Level 14
Badugi
After the first draw, David Benyamine bet and Jon Turner raised in a battle of the blinds. Benyamine called. We didn't see the second draw, but Benyamine check-called a bet. Benyamine took one on the final draw and Turner patted. Both players checked the end, with Turner showing down 
for a jack-badugi and the win.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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46,000
6,000
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6,000 |
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35,000
35,000
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35,000 |
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for a seven-low while Maslak tabled his 
for a six-dugi to see the side pot chopped.
and split half of the main pot with his superior low with Maslak.
for a six-badugi and nine-low. Johnson couldn't beat either and has just a few bets remaining now.
for a ten-low and Ryynanen simply nodded and mucked.
badugi.
to go along with 
for a nine-dugi.
flop for about 9,000 more. Zack Freeman called on the button right away. After action at all the other tables finished up, the two tabled their hands.
banged off right away on the turn to give him the nut low and second nuts for high. The river was a 
, and Freeman scooped it to bust Macklin on the bubble.
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