Big pots will come in later stages as players are warming up during the first level.
John Monnette, who won the no-limit single draw version of this tournament a few days ago, has just won a minor pot against Talal Shakerchi.
Monnette defended his big blind against Shakerchi's open from the button and then discarded two. Shakerchi took three and they checked the following betting round.
Both players drew two on the second draw and Monnette check-called this time. The final draw saw both players take one, and Monnette scooped the pot with an uncalled bet.
John Hennigan with his gold bracelet from Event #46: $50,000 Poker Players' Championship
Welcome to PokerNews’ coverage of Event #34 $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship. It’s sure to be a star-studded field today as this tournament always brings out some of the biggest names in poker.
Last year, it was 2014 Poker Players' Championship Winner John Hennigan who bested the field of 125 players to take down the $320,103 first-place prize and his fourth World Series of Poker bracelet. He defeated three-time bracelet winner Michael Gathy heads up as well as a final table that included the likes of J.C. Tran, Chris Klodnicki, and Abe Mosseri. Hennigan was also able to break the streak of Tuan Le who won this event two years running in 2014 and 2015.
Players are slated to play 10 one-hour levels here on Day 1, where action will start at 3 p.m. PDT. Late registration will remain open for eight levels and will close at roughly 12 a.m. PDT.
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for ten-perfect but Monnette had that beat with his rough eighty-seven, showing 
