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Level 14
2022 World Series of Poker
Event #40: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better 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
$1,277,525
Total Entries
137
Level
30
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
75
Players Left
15
Players Left 1 / 137
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Level 14
Players are now on a 60-minute dinner break. They will return to play at approximately 9:40 p.m. local time.
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Kane Kalas: 
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Long Tran: 
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Kane Kalas was getting short and committed the last of his chips in the big bet rounds against Long Tran, facing four to a straight on Tran's board.
On seventh street, Kalas paid off a final bet and saw Tran roll over an eight in the hole for a ten-high straight to win the pot and send the multi-talanted Kalas to the rail.
Robert Campbell has also been recently eliminated.
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David Funkhouser: 
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Eric Kurtzman: /
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David Funkhouser completed before Eric Kurtzman immediately put in the second bet on his left. Everyone else folded and Funkhouser made the call.
Kurtzman found an ace on fourth and continued with a bet, Funkhouser called again.
Kurtzman hit a second ace on fifth street and bet, but Funkhouser raised. Kurtzman called.
On sixth, Kurtzman hit a second queen, now showing two pair. He bet and Funkhouser called.
Kurtzman also bet seventh, and Funkhouser put in the call.
"Queens full of aces," said Kurtzman.
Funkhouser nodded and tossed his cards into the muck.
"Set of threes?" asked Kurtzman.
"Yeah," replied Funkhouser.
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David Funkhouser: 
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Eric Kurtzman: 
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Peter Gelencser: /
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With several bets already in the middle of the table on fourth street, Eric Kurtzman bet and was called by both David Funkhouser and Peter Gelencser.
Fifth street saw Funkhouser take over the betting lead. He did so, but was immediately raised by Kurtzman. After some deliberation, Gelencser decided to call the two big bets, and Funkhouser called as well.
On sixth street, Kurtzman now showed queen-high on board to regain the betting lead. He bet and was called again in both spots as a massive pot was brewing.
After Kurtzman bet a final time on seventh street, Gelencser folded, but now Funkhouser came with the raise.
Kurtzman scratched his head and gave his decision some pause before coming back with a three-bet. Funkhouser tossed in a call and the cooler was revealed.
Kurtzman showed a full house of fours full of threes, but Funkhouser showed a better full house of sevens full of jacks to scoop the huge pot.
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Ian O'Hara: 
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John Monnette: /
Andrew Brown: 
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Action picked up after fourth street with Ian O'Hara all in and John Monnette and Andrew Brown had action on the side. There wasn't much action on fourth, fifth, or sixth streets as both players checked all streets.
"Alright," said O'Hara, hopeful that he could get a piece of the pot neither player was betting at.
On seventh, though, Monnette bet and Brown called.
"Sixty-four low," said Monnette.
"Kings up," said Brown.
"I need a diamond," said O'Hara who peeled seventh to try and survive. He found nothing but bricks, though, and he was eliminated.
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Christina Hill was seen heading to the sidelines. The table reported a few details after the fact.
Daniel Negreanu was the one who knocked Hill out. He did so by making a straight on a 
board by pulling a 
to send Hill home short of the money.
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Ziya Rahim: /
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Todd Brunson: //
David Funkhouser: 
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Action arrived on sixth street when Todd Brunson and Ziya Rahim both checked to David Funkhouser who went for the bet. Both Brunson and Rahim made the call.
On seventh, action checked to Funkhouser again who bet once more. Brunson thought for a bit and made the call while Rahim folded.
Funkhouser showed his two pair which was good for the scoop.
Nearby, Per Hildebrand was seen heading for the rail.
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Long Tran: 
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Donny Rubinstein: /
Daniel Zack: /
- folded fifth street
John Racener: /
- folded fifth street
Long Tran has been moving up the leaderboard throughout the day and has recently dragged another healthy pot.
Daniel Zack brought in, John Racener completed, Tran called and Donny Rubinstein called as well.
All four players checked fourth street, then on fifth, making open kings, Tran bet. Rubinstein called and the others folded.
Heads-up to sixth, Tran bet again, but didn't shed Rubinstein.
On seventh street, both players checked, with Tran showing another five in the hole to make two pair, kings and fives, which was good enough to scoop the pot and move his stack toward 400,000 chips.
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Robert Campbell: /
Kane Kalas: / - folded sixth street
Kane Kalas completed and only Robert Campbell made the call from the bring in.
Campbell would bet fourth, fifth, and sixth street before Kalas gave up and conceded the pot to Campbell on sixth.
