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Level 18
2023 World Series of Poker
Event #5: $1,500 Dealer's Choice (6-Handed)
Day: 2
Event Info
2023 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$608,760
Total Entries
456
Level
32
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Entries
135
Players Left
11
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Level 18
Razz
Michael Dreese was spotted on his way out of the tournament area as he narrowly missed out on the money with fewer than ten eliminations to go. His jack-high Razz hand came up second best to the 10x9x7x3x2x of Ryan Roeder, who leaped to an above-average stack.
Level 18
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
2021 champion and 2022 runner-up of this event Jaswinder Lally is making another run with the money bubble approaching.
Ryan Goindoo moved all in for 34,000 from under the gun and was called by Lally to his left.
Goindoo drew one while Lally stood pat and the hands were revealed.
Ryan Goindoo: 8x6x3x2x/Xx
Jaswinder Lally: 10x8x6x5x4x
Goindoo was drawing very live to earn a double-up, but pulled the A♦ to end his day just short of the money.
Level 18
Level 18
Limit Omaha High Only
Matthew Schreiber was all-in for just 5,500 on a three-way turn of 10♣5♥4♦6♥ and earned calls from Frank Kassela and Ryan Hughes. Some small confusion emerged to determine the side pot as the full bet by then was 12,000.
Kassela then bet the 2♦ on the river and called a raise by Hughes to show K♣K♦4♥3♦ for the six-high straight. Hughes declared the nuts and showed Q♣8♣7♠5♠ while Schreiber only briefly flashed A♣J♣10xXx before joining the rail.
Level 18
Limit Omaha 8 or better
On a board of K♠10♣7♦4♦7♣, Dylan Smith called down bets of Ryan Roeder on the flop, turn and river. Roeder tabled the A♦10♥10♠4♣ for tens full of sevens and scooped the pot.
"Tens are running hot here," Jim Collopy in the three seat added in table chat.
With just 72 players remaining and 69 spots paid, the money bubble is looming in the third level of the day.
Level 18
Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Picking action up with about 36,000 in the middle after the second draw, John Racener bet 10,000 under the gun and got raised to 30,000 by Frederic Moss on the button.
Racener called and then patted his hand, as did Moss.
Racener took a moment and then checked. Moss thought briefly as well and then checked as well.
Two stunning hands were then revealed.
Racener showed 7x5x4x3x2x for number one. Moss then said "I checked back number two" and indeed showed 7x6x4x3x2x, losing the minimum and leaving Racener disappointed to not earn more from what could have been a much bigger pot.
Level 18
Stud Hi-Lo Regular
Jason Sagle: 6♣6♥4♥ / 3♥9♠8♥4♣
Christopher Claassen: 8♦6♠2♠ / 7♦5♦J♣2♥
Christopher Claassen called a bet by Jason Sagle on sixth street and both then checked seventh. Claassen tabled his pair of deuces with an eighty-seven low, having missed an open-ended straight draw. That was good for half the pot as Sagle had sixes and fours.
In the meanwhile, Phuong Tran was on her way out of the tournament area as the field was thinned down to just 71 contenders.
Level: 19
Limit Flop/Draw: 4,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000 Limits
Stud Games: 4,000-8,000, 8,000-16,000 Limits, 2,000 Ante
Pot-Limit & No-Limit: 2,000-4,000, 4,000/6,000 Ante
Level 19
Badugi
The dealers were instructed to stop after the conclusion of the current hand as the field was reduced to the last 70 contenders. However, there was one further elimination as James Johnson knocked out Yashuo Chin.
In a Badugi hand, Johnson raised in the hijack and Chin called on the cutoff. Johnson discarded one while Chin took one new card. Johnson bet and Chin called all-in.
On the second draw, the the same discarding continued while both then took one card each on the last draw. Johnson was narrowly ahead with a three-dugi, showing 6x2xAx while Chin had a 6x3xAx.
Johnson failed to improve with a suited queen but Chin also did so with a suited king to finish on the money bubble.
