Jesse Martin had the button and raised to 425. Both the small and big blinds called to see the draw. The small blind pulled three new cards, the big blind took one, and Martin opted for two.
After the draw, action checked back to Martin and he dropped out 900. The small blind called and the big blind let go of his cards. Martin tabled for a pair of eights, but was ultimately bested by his opponent's for a pair of aces. Martin watched as the pot was pushed to his opponent and he now sits around 14,500.
With registration closed, the prize pool information for this event has officially been released. The event generated a total prize pool of $565,650 for 449 total entries. The top 42 spots will make the money with a min-cash being worth $2,799. Each player will be playing for the $147,092 first place prize.
Here's a look at the final table payouts for this event:
Action folded around to Maria Ho on the button and she put out a raise. The small blind folded while the big blind opted to stick around. He pulled three new cards on the first draw and Ho took two. Action checked to Ho and she continued out with a bet. Her opponent called.
For the second draw, Ho's opponent took two card while Ho tapped the table, signifying that she was pat. Action once again checked to her and she fired a bet. Her opponent called to see the final draw. Ho's opponent picked up two once again and Ho stood pat. Action went check, bet, call on the final betting round and Ho rolled over for a seventy-six and a six badugi. Ho's opponent mucked and she scooped the pot, bringing her stack to around 10,800.
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On a flop of , Michael Mizrachi led out with a bet and John Monnette tossed out a call. The dropped down on the turn and Mizrachi slowed down by checking. Monnette took this opportunity to fire out a bet. Mizrachi stuck around to see the finish off the board on the river. Mizrachi check-called one final bet.
Monnette showed for an overpair and a low. This was good enough to scoop the pot as Mizrachi's cards were shown but we were unable to see them. Monnette pulled in the chips and now has about 14,000.
Picking up with the action on fifth street, Allen Cunningham checked over to Melissa Burr. Burr fired out a bet and the five-time WSOP bracelet winner called to see his next card. He checked once again on sixth and Burr bet out. Cunningham called once more and the two players received their final down cards.
Cunningham check-called one final bet from Burr on seventh and she tabled for eights and treys. Cunningham mucked his cards and Burr was awarded the pot. She is now sitting on about 25,600.
for a pair of eights, but was ultimately bested by his opponent's 
for a pair of aces. Martin watched as the pot was pushed to his opponent and he now sits around 14,500.
for a seventy-six and a six badugi. Ho's opponent mucked and she scooped the pot, bringing her stack to around 10,800.
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, Michael Mizrachi led out with a bet and John Monnette tossed out a call. The 
dropped down on the turn and Mizrachi slowed down by checking. Monnette took this opportunity to fire out a bet. Mizrachi stuck around to see the 
finish off the board on the river. Mizrachi check-called one final bet.
for an overpair and a low. This was good enough to scoop the pot as Mizrachi's cards were shown but we were unable to see them. Monnette pulled in the chips and now has about 14,000.
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