Way back in the end of May, Cory Zeidman took down Event 4: $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Low 8-or-Better for $201,559 and his first gold bracelet. The man he defeated in heads-up play? None other than Chris Bjorin, who has 63 in-the-money finishes at the WSOP.
Interestingly, both of these men are still alive in today's tournament; what's more, they're actually seated together at Table 434.
Is a rematch in the works? If so, they'd better get busy as both men are sitting with slightly less than average stacks.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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57,000
3,000
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3,000 |
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50,000
13,000
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13,000 |
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while Rasco made an eight-low with 
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when Sung bet 16,500 from under the gun, and the action was on Couden, who was in the cutoff. He tanked for a bit before announcing he was all in. This meant a raise for 40,900 extra chips, and Sung wanted to make sure that was allowed. Couden was really sharp and said the pot was 43,500, and the dealer counted it down. Couden was spot on, and Sung went into the tank.
, Andrew Finkernagel led out for 7,000 from the big blind and action was on Scott Seiver. The latter then thought for a few moments before sliding out a min-raise to 14,000.
