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Level 3
: 0/0, 300 ante
Anson Tsang was all in for 15,200 against Ben Lamb.
Anson Tsang: 
Ben Lamb: 
The board ran out 
with Lamb missing a gutshot straight draw to hand chips over to Tsang.
2019 World Series of Poker
Event #8: $10,000 Short Deck No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2019 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,071,600
Total Entries
114
Level
21
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 114
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Level 3
: 0/0, 300 ante
Peter Jetten limped from first-to-act, along with Eric Kurtzman from one seat over. Craig Hartman in middle position, and Sean Winter, on the cutoff, limped as well. Cary Katz, on the button, raised to 4,200. Winter was the only one to stick around with a call.
A flop of 
was dealt. Winter moved all in for about 20,000 and Katz folded.
Level 3
: 0/0, 300 ante
Level: 3
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 300
Level 2
: 0/0, 200 ante
Players are now gone on a 15-minute break.
Level 2
: 0/0, 200 ante
Danny Tang limped in first-to-act. Dario Sammartino, in the hijack, raised to 3,000. Cary Katz, on the cutoff, called. Tang added the remainder as well.
The flop was 
. Tang checked. Sammartino bet 25,000. Katz called, for less, putting at risk his last 3,500. Tang folded.
Dario Sammartino: 
Cary Katz: 
The 
turn and 
river filled up the board and Sammartino won the pot, eliminating Katz.
Level 2
: 0/0, 200 ante
Level 2
: 0/0, 200 ante
On a 
board, Bill Perkins check-called 7,000 from Alex Epstein and the river was the 
.
The pot between the pair came at an inopportune time, with the pair both involved in a game of Lodden Thinks. The Brain? Jason Koon. The question? How many times has Koon said the word "shit" since the age of 10. The current number was 2,000 from Perkins who checked the river.
"For Lodden," said Epstein. "I'm going to say 2,500. For the bet..." He put out 10,500 and Perkins called. Epstein showed for a flopped full house and Perkins mucked.
"Not a bad flop," said Epstein. "I'm not a greedy person but if I was picking flops."
Perkins then increased the number to 3,000 and Epstein took the under.
"Way over," said Koon. "Since I was a child?! I was 18,500. I think I say shit like 10,000 times a month!"
Level 2
: 0/0, 200 ante
Jason Koon limped in first-to-act along with Sam Higgs, in middle position, and Perkins on the cutoff. Anthony Zinno, on the button, checked.
Players saw a flop of that was checked around to the 
turn. Koon and Higgs checked. Perkins bet 5,000. Zinno folded. Koon check-raised to 11,000. Higgs folded. Perkins moved all in for his last chips and Koon snap-called.
Bill Perkins: 
Jason Koon: 
The 
completed the board and Koon won the pot with his straight, while Perkins was forced to use his add-on.
Level 2
: 0/0, 200 ante
Getting it in for his last 22,000, Sam Higgs held on an 
flop against the 
of Bill Perkins.
Higgs wasn't in as bad a shape as it initially seemed, with the ace also serving as the bottom end of a straight draw, with any nine giving him a straight.
The turn was the but the river improved him to two pair and left Perkins short.
"I've still got my extra chippy," said Perkins. "When do I use it Jason?"
Jason Koon has plenty of experience in short deck tournaments around the world.
"Don't use it," he advised. "Play short."
