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Level 17
2017 World Series of Poker
Event #11: $1,500 Dealers Choice 6-Handed
Day: 2
Event Info
2017 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$491,400
Total Entries
364
Level
26
Limits
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 364
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Level 17
The dealer button is in Seat 6 and the game choice button is in Seat 4.
Level 17
| Table | Seat | Player |
|---|---|---|
| 636 | 1 | Wes Self |
| 636 | 2 | Wook Kim |
| 636 | 3 | Kyle Welsh |
| 636 | 4 | Robert Mizrachi |
| 636 | 5 | Anthony Arvidson |
| 636 | 6 | David Bach |
| 637 | 1 | Scott Milkey |
| 637 | 2 | Jon Turner |
| 637 | 3 | Christopher Sensoli |
| 637 | 4 | Sampo Ryynanen |
| 637 | 5 | Justin Bonomo |
| 637 | 6 | Isaac Crow |
| 638 | 1 | Brandon Delnano |
| 638 | 2 | Brandon Cantu |
| 638 | 3 | Zachary Freeman |
| 638 | 4 | Alex Luneau |
| 638 | 5 | Kevin Iacofano |
| 638 | 6 | Chip Jett |
Level 17
Pot-Limit Omaha
Raoul Encinas got his last 65,000 chips in preflop against Rob Mizrachi.
Encinas: 
Mizrachi: 
Mizrachi had a commanding lead and flopped trips on the 
flop. The 
turn and 
river changed nothing, and the 18 remaining players redrew to the final three tables.
Level 17
Badacey
Isaac Crow moved all in for his last 9,100 and Brandon Delnano called from the big blind.
Delnano drew two, two, and two, while Crow drew two, one, and one.
Crow tabled his 
and squeezed the 
to make number one number one as Delnano tabled his 
and caught the 
and .
Level 17
Pot-Limit Omaha
David Bach opened for 6,000 first to act, and Christopher Sensoli made it 20,000. Bach called, then checked the 
flop. Sensoli checked back. Bach fired 25,000 on the 
turn, and Sensoli called. On the 
river, Bach tanked awhile and checked. Sensoli bet 40,000 and got a quick fold.
Level 17
No-Limit Hold'em
Jesse Martin moved all in from the cutoff for 13,000, and Christopher Sensoli called in the big blind.
Martin: 
Sensoli: 
The board ran out 
, and Martin was eliminated in 20th place.
Level 17
Robert Mizrachi has creative ideas for how to improve the Dealers Choice Event in the future.
Level 17
Badugi
Craig Chait got his remaining stack all in from the big blind, was called by Jon Turner in the cutoff, and small blind Justin Bonomo added another bet to the growing pot, making it 23,800 between him and Turner, while Chait was all in for 5,000 less.
Action went exactly as follows on all three draws: Bonomo patted, Chait drew one, and Turner drew one. Bonomo got bets called on all but the final street, when he checked and Turner checked back. Bonomo showed for a rough pat badugi, and nobody had made better.
Level 17
Badugi
Todd Bui got his remaining chips in, blind-versus-blind against Scott Milkey with two draws to come. Bui took three and Milkey two. On the final draw, Bui took two and Milkey one.
Bui turned over , while Milkey showed 
, having made a three-card six. Bui said his last card was red, but it was the , leaving him with an inferior three-card seven.
