Nick Schulman raised the button and Michael Casella defended.
Both drew two and it checked through. Both took two again on the second draw. Casella led, Schulman raised, and Casella called.
Casella drew one on the end while Schulman stood pat. Casella check-called a bet but got the bad news as Schulman tabled 5♥4♣2♦A♠ for the winner.
Michael Casella raised on the button and Nick Schulman called.
Both players drew two on the first draw and Schulman check-called a bet from Casella.
On the second draw, Schulman drew two and Casella drew one. Schulman again check-called a bet.
The same drawing action took place on the final draw, but Schulman then led out for a bet.
Casella looked Schulman up and Schulman showed 8♦7♠2♣A♥ for an eight, which got a muck from Casella.
A couple of hands later, Casella raised on the button and Schulman three-bet. Casella made it four bets to go and Schulman called.
Schulman drew one on the first draw while Casella stood pat. Schulman then check-called a bet from Casella.
The same drawing and betting action occurred on the second round and on the final draw, Schulman drew one again while Casella remained pat.
Schulman then led out for a bet and Casella called. Schulman tossed 9♥6♣2♠A♦ face up for a nine and Casella mucked.
Shortly after that, Schulman raised and called a three-bet from Casella.
Both players drew one on the first draw and then action checked through.
On the second draw, both players drew one again and Schulman called a bet from Casell.
Casell drew one on the final draw and Schulman stood pat. Casell then check-called a bet from Schulman, who revealed 9♣8♠5♥3♦ for a nine. Casell again sent his hand into the muck and Schulman added more to his stack.
Level: 31
Blinds: 75,000-150,000
Limits: 150,000-300,000
Nick Schulman raised on the button and Michael Casella defended.
Casella drew three and Schulman one as Casella check-called.
Both took one on the second draw and it checked through. Both still needed one. Casella led, Schulman raised, and Casella took a moment before he announced, "I'll just call."
Schulman announced a nine Badugi, but it was no good against the 7♦6♥3♠2♣ of Casella.
The next hand, Casella raised the button and Schulman defended.
Both drew two as Schulman led and Casella called.
Both took one on the second draw and Casella called another bet.
Schulman now stood pat while Casella needed one. He called a final bet but Schulman tabled J♥3♣2♠A♦ for the winner.
Then, Schulman raised the button and Casella defended.
Both drew two and Casella check-called.
On the second draw, Casella drew two to Schulman's one. Casella then check-raised a bet from Schulman who called.
Casella patted and Schulman took one before he folded to a final bet.
Nick Schulman raised and called a three-bet from Michael Casella.
Casella stood pat on the first draw and Schulman drew two. Schulman then called a bet from Casella.
On the second draw, Casella remained pat and Schulman drew one again. Casella bet and and Schulman called.
Casella stood pat on the end and Schulman took one off. Both players checked and Casella showed K♠Q♥J♣3♦ for a king. Schulman couldn't beat it and sent his cards into the muck.
A few hands later, Casella raised on the button and called a three-bet from Schulman.
Schulman stood pat on the first draw and Casella drew two before calling a bet from Schulman.
The same drawing and betting action took place on the second draw and on the third draw, Schulman remained pat while Casella drew one.
Schulman bet a final time and Casella quickly laid his hand down.
Michael Casella raised on the button and Nick Schulman defended.
Schulman took two and Casella three. Schulman then check-folded to a bet.
The next hand, Schulman raised the button and Casella defended.
Casella took three and Schulman two as the action checked through. Both took two on the second draw and Schulman folded to a bet from Casella.
Then, Casella raised the button, Schulman three-bet from the big blind, and Casella called.
Schulman patted and Casella drew one and called a bet.
Casella took one again on the second draw. Schulman bet once more and Casella raised, causing Schulman to let his hand go after some deliberation.
Nick Schulman raised on the button and Michael Casella defended his big blind.
Both players drew two on the first draw and then Casella check-called a bet from Schulman.
On the second draw, boht players reduced their draw to one each and Casella again check-called a bet.
Both players drew one on the final draw, but this time Casella led out for a bet. Schulman tanked a bit before looking Casella up and was shown 4♦3♠2♣A♠ for a three-card four.
Schulman sent his cards into the muck upon seeing it and Casella added to his stack.
On the first hand of heads-up, Nick Schulman raised the button, Michael Casella three-bet from the big blind, and Schulman called.
Casella stood pat and bet while Schulman took one and called.
Schulman needed one again and he raised after Casella led, which Casella called.
Both patted on the end and Casella check-folded to a final bet from Schulman.
Schulman also picked up the two following small pots to add another 840,000 and even the gap.
Scott Seiver raised from the small blind and called a three-bet from Nick Schulman in the big blind.
Seiver drew one on the first draw and Schulman stood pat. Seiver then check-called a bet from Schulman.
On the second draw, Seiver drew one again and Schulman remained pat. Seiver check-called all in for his remaining stack to put himself at risk.
Seiver drew one on the final draw and hands were revealed.
Scott Seiver: 5♠4♥A♣
Nick Schulman: 8♣7♥6♦3♠
Seiver was drawing live, but he peeled the 4♣ — leaving him with a three-card five to be eliminated in third place.
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