No-Limit Hold'em
Prior to the start of the new level, table 678 selected the cadillac of poker and Chad Eveslage raised off a shorter stack to get called by Clayton Mozdzen in the big blind. Mozdzen check-called 40,000 on the A♣7♠4♠ flop and they checked the 2♥ turn.
Mozdzen bet the 6♠ river for 80,000 and Eveslage folded, getting shown the A♠ by his opponent. "I had a pair," Eveslage responded.
Niveau: 27
Limit Flop/Draw: 25,000-50,000, 50,000-100,000 Limits
Stud Games: 10,000 Ante, 20,000 Bring-In, 50,000 Completion 50,000-100,000 Limits,
Pot-Limit & No-Limit: 25,000-35,000 Ante, 10,000/25,000 Blinds
No-Limit Hold 'em
After a raise from Ryan Roeder in late position, John Racener got his last 200,000 or so in the middle and got a call from Roeder.
John Racener: 7♣7♦
Ryan Roeder: K♣J♥
The board ran out 2♦8♠A♥3♠Q♦ and Racener continued to rebuild through another small double-up.
Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Nick Pupillo had lost half of his stack while James Johnson leaped into the top spot and the latter then also claimed the remainder of Pupillo's stack. After the second draw, Pupillo moved all in for the 380,000 he had behind and that sent Johnson into the tank before he called.
Both discarded one card and turned them over.
Nick Pupillo: 8x7x3x2x
James Johnson: 8x5x4x3x
Johnson spiked the 10x and Pupillo peeled his last card, then shook his head and exposed another 8x as he paired up to become the first casualty on Day 3.
Badacey
John Racener and Chad Eveslage exchanged raises before the drawing rounds until Racener was all in for a bit more than 100,000.
The players each drew two in all three rounds with Evesalge exposing 6♣4♥3♠ after the final draw. Unfortunately for him he picked up J♣6♦, leaving him with a three-card and a pair.
Racener showed 4♠2♣A♥ for a better three-card and was freerolling for a scoop. He did just that after turning over 5♦Q♣ for a five Badugi and a queen low.
Razz
Nick Kost: XxXx / 4xJxKx folded on fifth street
James Johnson: XxXx / 5xAx10x folded on fifth street
Andrew Kelsall: 7x3x / 5x6x10x
Nick Kost invested a portion of his short stack three ways when Andrew Kelsall was the one to bet fourth street with the superior board, earning calls from James Johnson and Kost. Kelsall bet fifth as well and earned two folds.
"Am I really going to win a pot?" Kelsall joked and then showed that he had it with a made ten. He claimed to "be a better Day 2 player than a Day 3 player".
Andrew Brown then completed with a four but folded when Kost raised with a five showing.
Stud 8 or Better
John Racener: XxXx / 2♥3♥K♣10♥ / Xx
Gregory Kelley: K♦Q♠8♠ / K♥A♣Q♣6♣
Gregory Kelley recovered the losses against John Racener right after when he bet until sixth street and they checked seventh. Kelley tabled kings and queens to win the pot.
Gregory Kelley: 6♠6♥K♥ / A♥2♥K♠8♥
Ryan Roeder: XxXx / A♣3♣5♠J♠ / Xx
Kelley then also took chips off Ryan Roeder when he bet the superior board and got paid off on seventh with a flush, as he more than doubled across the two hands.
Stud 8 or Better
John Racener: XxXx / Q♣Q♥2♣8♦ / Xx
Gregory Kelley: A♦5♥ / 6♣3♦J♦J♠ / K♠
John Racener completed and Gregory Kelley raised for Racener to call. Racener paired his queen and bet all further streets including seventh street on which he moved all-in.
Kelley peeled his last card and sighed, mucking the blank king of spades face-up. "That's not me calling," he said and then asked if someone could make the run-outs better.
Stud 8 or Better
Nick Kost: XxXx/4♠8♦5♣K♦
James Johnson: XxXx/6♦5♦A♠7♣
James Johnson raised Andrew Kelsall's bring-in and got called by Nick Kost before Kelsall folded.
Kost then faced bets on fourth through sixth streets and called them all until the end before laying his hand on seventh.
Nick Kost: XxXx/K♣10♦Q♠2♥ - folded
Andrew Brown: 5♠4♠/4♦4♥Q♦2♠
In the following hand, Kost called bets from Andrew Brown on fourth and fifth streets, then when faced with another on sixth street and down to just over 300,000 chips, he thought for almost two minutes before electing to release his hand.
Omaha 8 or better
In a battle of the blinds, David Levi and Nick Pupillo invested one bet each on the A♦A♥9♣2♥ turn and Levi checked the Q♣ on the river, Pupillo quickly bet and Levi pulled out of his chair to study the board before electing to fold.
Soon after, Andrew Brown tangled with chip leader Andrew Kelsall and earned three-quarters on a board of A♦7♥3♣2♣6♣. His A♥A♣8♦6♥ for a set beat the A♣7♦3♥2♣ of Kelsall in a medium-sized pot, confirming his decent start into Day 3.
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