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Level: 6
Ante - 100
Bring In - 200
Limits - 600-1200
2022 World Series of Poker
Event #73: $1,500 Razz
Day: 1
Event Info
2022 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 1
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$511,305
Total Entries
383
Level
32
Limits
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
30,000
Entries
383
Players Left
123
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Level 5
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Scott Adaska: 
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First Opponent: /
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Second Opponent: //
In a three-way pot on sixth street, Scott Adaska bet and both opponents called.
Adaska bet again on seventh, but this time he was met with a raise. The other opponent quickly called, as did Adaska.
The raiser immediately mucked his hand as Adaska turned over 
for a 6-5-4-3-A to take down the pot.
Level 5
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Action was picked up on sixth street with a significant pot brewing between Ziya Rahim, Roland Israelashvili, and another opponent.
Ziya Rahim: /
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Roland Israelashvili: / /
Opponent: /
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Both players called the bet from Rahim when the action got to him on sixth, but on seventh street when action got to Rahim and he bet, only one player called while Israelashvili remarked "Jesus Christ," before mucking his hand.
"Six," Rahim declared before turning over . His opponent said "nice hand," while mucking his and Rahim added more to his growing stack.
Level 5
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
After taking down a four-way pot that also included bracelet winner Andrew Brown, Cory Salzillo got involved in the next pot against Rob Wilson.
Cory Salzillo: /
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Rob Wilson: //
Salzillo bet down to sixth street, when Wilson raised for the rest of his stack. Salzillo called and turned over before getting a to make an 8-6-5-4-A.
Wilson was drawing with but also turned over a for an 8-5-4-3-2 to earn a double up.
Despite that hit, Salzillo still sits with a massive stack of around 75,000.
Level 5
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Scott Seiver: //
Opponent: //
Scott Seiver raised after an opponent completed and received a call. Seiver's opponent led out on fourth, and Seiver again raised.
His opponent called, then bet again on fifth. "Raise that," he challenged the bracelet winner.
Seiver just called this time, then called again on sixth and seventh.
"Good call. I have three pair," his opponent announced before Seiver turned over 
for 10-6-5-3-A to win the pot.
Level 5
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Action was picked up on fifth street between Kenny Hsiung and two opponents.
Kenny Hsiung: //
Opponent 1: //
Opponent 2: //
On fifth street the players checked to Hsiung who bet and saw both of them calling.
Sixth street and seventh street action played the same and both players called the bet from Hsiung when it got there. "Perfect seven-six" said Hsuing before turning over which was good as both of his opponents mucked.
Level: 5
Ante - 100
Bring In - 200
Limits - 500-1000
Level 4
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Matt Glantz: //
Ziya Rahim: //
Matt Glantz completed and Ziya Rahim, also showing an ace, called. Glantz continued betting as he made a pair of aces and Rahim a pair of queens.
Rahim called down to sixth, when another bet by Glantz was enough to win the pot.
Level 4
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Arthur Morris: //
Steven Loube: //
Steven Loube bet on fifth and sixth streets, with Arthur Morris calling down to seventh.
Loube put out another bet and Morris called as Loube showed for two pair. Morris turned over for 10-7-6-5-4 to win the pot and leave the bracelet winner with just over one big bet.
After the hand, Morris and Loube went into a lengthy discussion about the action.
"You guys are fun," tablemate Jeanne David said.
Level 4
: Limits 500/1,000, 100 ante
Action was picked up on fourth street between Scott Bohlman and an opponent.
Scott Bohlman: //
Opponent: //
The opponent bet on fourth street and Bohlman called.
Fifth street saw the betting lead change and Bohlman check-called his opponents bet.
On the following two streets the same action occurred and after Bohlman called on seventh street, his opponent said "you win," before flashing a for a full house. Bohlman turned over for a queen-jack which was good for the pot.
