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Niveau 14
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Players have gone on a 60-minute dinner break with just six more eliminations needed to reach the money. Action will resume again around 9:45 PM local time.
2021 World Series of Poker
Event #16: $10,000 Limit Hold'em Championship
Jours 2
Event Info
2021 World Series of Poker
Résultats
Event Info
Info Niveau
Info Joueurs - Jour 2
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$857,900
Total d’Entrées
92
Niveau
24
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
0
Entrants
92
Joueurs Survivants
10
Joueurs Survivants 1 / 92
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Niveau 14
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On a flop of 
, Terrence Chan bet and Chad Eveslage, from the big blind, raised. Chan called to see the 
fall on the turn.
Eveslage led out with a bet and Chan called. Eveslage slowed down on the 
river, and Chan took the opportunity to bet. Eveslage threw his hand into the muck as players headed out on dinner break.
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Eric Kurtzman put out a bet in position on a flop of 
, and Scott Tuttle called. Kurtzman bet again on the 
turn, but this time Tuttle raised to force a fold from the one-time chip leader.
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Mike Thorpe raised in early position and only got a call from Jason Somerville in the big blind.
On the 
flop, Somerville led into Thorpe, who called and said, "I'll get you on the next street".
After Somerville gave him the opportunity with a check on the turn, Thorpe opted instead to check back.
Somerville bet once more on the 
river, and Thorpe called.
Somerville showed 
and Thorpe mucked, saying in defeat, "I had a pocket pair as well".
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John Monnette and Mike Thorpe were heads-up on the turn with the board showing 
. Thorpe checked from the big blind, then called when Monnette bet.
The same action repeated on the river, with Thorpe check-calling a bet, and he mucked when Monnette showed 
for a pair of nines.
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John Racener and Yuri Dzivielevski engaged in a preflop raising war with Racener originally raising from the button into Dzivielevski's small blind.
Four bets each would go in before a flop of 
was spread. Dzivielevski check-called a bet from Racener, then checked again on the turn.
This time after Racener bet, Dzivielevski folded, sending Racener's stack toward 600,000 chip territory.
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John Racener raised from under the gun and called when Yuri Dzivielevski, next to act, three-bet.
The flop came 
, and Racener check-called a bet. He also checked the turn, Dzivielevski put out another bet, and again Racener called.
Racener checked for a third time on the , and after thinking for a moment Dzivielevski tapped the felt. Racener turned over 
to take the pot.
Niveau 14
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Another of the biggest stacks in the room, Terrence Chan, just added to his total courtesy of John Racener.
With multiple bets already in the pot, Chan check-raised a bet from Racener on the 
board.
Racener gave his decision some thought before folding to Chan.
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Not long after Yuri Dzivielevski took down a pot against Terrence Chan to top the 600,000 chip mark, Brian Rast won a large pot from Day 1 chip leader Eric Kurtzman to put him near the top of the leaderboard.
In a battle of the blinds, Kurtzman led the turn on a board of 
. Rast raised him, and Kurtzman called.
On the river , Kurtzman check-called a bet from Rast who showed 
for a full house, while Kurtzman mucked his cards.
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Chad Eveslage more than doubled his stack by winning the last three hands.
In the first, he fired all three streets on a board of 
against Terrence Chan. Chan called on the flop and turn, but folded the river.
Eveslage raised again the next hand, and Kyle Kitagawa re-raised from the small blind leaving only a few chips behind. Kitagawa bet the 
flop and Eveslage called, then checked the turn.
Eveslage bet enough to put Kitagawa all in, and Kitagawa eventually called with 
for a gutshot straight draw. Eveslage had 
for the flopped set, and Kitagawa headed to the exit when he missed his draw on the river.
Then, Eveslage raised and called a three-bet from Christopher Chung to his immediate left. Eveslage check-called the 
flop, and both players checked the 
turn and the river.
Eveslage showed 
to take the pot with two pair, aces and tens.
