Ivey and Wood Going Opposite Directions
Level 14
: 15,000/30,000, 0 ante
2-7 Triple Draw
Matthew Wood opened from the button and Phil Ivey defended his big blind. Ivey drew one and Wood traded two. Ivey then check-called a continuation-bet from Wood.
On the second draw, Ivey took one and Wood stood pat. Ivey check-called again. Final draws again went one and pat and both players checked the river.
"Ten-eight," announced Wood.
Ivey turned over 
and won the pot with his ten-seven.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,503,000 | 231,000 |
|
90,000 | -135,000 |
flop could fall, and Oppenheim bet. Berman called.
turn, then led out when the 
fell on the river. Oppenheim folded.
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to complete his wheel, and Hastings and Friedman wished each other luck before Hastings made his leave.
and Friedman checked. Mizrachi fired a continuation-bet and Friedman called. The turn was 
to show the nut-no pair and Friedman nodded as he pushed his cards forward to the muck.
board, only to be met with a raise from Adam Friedman in the cutoff. Wood made it three bets, and Friedman called.
river, and Friedman looked unhappy, but made the call regardless. Wood tabled 
for the winner.
for trip sixes.
