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Level 14
2022 World Series of Poker
Event #31: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
2022 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,100,350
Total Entries
118
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
60
Players Left
10
Players Left 1 / 118
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Level 14
Action folded to Farzad Bonyadi in the cutoff who opened and was called by Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier out of the big blind.
On the first draw Grospellier took two cards to Bonyadi's one. Grospellier then checked to Bonyadi, who continued and was called.
The second draw saw both players take just one card. This time Grospellier led out and was raised. He made the call to send the two players to the final draw.
Neither player took a card during the final draw. Grospellier check-called a bet from Bonyadi, who tabled a wheel to leave Grospellier with just 15,000.
A few hands later Grospellier was all in prior to the first draw and was up against Jon Shoreman and Eric Wasserson. Shoreman folded after the second draw and Wasserson, forgetting that Grospellier still had a draw left, tabled a wheel. Grospellier, shaking his head, discarded two and turned over 
, leaving him drawing extremely thin. He peeled one of his new cards and, without revealing what it was, tossed his hand into the muck and made a hasty exit.
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Phil Hellmuth defended his big blind from a Jon Turner open.
Both players drew two and Hellmuth check-called a bet.
"Is it too greedy to ask for a wheel card?" pondered Hellmuth. "You don't believe I'm drawing to a wheel anyway."
Both players drew one and checked. Both players drew one again and Hellmuth check-called a bet.
"Threes," said Hellmuth. Turner tabled 
and Hellmuth won with 
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Level 14
Daniel Zack raised and called a re-raise from William O'Neil. Both players drew one and checked.
Both players drew one and Zack check-called a bet from O'Neil.
Zack drew one and O'Neil stood pat. This time Zack bet and O'Neil called.
Zack tabled 
and O'Neil mucked.
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Dan Zack was all in on the second draw against William O'Neil. Both players drew two and then Zack drew one while O'Neil stood pat on the final draw.
O'Neil tabled 
and Zack tabled and was drawing live. He sweated his cards and suddenly announced "I win."
The reason was, he had peeled a no-spotted diamond, and with O'Neil holding the 
he knew he hadn't paired and was safe. He had indeed drawn the 
and doubled up.
On the next hand he got his remaining chips in against Shaun Deeb after both he and Deeb had drawn two on the first draw. Both players drew one on the second draw and then Zack stood pat on the third draw while Deeb drew one.
Zack had made an with Deeb live with
"You win," said Deeb flicking over a
"There's no one I'd believe less when they say 'You win' than you," replied Zack jokingly.
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After the third draw, Andrew Brown in the small blind was all in against Eric Wasserson in the big blind. Brown took one last card while Wasserson stood pat. Wasserson turned over and Brown tabled , leaving him drawing to a three. He could not hit, however, instead peeling a 
, sending him to the rail a few spots shy of the money.
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Jordan Siegel raised on the button and Brian Hastings called in the big blind. Both players drew two and Hastings bet. Siegel called.
Both players drew one and checked.
Both players drew one again and this time Hastings check-folded to a bet from Siegel.
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After the first draw Peter Gelencser was all in and at risk against Marco Johnson. Gelencser drew one card on the second draw while Johnson stood pat. During the final draw, Gelencser again took one card and Johnson declined to draw.
Johnson turned over and Gelencser revealed he held . Gelencser flipped over his last card, which was 
, ending his day short of the money.
