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Players are heading on their first break of the day with eight players remaining.
2022 World Series of Poker
Event #31: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
2022 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 3
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,100,350
Total Entries
118
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
10
Players Left
1
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Andrew Kelsall raised and Daniel Zack called. Kelsall drew one and Zack drew three.
Kelsall bet and Zack called. Kelsall then stood pat and Zack drew one. Kelsall bet and Zack called.
On the end both players stood pat. Kelsall checked to Zack who bet, with Kelsall putting in his last chips.
Zack showed 
and that was enough to beat the 
of Kelsall, sending him to the rail.
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Brian Hastings opened under the gun and action folded around to Shaun Deeb in the small blind who opted to three-bet. Hastings made the call to send the two players to the initial draw.
Deeb took one card on the first draw while Hastings decided to draw two. Deeb followed up his initial aggression with a bet, which Hastings called.
The second draw saw Deeb stand pat and then fire off another bet after Hastings took two. Hastings was not yet prepared to let go of his holding and flatted.
Deeb again stood pat and put out another bet following the final drawl. Hastings, who had taken just one card, reluctantly threw his hand away.
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Daniel Zack raised and called a re-raise from Eric Wasserson. Wasserson drew two and Zack one.
Wasserson bet and Zack called. The draws repeated and Wasserson bet again. Zack called.
On the last draw, both players drew one and Wasserson bet. Zack appeared to open-muck 
.
"Hard to call with a straight, said Wasserson showing 
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Eric Wasserson opened from the button and Andrew Kelsall three-bet all in from the small blind. Wasserson made the call to put Kelsall at risk.
Kelsall took two cards on the initial draw and Wasserson took one. The same pattern was repeated on the second draw but Keslall stood pat on the final draw. Wasserson drew one and turned over 
which could not beat Kelsall's eight perfect.
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Shaun Deeb raised and Brian Hastings re-raised from the blinds. Deeb called. Hastings stood pat and Deeb drew one.
Hastings bet and Deeb called. The draws repeated and this time Deeb folded to a bet from Hastings.
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Action was after the third draw in yet another heads-up pot between Shaun Deeb and Marco Johnson who have battled in several hands so far on the final day.
Johnson had bet, Deeb had raised and Johnson had then made it three bets with Deeb facing a decision. He had counted out the chips to call and appeared frustrated at the decision at hand.
He fanned his cards and looked at them intently before flinging them into the muck.
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Shaun Deeb and Yuval Bronshtein both drew two. Deeb bet and Bronshtein called.
Deeb drew one and Bronshtein drew two. Again Deeb bet and Bronshtein called.
Both players drew one and checked.
"King," announced Deeb and Bronshtein tabled 
and won the pot.
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Eric Wasserson opened from the button and Daniel Zack defended out of the big blind.
Zack took three cards on the initial draw while Wasserson drew one. Zack then check-raised the continuation from Wasserson, who flatted.
On the next draw both players stood pat after which Zack check-raised for a second time and once again Wasserson made the call.
Zack stood pat during the final draw but Wasserson discarded one. Zack then led out and Wasserson wasted little time before releasing his hand.
"Show the snow", joked Kelsall as Zack tossed his winning hand face down into the muck.
