Glick Takes Two Hits in Triple Draw
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2-7 Triple Draw
Jonathan Duhamel raised from under the gun, Michael Glick called in the big blind and then drew three cards. Duhamel took two, and called when Glick led out. On the second draw, Glick took one, Duhamel two, and Glick bet out again. Duhamel raised, and Glick called.
Glick drew one last card on the final draw, Duhamel stood pat, and both players checked.
"Deuces," Glick said, prompting Duhamel to show 
for a ninety-six.
Two hands later, John Hennigan raised in the cutoff and called a three-bet from Glick on the button. Hennigan check-called a bet after he drew two and Glick drew one, and both players drew one on the second draw. Hennigan check-called another bet.
On the final draw, Hennigan took one, Glick stood pat, and Hennigan led out. Glick called, then mucked when Hennigan fanned 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,730,000 | 380,000 |
|
1,670,000 | 5,000 |
|
705,000 | -590,999 |
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for nines and fives, and Duhamel mucked.
, and Song held the 
.
, and the river was the 
. Glick's nines held up, and he busted Song in 14th place.
, Benyamine bet out, and Burkholder called. The 
completed the board, Benyamine bet out again. It was enough to put Burkholder all in, and while he was in the tank he asked the dealer what the next game was to see if it was an ante game.
for a full house.
, and the turn was the 
. Song checked, Benson moved all in for 26,000, and Danzer raised to 90,000. Song folded.
or a heart, but was unable to survive as the 
/ 
) to give him aces up. Cassidy was drawing to two fours to give him a full house, but bricked when he turned over the 
