Level 17
: 30,000/60,000, 0 ante
Razz
Sion: 
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Couden: / 
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Abdalla: / 
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Elior Sion completed. Joseph Couden made it two bets. Jake Abdalla called. Sion made it three bets. Couden called all in for less than the third bet. Abdalla called as well.
On fourth, Abdalla bet and Sion called. On fifth street, Sion took the lead and he bet. Abdalla called.
Sion bet again on sixth street. Abdalla thought for a long time, then folded.
"You have ace deuce right?" Matusow asked. "I would've shit if you don't have ace deuce."
Sion did in fact turn over 
and that would lock up the hand for him as Couden was holding . Sion picked up a on seventh while Couden pulled another and that would do it. Couden was eliminated bringing the field down to just 23 players.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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1,370,000
270,000
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270,000 |
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340,000
190,000
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190,000 |
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Busted | |
, and action checked to Benson, who put out a bet of 40,000. Shakerchi then raised to 105,000. Benson re-potted it. Sharkerchi moved all in, and Benson called. 
on the turn, giving Shakerchi a flush draw. Unfortunately for him, Benson found a 
on the river, giving him a full house. That earned him the double as players headed for break. 
on his board, which was the lowest combo, and Matthew Ashton called with 
while Ian Johns came along with 
. Ashton caught an ace on fifth and bet, chasing away Johns, but Mizrachi stuck around and called again on sixth.
(folded on fifth street)
, and Johns checked to Arieh. Arieh bet 100,000, and Ashton called after thinking about it for a bit. 
, and Arieh slowed down with a check. Ashton put in a pot-sized bet, and Arieh snap-called for the rest of his stack. 
for the nut straight, and Ashton was drawing thin with 
for two pair. Arieh faded on the 
for aces and sixes. Wattel mucked.
to keep him with aces and queens, while Bach caught the 
