Action folded over to Fabio Coppola in the small blind and he put out a raise. Andrey Zaichenko made it three bets from the big blind and Coppola four-bet the action right back. Zaichenko five-bet shipped for 78,000 total and Coppola instantly called.
Zaichenko:
Coppola:
The board fell down , giving Coppola a winning set of kings to eliminated Zaichenko from play. He collected $27,033 for his fifth place finish.
Jan Suchanek raised the cutoff and Bryn Kenney made it three bets from the button. The blinds folded and Suchanek called. Suchanek pulled two new cards on the first draw while Kenney opted for just one. Suchanek check-called and bet and the two drew the same number of cards on the second draw. Suchanek check-called once again.
For the final draw, Suchanek received one new card and Kenney stood pat. Action went check-check and Kenney showed for a jack badugi. He took down the pot and now has about 1.22 million in chips.
Fabio Coppola opened with a raise from the button and found calls from Daniel Zack in the small blind and Jan Suchanek in the big blind. Zack and Suchanek picked up two new cards at the draw while Coppola took one. Action checked to Coppola, he fired, and received two calls.
On the second draw, all three players picked up one new card. Action checked around and the trio each took one card one more. Zack bet and both Suchanek and Coppola called.
Coppola rolled over for an eight badugi. Both of his opponents mucked and he was pushed the pot. Coppola now has about 335,000 in chips.
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Daniel Zack cut out a raise from the small blind and Jan Suchanek made it three bets to go from the big blind. Zack four-bet shipped all in for 51,000 total and Suchanek called.
Both players drew two cards on the first draw, one on the second, and one on the third.
Suchanek:
Zack:
Suchanek squeezed out his final card - the - completing his four card bagugi. Zack tabled the , leaving him with a three-card and the second best hand. He was eliminated in fourth place for $40,550 in prize money.
Bryn Kenney brought in with a queen and Jan Suchanek completed with a five showing. Suchanek continued out with a bet on fourth and Kenney called. Kenney had first action on fifth street and took this opportunity to lead out. Suchanek called and both players checked sixth street. Suchanek fired a bet on seventh, Kenney let it go, and Suchanek took down te pot.
Bryn Kenney raised from the button and Jan Suchanek made it three bets from the big blind. Kenney called and the two were off to the draw. Suchanek took two cards while Kenney picked just one new card. Suchanek bet and Kenney called. The second draw saw both players take one card, Suchanek fired again, and Kenney tossed out a call.
On the final draw, each player took one card once more. Suchanek bet and Kenney called, Suchanek showed a winning for a seven badugi. Kenney mucked and Suchanek increased his stack to 660,000.
, giving Coppola a winning set of kings to eliminated Zaichenko from play. He collected $27,033 for his fifth place finish.
for a jack badugi. He took down the pot and now has about 1.22 million in chips.
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, leaving him with a three-card and the second best hand. He was eliminated in fourth place for $40,550 in prize money.
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