2024 World Series of Poker

Event #11: $1,500 Badugi
Day: 2
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Event Info
2024 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
q♣j♥4♠2♦
Prize
$129,676
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$650,145
Entries
487
Level Info
Level
32
Limits
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
139
Players Left
10
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Event #11: $1,500 Badugi

Day 2 Started

Seat Draw for Day 2

Matthew Pitt
Matthew Pitt
CasinoTableSeatPlayerCountryChips
Horseshoe6501Maxx ColemanUnited States46,000
Horseshoe6502Mike ThorpeUnited States148,500
Horseshoe6503Iman AlsadenUnited States57,500
Horseshoe6504Scott BohlmanUnited States26,000
Horseshoe6505Justin ThurlowUnited States38,500
Horseshoe6506Ian GavlickUnited States136,500
      
Horseshoe6511Nick GuagentiUnited States153,000
Horseshoe6512Patrick ChristensenUnited States16,500
Horseshoe6513Yehuda BuchalterUnited States124,500
Horseshoe6514Peter DeBestUnited States32,000
Horseshoe6515Tales BragaBrazil65,500
Horseshoe6516Patrick StaceyUnited States109,000
      
Horseshoe6521John MarloweUnited States75,000
Horseshoe6522Heather AlcornUnited States125,000
Horseshoe6523Mark BryanUnited States88,500
Horseshoe6524James TiltonUnited States57,000
Horseshoe6525Oscar JohanssonSweden218,000
Horseshoe6526Joseph PiehlerUnited States70,000
      
Horseshoe6531Carlos RodriguezUnited States99,000
Horseshoe6532Dennis MaschkeUnited States39,000
Horseshoe6533Raul PaezSpain42,500
Horseshoe6534Michael BoikUnited States83,500
Horseshoe6535Sumir MathurUnited States55,500
Horseshoe6536Ilkka HeikkilaFinland22,500
      
Horseshoe6541Matt GrapenthienUnited States106,500
Horseshoe6542Kazuhiro TamuraJapan38,500
Horseshoe6543Oliver VereschaginUnited States141,000
Horseshoe6544Sterling LopezUnited States21,000
Horseshoe6545Nitesh RawtaniUnited States57,000
Horseshoe6546Tom McCormickUnited States74,000
      
Horseshoe6551David ProciakUnited States35,000
Horseshoe6552John TorrezUnited States80,500
Horseshoe6553William NicholsUnited States20,000
Horseshoe6555Andreas HoleNorway50,000
Horseshoe6556Paul FehligUnited States137,000
      
Horseshoe6561Domnick SarleUnited States64,000
Horseshoe6562Alex LivingstonCanada148,000
Horseshoe6563Jose Paz-GutierrezBolivia90,000
Horseshoe6564Abdoulaye SallUnited States65,000
Horseshoe6565Carl VaillancourtUnited States100,350
Horseshoe6566Maksim PisarenkoRussia196,500
      
Horseshoe6571Russell CorpisUnited States87,000
Horseshoe6572Tobias LeknesNorway76,500
Horseshoe6574Edward YamHong Kong149,500
Horseshoe6575Michael DreeseUnited States73,000
Horseshoe6576Sean YuUnited States82,000
      
Horseshoe6581Anderson IrelandUnited States1
Horseshoe6582Dylan LindeUnited States55,000
Horseshoe6583Alan MyersonUnited States20,000
Horseshoe6584Vasu AmarapuUnited States39,000
Horseshoe6585Lee HortonUnited Kingdom171,500
Horseshoe6586Michael MoncekUnited States117,500
      
Horseshoe6591Bradley JansenUnited States72,500
Horseshoe6592Christopher BrewerUnited States103,000
Horseshoe6593Jeff LennonUnited States62,500
Horseshoe6594Marlon BrownUnited States166,000
Horseshoe6595Jim CollopyUnited States75,000
Horseshoe6596Hye ParkUnited States95,000
      
Horseshoe6601Michael JohnsonCanada74,000
Horseshoe6602Nghia LeUnited States75,500
Horseshoe6603Tom FranklinUnited States75,500
Horseshoe6604Yuri DzivielevskiBrazil120,000
Horseshoe6605Mark RolandUnited States217,500
Horseshoe6606Adam OwenUnited Kingdom122,500
      
Horseshoe6611Andrew GoertzCanada127,500
Horseshoe6612Christopher TakataUnited States110,500
Horseshoe6613Jose LatorracaBrazil13,500
Horseshoe6614Kristan LordUnited States29,500
Horseshoe6615Hasan KuralUnited States141,500
Horseshoe6616Kevin GerhartUnited States144,500
      
Horseshoe6621Gary LeibovitzUnited States130,500
Horseshoe6622Chip JettUnited States41,500
Horseshoe6624Yuya MurataJapan156,000
Horseshoe6625Andrew YehUnited States132,000
Horseshoe6626Grant HansenUnited States106,000
      
Horseshoe6631Bhargav KakaniUnited States49,500
Horseshoe6632Brett FeldmanUnited States83,500
Horseshoe6633Satoshi TanakaUnited States103,000
Horseshoe6634Hanh TranAustria203,500
Horseshoe6635Antoine ChuzevilleFrance139,500
Horseshoe6636Nathaniel ParentiUnited States72,500
      
Horseshoe6641Gary MccoyUnited States31,000
Horseshoe6642Jason PhamolivoUnited States60,000
Horseshoe6643Frank BrannanUnited States32,500
Horseshoe6644Paul MartinoUnited States161,000
Horseshoe6645Quoc LeUnited States70,000
Horseshoe6646Matthew MullinsUnited States87,500
      
Horseshoe6661Ryan HardimanUnited States103,000
Horseshoe6663Ali TabatabaiUnited States95,500
Horseshoe6664Gary BensonAustralia131,500
Horseshoe6665Laurent A BoublilUnited States38,500
Horseshoe6666Jerry WongUnited States191,000
      
Horseshoe6671Owais AhmedUnited States22,500
Horseshoe6672Travis PearsonUnited States47,000
Horseshoe6673Ahmed AminUnited States54,000
Horseshoe6674Dohak KimSouth Korea69,500
Horseshoe6675Matthew SmithUnited States39,000
Horseshoe6676Justin SalibaUnited States70,500
      
Horseshoe6681Daniel ZackUnited States120,000
Horseshoe6682Chris HundleyUnited States90,000
Horseshoe6683Elijah RuffinUnited States86,000
Horseshoe6684Ken AldridgeUnited States87,000
Horseshoe6685Christopher ClaassenUnited States63,000
Horseshoe6686Christopher RomanUnited States83,000
      
Horseshoe6691Jason DalyUnited States105,000
Horseshoe6692George MesiUnited States41,500
Horseshoe6693Joseph WagganerUnited States268,500
Horseshoe6694Sangjae YouUnited States1
Horseshoe6695Craig ChaitUnited States74,500
Horseshoe6696Brian TateUnited States63,000
      
Horseshoe6701Hrair DanielyanUnited States96,500
Horseshoe6702Abdel HamidUnited States145,500
Horseshoe6703Louis BarlowUnited States22,500
Horseshoe6704Bradley HelmUnited States35,000
Horseshoe6705Todd RodenbornUnited States117,500
Horseshoe6706Mark DicksteinUnited States26,000
      
Horseshoe6711Tony Ren LinUnited States67,500
Horseshoe6712Adam DicksonUnited States89,000
Horseshoe6713Dennis WeissGermany64,500
Horseshoe6714David StammUnited States28,000
Horseshoe6715Frank KasselaUnited States175,000
Horseshoe6716Jorge UfanoUnited States88,500
      
Horseshoe6721Sayed KhanUnited States105,500
Horseshoe6722Joel TushnetUnited States59,000
Horseshoe6723Brant HaleUnited States156,000
Horseshoe6724Robert ChowUnited States53,000
Horseshoe6725Stephan NussrallahUnited States95,000
Horseshoe6726Rebecca BaughUnited States27,000
      
Horseshoe6742Tomasz GluszkoPoland174,000
Horseshoe6743Phuong TranUnited States52,000
Horseshoe6744Michael CoombsUnited States41,000
Horseshoe6745Nicholas MarsicoUnited States215,500
Horseshoe6746Andy JehUnited States84,500
      
Horseshoe6751Kenneth PoUnited States57,500
Horseshoe6752Tomomitsu OnoJapan50,500
Horseshoe6753Mark FisherUnited States50,000
Horseshoe6754Chris BellUnited States55,500
Horseshoe6755Brandon CantuUnited States46,000
Horseshoe6756Thomas RickettsUnited States16,500

Day 2 of Event $11: $1,500 Badugi Begins at 1 PM

Liam Gannon
Liam Gannon
Nick Guagenti
Nick Guagenti

With a total of 487 players making a prize pool of $650,145, Day 2 of Event #11: $1,500 Badugi sees the second day of play begin at 1 p.m. in the Horseshoe, Las Vegas. The 139 surviving players will see the top 74 secure a minimum of $3,000, with all eyes on the first place prize of $129,676.

Leading the way is Arkansas native Joseph Wagganer, sitting with 268,500. With $110,016 in lifetime cashes and several WSOP cashes in mixed triple draw events, Wagganer is no stranger to deep runs in draw games at the WSOP. He looks to use his massive stack to secure his first bracelet. The podium is rounded out by Oscar Johansson (218,000) and Mark Roland (217,500).

RankPlayerCountryChip Count
1Joseph WagganerUnited States268,500
2Oscar JohanssonSweden218,000
3Mark RolandUnited States217,500
4Nicholas MarsicoUnited States215,500
5Hanh TranAustria203,500
6Maksim PisarenkoRussia196,500
7Jerry WongUnited States191,000
8Frank KasselaUnited States175,000
9Tomasz GluszkoPoland174,000
10Lee HortonUnited Kingdom171,500

Not skipping a beat after taking home his second bracelet is Nick Guagenti (153,000). After playing what was a lengthy heads up battle in the $1,500 Limit Hold’em event, he hopped into this event in the last minutes of registration in hopes of securing a third bracelet. Other notables that survived include Jerry Wong (191,000), Frank Kassela (175,000), Alex Livingston (148,000), Dan Zack, (120,000), and Michael Moncek (117,500).

Players will return to sixty-minute levels beginning at Level 16, coming back to blinds of 2,000-4,000, and limits at 4,000-8,000, with a 15-minute break occurring after every two levels. Players will go on an hour-long dinner break at the conclusion of Level 21, after which the field will play another four levels before bagging up for the night.

Stay tuned to PokerNews for all the updates regarding the 2024 WSOP bracelet events.

Tags: Alex LivingstonDan ZackFrank KasselaHanh TranJerry WongJoseph WagganerLee HortonMaksim PisarenkoMark RolandMichael MoncekNicholas MarsicoNick GuagentiOscar JohanssonTomasz Gluszko

Level: 16

Blinds: 2,000-4,000
Limits: 4,000-8,000

Dickson Takes From Ufano

Liam Gannon
Liam Gannon
Level 16 : Limits 4,000/8,000, 0 ante

Jorge Ufano raised from the cutoff and Ren Lin called on the button while Adam Dickson called in the small blind.

Dickson drew one while Ufano and Lin both drew two. Dickson checked over to Ufano who bet and Lin called while Dickson responded by raising which only Ufano called.

Dickson and Ufano stood pat, leading to a bet from Dickson which Ufano called. The same action repeated on the third drawing and betting round.

Dickson showed 6♠4♥3♦A♣ for a six-four and he took a sizable pot off of Ufano.

Shortly after this hand, Lin was eliminated from the tournament along with Thomas Ricketts.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Adam Dickson gb
Adam Dickson 		131,000
42,000
 42,000
Profile photo of Jorge Ufano es
Jorge Ufano 		59,000
29,500
 29,500
Profile photo of Thomas Ricketts us
Thomas Ricketts 		Busted
Profile photo of Ren Lin cn
Ren Lin 		Busted
GGPoker

Tags: Adam DicksonJorge UfanoRen LinThomas Ricketts

Early KO for Rodriguez

Brett Slezak
Brett Slezak
Level 16 : Limits 4,000/8,000, 0 ante

Ilkka Heikkila raised from the small blind and Carlos Rodriguez came along from the big blind.

Heikkila drew one while Rodriguez drew two. Heikkila led with a bet, Rodriguez raised, and Heikkila three-bet all in, which Rodriguez called.

Both players stayed pat on the next two draws.

Ilkka Heikkila: 7x4x2xAx All in
Carlos Rodriguez: 6♥3♣2♠A♦

Heikkila made a seven badugi, but Rodriguez made a winning six badugi to score the early elimination

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Carlos Rodriguez us
Carlos Rodriguez 		98,000
1,000
 1,000
Profile photo of Ilkka Heikkila fi
Ilkka Heikkila 		Busted

Tags: Carlos RodriguezIlkka Heikkila

Murata Fires Thrice

Liam Gannon
Liam Gannon
Level 16 : Limits 4,000/8,000, 0 ante

Yuya Murata raised in the hijack and Chip Jett called in the big blind.

Jett and Murata drew one, with Jett checking over to Murata who bet and Jett called. The action repeated on the following street of drawing and betting.

On the final round, Jett drew one and Murata stood pat while Jett checked dark. Murata bet, Jett looked at the card he drew and then tossed his hand into the muck.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Yuya Murata jp
Yuya Murata 		161,000
5,000
 5,000
Profile photo of Chip Jett us
Chip Jett 		93,000
51,500
 51,500

Tags: Yuya MurataChip Jett

Prociak Loses Some To Hole

Liam Gannon
Liam Gannon
Level 16 : Limits 4,000/8,000, 0 ante

Andreas Hole raised in the hijack and David Prociak three-bet on the button, folding out the blinds. Hole four-bet, which Prociak responded to by five-betting, which Hole called.

Both players stood pat every draw, with Hole betting every street and Prociak calling each time.

Hole turned over 8♠4♦2♥A♣ for an eight-four which was good for the pot as Prociak mucked his hand.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Andreas Hole no
Andreas Hole 		165,000
115,000
 115,000
Profile photo of David Prociak us
David Prociak 		95,000
60,000
 60,000
$25K Fantasy
WSOP 3X Winner

Tags: Andreas HoleDavid Prociak

Torrez Eliminates Sarle

Brett Slezak
Brett Slezak
Level 16 : Limits 4,000/8,000, 0 ante

John Torrez opened the hijack and then called when Dominick Sarle three-bet from the cutoff.

Torrez drew one while Sarle stood pat. Torrez check-called a bet from Sarle.

Torrez took one again and check-raised to put Sarle at risk of elimination.

Torrez decided to stay pat on the final draw, which put Sarle in a difficult position and he decided to break a badugi.

Torrez revealed 7♣6♦5♠4♥ and Sarle was already drawing dead as he showed 8♣3♦2♥. To add insult to injury, Sarle drew the 4♠ to make a worse badugi as he exited to tournament area.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of John Torrez us
John Torrez 		155,000
74,500
 74,500
Profile photo of Dominick Sarle us
Dominick Sarle 		Busted
WSOP 1X Winner

Tags: Dominick SarleJohn Torrez

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