Kelsall Avoids Split
Level 3
: 200/400, 0 ante
Stud Hi-Lo
Andrew Kelsall had paired aces on fourth street and he was facing Joseph Haddad whose board showed two low cards when the action was caught on fifth street. Both players were in for a bet and Kelsall fired his Broadway-heavy board on sixth, seeing Haddad pairing a four. Kelsall got called and the river was checked as Haddad shook his head, having bricked his low draw.
Kelsall: 
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Haddad: 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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12,500 | 1,500 |
saw Ware fire on every street and he earned calls all the way to the end where he showed the best hand with 
flop where Bradley Smith checked from the small blind. Jeff Madsen checked from under the gun and the third player fired 1,000. Smith responded with a check-raise to 3,400 and Madsen paused for a while before leaving the contest. Smith's raise had just covered the third players' stack and he called for the rest so the cards were turned up.
and 
runout left him ahead.
, Philip Long fired 800 in position and he received a call from Andrew Yeh.
and Yeh mucked his hand, leaving the pot to Long who climbed closer to what he'd started with.
, which escalated in Yeh's four-bet. The big blind was all in and the third player continued to play for the side pot with Yeh. 
river and he received a call on the turn and a fold on the river. Yeh opened 
and Albini claimed a decent pot.
