shulman take down a nice pot as well, victimizing fellow pro J.C. Tran in the process.
With the board reading by the turn, Tran called a bet of 400, but Shulman popped it to 800, and the two went to the river () heads up. Tran then checked to Shulman, who claimed the pot with a bet.
With the board reading , Ronnie Bardah called a bet and went heads-up to the turn, which came .
After his opponent slowed down with a check, Bardah took the pot down with his own bet, and he continues to impress in his attempt to defend this Limit Hold'em title.
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by the turn, Tran called a bet of 400, but Shulman popped it to 800, and the two went to the river (
) heads up. Tran then checked to Shulman, who claimed the pot with a bet.
board, David Williams watched his opponent tap the table, and he fired out a bet to win the small pot.
, Ronnie Bardah called a bet and went heads-up to the turn, which came 
.