Event #74: The Little One for One Drop - $1,000 +111 No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2017 World Series of Poker

07-14-2017 16:35 UTC-8

Eliminations and Payouts From 540th to 478th Place ($1,745)

Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Enrico Bove	Busted
Laura Sadowski	Busted
Antonios Rouggeris	Busted
Ian Gavlick	Busted
Rodney Burgermeister	Busted
Travis Tachibana	Busted
Mike Sowers	Busted
Ronald Miller	Busted
Rees Scruggs	Busted
Thomas Wheeler	Busted
Rajkumar Ramakrishnan	Busted
Sheena Datt	Busted
Mark Gregorich	Busted
Arin Youssefian	Busted
Jia Liu	Busted
Javier Gomez	Busted
Luca Stevanato	Busted
William Barton Davis	Busted
Imran Mukati	Busted
Floyd Bangerter	Busted
Artem Metalidi	Busted
Michael Mathew	Busted
David Butkus	Busted
James Belcher	Busted
Khou Fang	Busted

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07-14-2017 16:29 UTC-8

Fehr Catches Lightning in a Bottle

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Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

On a board reading , Gerald Fehr moved all in for his remaining 35,400. His opponent called with just less then that at around 34,000.

Fehr:
Opponent:

Fehr was in bad shape, but the river came down a and Fehr rivered a larger full house to eliminate his clearly frustrated opponent. This Canadian still has a few tricks left up his sleeve.

Player	Chips	Progress
Gerald Fehr	110,000 75,700	75,700

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07-14-2017 16:22 UTC-8

Joseph Cheong Eliminated

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Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Giulio Mascolo opened for 5,000 from early position and picked up one caller in Joseph Cheong on the button. Mascolo asked how much Cheong had left and got an answer of 35,000.

The flop was .

Mascolo led for 7,000 and Cheong shipped it. Mascolo gave it a couple minutes thinking time before he called.

Cheong:
Mascolo:

The turn was the and the river the .

Cheong was looking good for a double-up on the flop with his two pair, but the river delivered Broadway for Mascolo to knock him out.

Player	Chips	Progress
Giulio Mascolo	140,000 83,100	83,100
Joseph Cheong	Busted

Tags: Giulio Mascolo Joseph Cheong

07-14-2017 16:08 UTC-8

Show Both

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Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

It’s not uncommon for a table in a tournament to agree to show one card at the end of a hand to add a bit of fun and added free information to the game.

One table though is playing “show both” at the end of a hand, so no more showing the weak kicker. The whole table has agreed and are enjoying the early stages of the game.

“Mister yellow jacket here is playing eight-ten,” one player said of the results. “So far it’s gone bluf- bluff.”

The player who suggested the game was joking that it had backfired on him as he couldn’t get involved on the action.

On the next hand though, four players went to a flop, and at the river of , two remained with the original raiser showing and losing to .

07-14-2017 16:04 UTC-8

Eliminations and Payouts From 603rd to 541st Place ($1,610)

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Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
James Hoeppner	Busted
Lander Lijo	Busted
Owais Ahmed	Busted

Nicholas Salimbene	Busted
Dena Pearlman	Busted
Michael Sinclair	Busted
Champie Douglas	Busted
Rami Owera	Busted
Scott Wright	Busted
Geoffrey Hatcher	Busted
Nicholas Willie	Busted
Domenico Micillo	Busted
Azarya Levy	Busted
Jeff Gross	Busted

Vivek Joshi	Busted

Oren Ram	Busted
Louiegi Baclig	Busted
Kevin Chan	Busted
Thomas Penza	Busted
Huiwen Liu	Busted
Johanssy Joseph	Busted
Robert Mansilla	Busted
Spencer Champlin	Busted
Rajasekhara Munnangi	Busted
Scott Vetter	Busted

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07-14-2017 15:55 UTC-8

Every Exit Hurts

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Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

There were two all-ins already and a third player was left to act and he too declared all in, putting his decent-enough stack at risk. He slammed his hole cards face up on the table though when he saw the hands he was up against, and continue a stream of invective directed at himself and the universe as the communal cards were dealt until the runner collected him for an escort to the payout desk.

Craig Mcdowell:
Loukas Michael:
Opponent:

The board ran out .

Even the short-stacked suited ace got there, and he was happy with his triple-up, though all remained quiet until the busted player left the scene.

Player	Chips	Progress
Craig Mcdowell	110,000 33,400	33,400
Loukas Michael	70,000 23,200	23,200

Tags: Craig Mcdowell Loukas Michael

07-14-2017 15:55 UTC-8

Shebat Makes a Strong Read

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Level 13 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

As recounted by another player, Christopher Shebat was on the button and raised to 4,000. A player in the big blind called.

The flop was with two of them diamonds. The big blind checked and Shebat bet 3,000, the big blind called.

The turn was the and the big blind led out for 8,000. Shebat thought a moment and called.

The river was the and the big blind led again but for 23,000. Shebat took his time and evaluated, then called.

Big blind:
Christopher Shebat:

Shebat's pocket fives were good and his call makes a statement that he won't be pushed around.

Player	Chips	Progress
Christopher Shebat	70,000

Tags: Christopher Shebat

Level: 13

Blinds: 1,000/2,000

Ante: 300

07-14-2017 15:30 UTC-8

Eliminations and Payouts From 659th to 604th Place ($1,500)

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Level 12 : 800/1,600, 200 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Michael Gonzalez	Busted
Dimitar Yosifov	Busted
Michelle Keller	Busted
Ocia Langner	Busted
Michael Scoma	Busted
Vlad Darie	Busted

Jerwin Pasco	Busted
Avi Drori	Busted
Emil Gramatikov	Busted
Mark Wahba	Busted
Scott Bohlman	Busted

Kamran Munaf	Busted
Todd Peterson	Busted
Kevin Gates	Busted
Christopher Barrett	Busted
Abraham Marquez	Busted
Antonio Gonzalez Miranda	Busted
Michael Maruna	Busted
Justin Harvell	Busted
Ryan Smith (CAN)	Busted
Michael Comisso	Busted
Sara Hall	Busted
Steve Foutty	Busted
Igor Dubinsky	Busted
Rick Alvarado	Busted

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07-14-2017 15:27 UTC-8

Break Time

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Level 12 : 800/1,600, 200 ante

Players are on a 15-minute break, their first of the day.