2023 World Series of Poker

Event #9: $1,500 Seven Card Stud
Day: 1
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Event Info
2023 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Prize
$110,800
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$480,600
Total Entries
361
Level Info
Level
35
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
361
Players Left
101
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Barber Starts Off Well

Liam Gannon
Liam Gannon
Level 4

Andrew Barber completed with a king up while only the bring in four called.

Andrew Barber: XxXx/J♠K♦7♠10♠/Xx
Opponent: XxXx/4♣7♥A♦3♦/Xx

Andrew Barber bet on fourth street which saw his opponent respond by raising and he called.

Barber called on fifth street when his opponent bet.

His opponent check called a bet from Barber on both sixth and seventh street and Barber turned over Q♠10♥7♣ tens up. His opponent flashed 7♦4♦ for an inferior sevens up and Barber took down the pot after registering only a few minutes prior.

Tags: Andrew BaAndrew Barber

Rotholz Shows Greenstein a Set

Dan O'Hair
Dan O'Hair
Level 4
Hal Rotholz
Hal Rotholz

Barry Greenstein: XxXx/9♥K♦4♠Q♦/Xx
Hal Rotholz: 2♥2♠2♦/5♠6♣3♣7♦

Hal Rotholz called bets from Barry Greenstein on fourth through sixth street and then Greenstein checked on seventh — prompting a bet from Rotholz.

Greenstein called and Rotholz tabled 2♥2♠2♦ for a hidden set of decues. It was good, as Greenstein mucked — conceding the pot to Rotholz.

Tags: Barry GreensteinHal Rotholz

Level: 4

Ante: 100
Bring-In: 200
Completion: 500
Limits: 500-1,000

Break Time

Dan O'Hair
Dan O'Hair
Level 3

Players are now on their first 15-minute break of the day.

Some of the Best Poker Players Who Haven't Won a WSOP Bracelet

Chad Holloway
Chad Holloway
Level 3
WSOP Bracelet Winners
WSOP Bracelet Winners

While winning a World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet is one of the greatest accomplishments a poker player can achieve, many of the greatest and most successful players in the game have yet to put one on their wrists.

PokerNews has had a decent track record with highlighting players without bracelets who have gone on to win them. Jason Koon won a maiden bracelet in 2021 after making the "Best Without a Bracelet" list that year, while Dan Smith and Alex Foxen both found bracelets in 2022 to be removed from that year's list.

With the 2023 WSOP happening now, here's a look at some of the best players who have yet to add a World Series bracelet to their long lists of accolades.

Check out our list of "Best Without a Bracelet" here!

Cernuto Wins A Seven Way Pot

Liam Gannon
Liam Gannon
Level 3
John Cernuto
John Cernuto

Action was picked up with a player having completed and seven out of eight players calling at the table.

John Cernuto: XxXx/8♦10♦A♥7♦/Xx
Opponent 1: XxXx/10♣4♦5♠2♥/Xx
Opponent 2: XxXx/Q♥Q♠5♥ (Folded on fifth street)
Opponent 3: XxXx/4♥3♦Q♣ (Folded on fifth street)
Allen Kessler: XxXx/K♠2♣ (Folded on fourth street)
Opponent 4: XxXx/3♠2♠ (Folded on fourth street)
Opponent 5: XxXx/10♦6♣ (Folded on fourth street)

The open queens bet on fourth street which saw John "Miami John" Cernuto raise to which three players called.

On fifth street the queens checked to Cernuto who bet seeing only one player call.

On sixth street Cernuto bet once more and his opponent called which prompted Cernuto to bet blind on seventh street. His opponent checked his seventh street cards and tossed his hand into the muck. Cernuto turned over A♠A♣8♠ for aces full of eights and the three time bracelet winner took down the pot.

Tags: Allen KesslerJohn Cernuto

Two Pair Takes it For Ohel

Dan O'Hair
Dan O'Hair
Level 3

Randy Ohel: K♥Q♦J♥/Q♣10♦2♦J♠
Opponent: XxXx/8♥4♦5♥8♣/Xx

Action caught up on sixth street, where Ohel bet against a lone opponent, who called.

Ohel bet again on seventh and his opponent put in a reluctant call.

Ohel revealed K♥Q♦J♥ for queens and jacks, which was good as his opponent mucked.

Tags: Randy Ohel

Level: 3

Ante: 100
Bring-In: 100
Completion: 400
Limits: 400-800

Kings Good For Bach

Dan O'Hair
Dan O'Hair
Level 2

David Bach: K♥6♣9♣/K♣A♣Q♠5♥
Opponent 1: XxXx/10♠4♣ - folded on fourth street
Opponent 2: XxXx/2♦9♦4♦J♥/Xx

David Bach completed and two players called.

Bach bet on fourth street, which saw one player fold and the other call.

Bach's opponent then called bets on fifth and sixth street.

Both players checked on seventh and Bach's opponent declared that he missed, prompting Bach to show down K♥6♣9♣ for a pair of kings, which was good for the pot.

Tags: david bach

Assorted Chip Counts From The Field

Dan O'Hair
Dan O'Hair
Level 2
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