Event #73: 10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship Day 2 | 2021 World Series of Poker

11-14-2021 19:33 UTC-8

Current Chip Counts Amazon Tan Table 429

Level 14

Player	Chips	Progress
Brian Hastings	410,000 20,000	20,000

Frankie O'Dell	225,000 20,000	20,000

Matt Vengrin	220,000 10,000	10,000

Christina Hill	220,000 40,000	40,000
Ian O'Hara	165,000 5,000	5,000

Alex Livingston	165,000 5,000	5,000

Ahmed Mohamed	65,000 15,000	15,000

11-14-2021 19:31 UTC-8

Vengrin and Mohamed Take a Little From O'Hara

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Dan O'Hair

Level 14

Matt Vengrin: //
Ahmed Mohamed: //
Ian O'Hara: / - folded on fifth street

Matt Vengrin completed and was called by Ahmed Mohamed and Ian O'Hara.

Everyone checked on fourth street and Mohamed bet on fifth. Only Vengrin called.

Vengrin called bets from Mohamed on sixth and seventh and Mohamed tabled for the low. Vengrin held for a flush and they split the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Matt Vengrin	230,000 10,000	10,000

Ian O'Hara	160,000 95,000	95,000

Ahmed Mohamed	80,000 40,000	40,000

11-14-2021 19:26 UTC-8

Current Chip Counts Amazon Tan Table 428

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Level 14

Player	Chips	Progress
Ashly Butler	225,000 50,000	50,000
John Pappas	200,000 80,000	80,000
Esther Taylor	200,000 70,000	70,000

Daham Wang	200,000 95,000	95,000
Daniel Tafur	190,000 5,000	5,000
Josh Arieh	110,000 110,000	110,000

11-14-2021 19:20 UTC-8

The Muck: Poker Twitter Debates Potential Angle-Shooting in WSOP Main Event

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Chad Holloway

Level 14

In this edition of The Muck, the poker community debates if Chance Kornuth angle-shot in a hand during the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event.

Kornuth reached Day 6 of poker's world championship event with a big stack and is in contention for the $8 million prize.

Chris Brewer, an up-and-coming high roller, felt Kornuth's actions in a Day 5 hand deserved a penalty.

Click here to see the video and read about the debate!

Level: 14

Ante: 2000
Bring-in: 2000
Completion: 8000
Limits: 8000-16000

11-14-2021 19:03 UTC-8

Break Time

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Level 13

The remaining players have been sent on a 10-minute break.

11-14-2021 18:57 UTC-8

Player	Chips	Progress
John Monnette	420,000 50,000	50,000

Adam Owen	400,000 7,000	7,000
Shaun Deeb	390,000 45,000	45,000

Brian Hastings	390,000 80,000	80,000

Yuval Bronshtein	370,000 25,000	25,000

Erik Seidel	320,000 44,000	44,000

Michael Laake	250,000 105,000	105,000
Frankie O'Dell	205,000 85,000	85,000

Eli Elezra	160,000 25,000	25,000

James Woods	115,000 32,500	32,500

Monnette Flush With Chips

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Dan O'Hair

Level 13

John Monnette: //
Marco Johnson: //

Catching up on fifth street, John Monnette called a bet from Marco Johnson on both fifth and sixth, but then Monnette raised a bet from Johnson on seventh. Johnson tanked for a bit and decided to call.

Monnette tabled for a flush and Johnson mucked without showing.

Player	Chips	Progress
John Monnette	470,000 20,000	20,000

Marco Johnson	143,000 57,000	57,000

Tags: John Monnette Marco Johnson

11-14-2021 18:41 UTC-8

Nick Rigby Plays the 2-3 "Dirty Diaper" in 2021 WSOP Main Event

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Chad Holloway

Level 13

Nicholas Rigby made some interesting calls with on Day 5 of the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, where he built a big stack throughout the day. But it wasn't because of his love for NBA legend Michael Jordan, who famously wore the #23 for the Chicago Bulls.

When poker's world championship tournament concludes next week, one player will take home $8 million. If Rigby continues stacking chips at his current rate, he just might claim that nine-figure prize. But there appears to be only one thing that could stop him from reaching that mountain top — refusing to fold a hand dubbed in his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as "The Dirty Diaper."

There is actually a reason why he loves to play the three-deuce, and it has nothing to do with GTO. Rigby's rowdy and inebriated friends on his rail inside the Amazon room explained on the PokerGO stream why their pal likes to play the 3-2.

"The Diaper is a famous hand in Pittsburgh," one of his friends explained to PokerGO's Jeff Platt. "The three-deuce is called The Dirty Diaper if it's off-suit, and we play it all the time."

Rigby's friend continued to explain that they play the 3-2 game in Pittsburgh like others play the 7-2 game, where everyone at the table must ship a chip to a player who wins a hand with 7-2. In their case, the bounty is on for when a player takes down a pot with the 3-2.

In the Main Event, or any tournament, you can't play those games, but Rigby's a cash game player, according to his friends. During Day 5 of poker's biggest event, he brought The Dirty Diaper game across the country to Las Vegas, except no one else was playing along.

Click here to read more about "The Dirty Diaper"!

11-14-2021 18:37 UTC-8

Hill Scoops Watson

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Dan O'Hair

Level 13

Mike Watson: //
Christina Hill: //
Ismael Bojang: / - folded on fourth street
Eli Elezra: / - folded on sixth street

Mike Watson completed and was called by Christina Hill, Ismael Bojang, and Eli Elezra.

Hill bet on fourth and was called by Elezra and Watson. Hill and Elezra called a bet from Watson on fifth, but only Hill call another bet from Watson on sixth.

Watson called a bet from Hill on the end and Hill tabled for a flush and a seven-low, which got a muck from Watson.