Level: 2
Limits: 200/400
Ante: 0
2019 World Series of Poker
Event #6: $2,500 Limit Mixed Triple Draw
Day: 1
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Level 1
: 150/300, 0 ante
The players at Table 517 said they've come to an agreement, with the idea coming from Chris Vitch. First player to show down a bluff does a victory dance around the table. Apparently, one player already tried but couldn't get through despite holding 
in 2-7 triple draw.
In the mean time, Chris Vitch bested Andrew Barber in a hand of deuce, patting and checking back on the end before tabling 
when Barber announced a king.
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Level 1
: 150/300, 0 ante
2-7 Triple Draw
Action folded to Brandon Shack-Harris in the small blind, who put in a raise. Jason Daly defended from the big blind and drew three, with Shack-Harris taking two. Shack-Harris bet and Daly made a raise, which Shack-Harris called. Draws went one and pat before Shack-Harris checked. Daly bet, Shack-Harris raised and Daly made the call, and both players stood pat on the final draw. Shack-Harris fired again and Daly called, prompting Shack-Harris to muck his hand.
On the very next hand, Shack-Harris opened from the button and was called out of the big blind by Perry Green. Both players drew two, and Green checked-raised after Shack-Harris made a continuation-bet. Shack-Harris made the call and draws went two and one. Green then checked, putting action on Shack-Harris who made another bet. Green called and both players drew one card on their final draw. Green again checked and then made the call of Shack-Harris' final bet.
Shack-Harris showed 
and Perry mucked his hand.
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Among the players recently entering is Benny Glaser. A three-time bracelet winner, Glaser showcased his draw skills back in 2015 when he won the $1,500 2-7 Triple Draw for $136,215. He'll try to make it a second draw bracelet here to match his two Omaha hi-lo bracelets.
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Level 1
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A-5 Triple Draw
Chris Vitch made it three bets before the draw out of the big blind and got called in two spots, under the gun and small blind. Draws went two, one, two and Vitch kept the lead with his opponents calling. Everyone improved going to the second draw and Vitch bet again after he patted, again going three ways to the final draw. Both of Vitch's opponents drew again and Vitch's final bet won the pot without contest.
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There are several recognizable faces and WSOP bracelet winners throughout the Amazon Orange section as cards are in the air.
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Level: 1
Limits: 150/300
Ante: 0
Six events into the 2019 World Series of Poker, it's time for the first mixed-game bracelet event of the summer: Event #6: $2,500 Limit Mixed Triple Draw.
Badugi, 2-7 triple draw and A-5 triple draw comprise the mix. Each game plays for the lowest hand, with badugi requiring players to aim for 
of different suits, A-5 for a wheel and 2-7 for the lowest cards with straights and flushes counting against.
Players get 15,000 in their starting stacks, with one reentry available and registration open until the start of Level 9 (800/1,600). Levels last an hour apiece with breaks given after every other level. Ten levels are on the docket for Day 1.
Last year, Johannes Becker broke through in this event for his first bracelet, topping a field of 321 — and a final table that included Chris Vitch and Scott Seiver — for $180,455. Becker undoubtedly hopes to be grinding the $50K all day, so it remains to be seen if he'll even attempt to go back-to-back.
Cards are scheduled to fly at 3 p.m. local time here at the Rio, so follow the lowball draw mix right here on PokerNews starting then.
Event #6: $2,500 Limit Mixed Triple Draw
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