Players are on the final break of the night.
2019 World Series of Poker
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
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having flopped and 20,000 or so in the pot, Wes Self managed to get his 69,400 in against Ryan Leng.
"You have queen-jack?" Leng asked.
Indeed, it was as Leng feared: ![]()
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, good for top two and a gutter. The draw wasn't live as Leng had ![]()
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turn and
river didn't do it for Leng, who sent over the majority of his own chips.
"That's a big one," he said with a sigh.
Badugi
After the second draw, Scott Clements bet and got a call from Christopher Claassen. Clements stood pat and Claassen drew one.
The action checked through in the final betting round, and Clements showed ![]()
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for a six-badugi.
No-Limit Hold'em
Andrey Zhigalov opened to 7,000 on the button, and got a call from Dan Matsuzuki on the big blind.
The flop came ![]()
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and the action checked through. The turn came
, Matsuzuki checked again and Zhigalov bet 7,000. Matsuzuki called and the river came
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Matsuzuki checked and Zhigalov put in a 21,000 bet. Matsuzuki tanked for a minute, made the call and mucked his hand when he saw Zhigalov turn over ![]()
for turned trips.
Three-time bracelet winner Frank Kassela has been short stacked for most of Day 2, but he keeps surviving and he's among the final 36 players.
His latest double-up came at the expense of Pawel Andrzejewski, who went all in from the hijack and got a call from Kassela.
Pawel Andrzejewski: ![]()
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Frank Kassela: ![]()
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Kassela had his opponent dominated, and the board ran out ![]()
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, sending Andrzejewski to the rail and putting Kassela back up to 110,000.