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Level 10
2023 World Series of Poker
Event #14: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship
Day: 1
Event Info
2023 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 1
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,209,000
Total Entries
131
Level
25
Limits
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
111
Players Left
55
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Level 10
Chris Moneymaker had the Bluff of the Century in 2003. This past week, Doug Polk had perhaps the Failed Bluff of the Century.
On Sunday, heads-up for a bracelet, Polk bluffed off a significant portion of his stack at the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) less than one week after his infamous bluff attempt that didn't get through on Hustler Casino Live's $1 million game.
In both instances, the Upswing Poker founder had a busted draw and attempted to use aggression to coerce his opponents into folding somewhat marginal holdings in massive pots. Both times, however, his efforts were unsuccessful and quite costly.
Level: 10
Ante: 1,000
Bring-In: 1,000
Completion: 3,000
Limits: 3,000-6,000
Level 9
David Williams: XxXx/9♥3♠6♥4♠/Xx
James Paluszek: XxXx/A♠6♠8♦Q♦/Xx
Picking action up on fifth street with several bets in the pot already, David Williams and James Paluszek exchanged bets and raises until three big bets each were in the middle.
Still with the betting lead on sixth street, Paluszek continued to bet and again Williams raised, with Paluszek calling.
On seventh street, Paluszek checked and faced another bet, but couldn't call this one, sending the latest healthy pot to Williams, who is approaching half a million chips.
Level 9
Level 9
Phil Hui: A♠A♣/10♦10♠J♠10♥
Adam Friedman: XxXx/7♠6♣4♦9♠ - folded sixth street
Scott Seiver: XxXx/2♦ - folded bring-in
After Adam Friedman completed on third street, Phil Hui made it two bets to go, shedding Scott Seiver's bring-in, but Friedman called.
Hui asked if he could double bet on fourth street, which is no longer allowed, but still bet and got a call from Friedman.
He continued betting on fifth street with Friedman calling to progress on with the big bet rounds, but when Hui caught a third ten on sixth street, Friedman just scooped up his cards and tossed them to the muck before Hui had even put out a bet.
"You run really pure in this game," commented the defending champion.
"Oh, I didn't have the best hand to start?" said Hui who then showed his aces in the hole for a full house.
Meanwhile, Seiver was eliminated shortly after by Yueqi Zhu.
Level 9
Daniel Negreanu: XxXx/Q♥ folded on third street
Maxx Coleman: XxXx/10♥
Alex Wilkinson: XxXx/J♥ folded on third street
Joel Tushnet: XxXx/5♠ folded bring in
Alex Wilkinson raised, Daniel Negreanu made it three, and Max Coleman made it four.
Wilkinson folded, and Negreanu shook his head. "That's pretty strong," said Negreanu, "Four-betting a ten out of left field," and eventually folded.
Level 9
Eli Elezra: XxXx/7♣8♦8♠
Chris Tryba: XxXx/9♦4♥10♣ - folded fifth street
Picking action up on fourth street, Eli Elezra bet and got called by Chris Tryba. On fifth street, Elezra made open eights and bet again, leading to a fold from Tryba.
Level 9
Level 9
Max Kruse: 6♣4♣9♦/9♣7♠10♠8♣
Christopher Claassen: XxXx/K♦J♥7♥K♥/Xx
With a dwindling stack, Max Kruse found himself facing a bet on fifth street from Christopher Claassen. He called, and after each received their final card, Kruse bet one of his last chips, and after deliberation, Claassen called.
Kruse revealed he had made his straight. 'Magic Max!' said Claassen, laughing.
"Really 'Magic'!" exclaimed Kruse, pointing at the 6♣, indicating it had been the final card.
