Event #29: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Day 2 | 2018 World Series of Poker

06-14-2018 17:04 UTC-7

Wang Bests Wagner

[user270022]

Level 13 : 800/1,500, 0 ante

Cody Wagner made it two bets from the cutoff and Yong Wang defended his big blind. Both players drew two and Wang check-called.

Wang drew one and Wagner stood pat. After another check-call by Wang, he patted forcing Wagner to break and draw one himself. Both checked and Wang tabled an to win the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Cody Wagner	84,000	7,400
Yong Wang	40,000	-1,000

Tags: Yong Wang Cody Wagner

06-14-2018 16:46 UTC-7

Bell Busts Lipiner; The Bubble Approaches

Will Shillibier

Level 13 : 800/1,500, 0 ante

Jason Lipiner was all in before the first draw for his last 6,000. Both he and David Bell drew one all the way with both players' hands looking as follows:

Jason Lipiner:
David Bell:

Bell announced and Lipiner flipped his last card which was a and he was eliminated.

Player	Chips	Progress
David Bell	53,000	7,000
Jason C Lipiner	Busted

Tags: David Bell Jason Lipiner

06-14-2018 16:42 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Daniel Ospina	110,000	-8,000
Cody Wagner	98,000	-7,000
David Pham	96,000	14,000
Hanh Tran	87,000	59,600
Oscar Johansson	76,000	30,000
Brian Hastings	68,000	12,000
Aliaksei Boika	66,000	26,000
Chris Vitch	60,000	60,000
Shaun Deeb	55,000	33,500
Ajay Chabra	51,000	20,000
Timothy Frazin	45,000	8,700
David Prociak	25,000	2,000

Bach Busts to Hastings

Will Shillibier

Level 13 : 800/1,500, 0 ante

Sardor Gaziev raised on the button. David Bach raised all in for 4,100 from the small blind. Brian Hastings called from the big blind, as did Gaziev.

The three players each drew two. Hastings check-called a bet from Gaziev. Bach drew two again on the second draw, with the other two players drawing one. Again, Hastings check-called a bet.

On the final draw Bach and Gaziev each drew one, while Hastings stood pat. Both players checked.

"Nine," said Gaziev.

"Nine-what?" replied Hastings.

"A really bad nine," said Gaziev. Hastings showed and that was good enough to take down the side pot. Bach was drawing live with but he turned over a and was eliminated just short of the money.

Player	Chips	Progress
Brian Hastings	56,000	46,900
Sardor Gaziev	47,000	12,900
David Bach	Busted

Tags: Brian Hastings David Bach Sardor Gaziev

06-14-2018 16:32 UTC-7

Shots From Around the Room

[user270022]

Courtesy of Jayne Furman.

06-14-2018 16:29 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Brian Tate	120,000	-11,000
David "ODB" Baker	110,000	5,000
Jared Bleznick	95,000	23,000
Christian Calcano	74,000	-2,000
Scott Milkey	67,000	34,000
John Bunch	66,000	9,000
Frank Kassela	55,000	18,000
Alessio Isaia	50,000	15,000
Jon Turner	40,000	13,900
Hernan Salazar	30,000	-3,500
Allen Kessler	30,000	21,200
Adam Friedman	27,000	-11,000
Abdel Hamid	14,500	7,300

Wagner Takes From Prociak

Will Shillibier

Level 13 : 800/1,500, 0 ante

Cody Wagner was in the big blind, and David Prociak under the gun, and both drew two. Wagner checked and Prociak bet. Wagner raised and Prociak called.

Wagner stood pat and Prociak drew one. Prociak called a bet from Wagner and Wagner stood pat again, with Prociak again drawing one.

Both players checked and Wagner showed to win the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Cody Wagner	105,000	7,600
David Prociak	23,000	-11,000

Tags: Cody Wagner David Prociak

Level: 13

Blinds: 800/1,500

Ante: 0

06-14-2018 16:01 UTC-7

First Break of the Day

[user270022]

Level 12 : 600/1,200, 0 ante

The first two levels are in the books and the players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

06-14-2018 15:59 UTC-7

Yockey Eliminated by Jensen

Will Shillibier

Level 12 : 600/1,200, 0 ante

Bryce Yockey's rollercoaster of a day has come to an end. Coming back with 12,400 he was down to around 3,000 before heading back to 25,000. However, his fortunes turned and he was all in for around 3,000 against Randolph Jensen.

Jensen drew two and Yockey drawing one. Jensen then drew one on both the two remaining draws, with Yockey standing pat.

Yockey showed and Jensen . Jensen drew a on the final draw to complete his seven, and sent Yockey to the rail.