With showing, Owais Ahmed bet only to be raised by his unknown opponent, who was showing . Ahmed opted to put in a three-bet, his opponent called and it was off to fifth street. The unknown player proceeded to check-call bets on the rest of the streets and Ahmed rolled over a winner.
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oerockets Owais AhmedPlaying the $2500 @WSOP Razz tonight - the BIGGEST RAZZ tournament IN THE WORLD!!! #wsop18June 08 2012
As we were walking by Table 377, we heard WSOP Circuit Caesars Main Event winner Kevin Calenzo and talkative Sam Grizzle conversing about Twitter.
"There's some donkey on there," Grizzle explained. "It says Sam Grizzle and it damn sure ain't me." Calenzo and the rest of the table got a good laugh before Calenzo had to explain the intricacies of Twitter and Facebook.
Before we left, Grizzle mused, "I wonder how many followers I'd have if I were on there?"
BrettRichey Brett Richey@Mr_BigQueso I am wearing one pink hat. 250 players.. I'm just hating on razz cuz its the cool thing to do, this should be a good eventJune 08 2012
Dan Shak had the low and bet, which was called by both 1983 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Tom McEvoy and an unknown player. McEvoy ended up taking the lead and bet out both the turn and fifth street, before the unknown player bet sixth. Calls were made by all players on every street before all three checked seventh, and McEvoy rolled over the winner.
RealKidPoker Daniel NegreanuMaking the correct life EV decision by skipping the first two levels of the $2500 Razz. Level 3 is 150-300 with 7500 in chips. That's plentyJune 08 2012
Did you know that for two years in a row the man who won this event also went on to win WSOP Player of the Year? We're talking of course about Frank Kassela and Jeff Lisandro in 2010 and 2009 respectively, though we haven't spotted either of those players in today's field.
We caught the action on sixth street when an unknown player and 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event winner Greg Raymer both checked to Scott Fischman, who bet. Two calls ensued and action once again went check-check to Fischman on seventh. He put out another bet, the unknown player folded and Raymer made the call.
showing, Owais Ahmed bet only to be raised by his unknown opponent, who was showing 
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