Woods Doubles Through Miller
Level 15
: 6,000/12,000, 0 ante
Badugi
James Woods gave Ryan Miller a speech about how the last time they were in this spot, Woods sniffed out a bluff, then said he was all in over a bet after the second draw. Woods said it was less than a raise. Miller put in enough to call and both players patted.
"Eight," Miller said.
"Five!" Woods responded, slamming down 
and then high-fiving a friend on the rail.
As it turned out once the chips were counted, Woods actually had slightly more than a raise, by 1,200. The tournament supervisor ruled to accept the action and made Miller match Woods' full stack, much to the chagrin of Miller.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
122,500
-42,500
|
-42,500 |
|
||
|
80,500
46,500
|
46,500 |
and Bach was eliminated.
on the felt. Matusow tossed his last 10,900 in after two checks, and Batow called. Makarov repotted to 95,500 and Batow tanked awhile and called.
for a four-two low and aces up. Batow had 
for an eight-low and seven-dugi, and Turner and Zinno mucked.
and Makarov scooped his draw card into his hand and didn't have a chance to reveal his draw.
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for a lock on the badugi half and a draw to a better low. He got there with the 
against James Woods who held 
.
and Woods eliminated Berman early here on Day 2.