2-7 Triple Draw
Frankie O'Dell raised the hijack to 2,000 only to get re-raised by the small blind to 3,000, which O'Dell called.
The small blind drew two and check-called, whereas O'Dell decided to stay pat.
The small blind took two again and check-called another 2,000 bet from O'Dell.
On the third draw, the small blind drew one and the action checked through.
O'Dell showed 10x9x8x4x2x, which was good enough to take down the pot.
2-7 Razz
Shaun Deeb: XxXx/4x8x4x8x - folded sixth street
Opponent: XxXxXx/2xQx9x8x - folded seventh street
Darcy Stephens: XxXxXx/Jx7x10x8x
Shaun Deeb completed and received two calls, one of which was from Darcy Stephens in the bring in.
Deeb bet again on fourth street and received calls from both opponents.
All three players checked through fifth street. On sixth street Stephens bet which forced a fold from Deeb while his other opponent called.
On seventh street Stephens bet once more and this time it was enough to force a fold from his remaining opponent and take the pot without showdown.
Level: 8
Limit Flop/Draw: 500-1,000, 1,000-2,000 Limits
Stud Games: 200 Ante, 300 Bring-In, 1,000 Completion 1,000-2,000 Limits
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 500/800 Ante, 300-500 Blinds
Badeucey
A player in the cutoff completed and received calls from Keenan Kuhn on the button and Johnson Phanyaseng in the big blind. Phanyaseng drew one while the other players each drew two.
After the first draw action checked around to Kuhn who bet. Phanyaseng called off with his remaining chips and was all in and the player in the cutoff also called. Phanyaseng stood pat, the cutoff drew two and Kuhn drew one.
After the second draw the cutoff check-called another bet from Kuhn. Phanyaseng stood pat, the cutoff drew one and Phanyaseng drew one.
Both players checked with no draws remaining. The cutoff tabled 8♠8♣6♦4♣3♥ for an eight-badugi. Kuhn turned over K♠7♥6♣5♦2♠ for a seven-badugi and king-high. Phanyaseng turned over 9♠7♦5♣4♥2♥ for a nine-low to take half the pot while Kuhn took the other half.
Level: 7
Limit Flop/Draw: 400-800, 800-1,600 Limits
Stud Games: 200 Ante, 400 Bring-In, 800 Completion 800-1,600 Limits
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 400/600 Ante, 200-400 Blinds
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