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Level: 21
Limit:
Small Blind 6000
Big Blind 12000
Limits 12000-24000
Stud:
Ante 3000
Bring-In 3000
Complete 12000
Limits 12000-24000
2021 World Series of Poker
Event #27: $1,500 H.O.R.S.E
Day: 2
Event Info
2021 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$792,990
Total Entries
594
Level
33
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
207
Players Left
18
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Level 20
Level 20
The players have been sent on a 70-minute dinner break. The tournament director has allotted a few extra minutes as the players are transferring sections within the Amazon Room so that the automatic shufflers can be used when they return from dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 9:46 p.m. (PST) local time.
Level 20
Razz
James Woods: 
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Sachin Bhargava: /
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The action was picked up as James Woods collected a sizeable pot as his seven-six-five-three-ace low pipped the seven-six-five-four-deuce low of Bhargava's, and Woods was awarded the pot.
Level 20
Limit Hold'em
Curtis Phelps raised pre-flop and called when Anthony Zinno three-bet. Zinno fired again on the 
flop, and Phelps called.
Zinno continued betting on the 
turn and 
river, with Phelps calling both times. Zinno turned over 
for a turned two pair, jacks and sevens, to win the pot.
Level 20
Omaha Hi-Lo
Brian Hastings and Joe Aronesty went to a flop of 
. Hastings bet and Aronesty called.
Aronesty led out on the turn, and Hastings called to see the 
river. Aronesty bet and Hastings called again, leaving himself just 25,000 behind.
Aronesty turned over 
for a flush to win the hand.
Hastings moved all in the next hand and was called by Kai Hicks. Hastings had 
, and Hicks had 
.
The board ran out 
, giving Hicks trip tens and sending Hastings to the payout desk.
Level 20
Limit Hold'em
It was Dennis Witol in the small blind that first offered Darren Kennedy the opportunity to fold before he looked at his cards. It was an opportunity that Kennedy passed on, which prompted Witol to call and Kennedy checked.
The dealer spread the flop of 
and Witol led out and Kennedy called.
The turn brought the 
and Witol bet out again. This sent Kennedy into the tank and he eventually opted to fold his 
face up. That got Witol to flash the 
with a smile as he returned his winning hand to the dealer.
Level 20
Limit Hold'em
With the board showing 
, Sachin Bhargava put out a bet and had opponent Dennis Witol talking.
"I have no idea how to play Limit Hold'em. Can I phone a friend," he jokingly asked the dealer.
Witol eventually made the call, and Bhargava turned over for a turned two pair. "Who are you? How do you have my number all day?," Witol said as he handed over the pot.
Level 20
Stud Hi-Lo
John Esposito: 
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Kao Chieng Saechao: /
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It was Saechao that fired a bet out on sixth street and Esposito made the call for less and was all-in. The dealer pitched seventh street face down and the at-risk player Esposito needed help as his jacks were behind the kings of Saechao. The final card proved to be of no help to Esposito, and it was the trip kings of Saechao that took down the pot and eliminated Esposito.
Level 20
Stud
Anthony Zinno: /
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Jason Maxwell: /
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$10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship winner Anthony Zinno just displayed his prowess in the game in a pot against Jason Maxwell.
Zinno bet on fifth and sixth streets, getting a call from Maxwell both times. On seventh, Maxwell checked it over to Zinno who put out another bet.
Maxwell called but mucked when Zinno turned over for a flush.
