George Danzer raised to 20,000 and both Sergey Rybachenko and Tuan Le called from the button and big blind respectively.
Le drew one, Danzer and Rybachenko drew two before Le led for 10,000 with both his opponents calling and drawing another two as Le stood pat and bet 20,000 dark.
Danzer folded, but Rybachenko raised to 40,000 to prompt a fold from Le. Rybachenko flashed what appeared to be a perfect seven and scooped the pot to move to 340,000 in chips.
The crew is back for another episode of the PokerNews Podcast from the 45th annual World Series of Poker. Jason Somerville talks about his 18th-place finish in the $1,000 buy-in pot-limit Omaha event, and the crew discusses the Jason Mo vs. Vanessa Selbst heads-up match along with Darren Elias' affinity for North Faces and the 2014 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Jon Turner opened the action with a raise and found calls from Justin Bonomo in the cutoff and Jason Mercier in the big blind. All three players drew two new cards on the first drawing round and action checked around to Bonomo. He fired out a bet and both of his opponents called.
On the second draw, Mercier took one, Turner took two, and Bonomo opted for one. Action once again checked around to Bonomo and he fired out. Mercier called while Turner decided to lay his hand down. On the final draw, Mercier took one and Bonomo stood pat. Mercier checked, Bonomo led out, and Mercier flung forward a call.
Bonomo fanned and his seventy-six awarded him the pot. Bonomo now has 300,000 in chips while Mercier has dropped to 470,000.
From the button, Jon Turner raised to 20,000 and Justin Bonomo called from the small blind before both players drew two. Bonomo led for 10,000 and Turner called as both players drew one and checked.
On the final draw, both players again drew one before Bonomo check-called a 20,000-chip bet from Turner.
Turner tabled his to scoop the pot and move to 225,000 as Bonomo mucked and dived under 200,000.
Welcome back to the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino and the 2014 World Series of Poker for the final day of Event #5: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball Championship!
Kicking off the first of two Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball tournaments for the series just two days ago saw 120 players take to the felt to form a $1,128,000 prizepool. That field was whittled down to just 52 by the end of the first day as the penultimate day of play was one where players looked to make their run at reaching the money and the eventual six-handed final table.
Unfortunately the likes of Doyle Brunson, Huck Seed, Billy Baxter, Todd Brunson, David Chiu, David Bach, Barry Greenstein, Matthew Ashton and John Hennigan would all find themselves on the rail throughout the day before four-time WSOP bracelet winner Tom Schneider would earn the moniker of bubble boy. Schneider found himself all in on the second draw with a draw to a ten-low while Jason Mercier held and found a on the final draw. Schneider would pair his ten on the final draw to leave the the 12 remaining players in the money with a guaranteed $24,342 payday.
The min-cash may be nice, but it is the shiny WSOP gold bracelet and accompanying $355,324 that everyone is striving for, and the player in the best position to capture that prize is Phil Galfond who tops the chip counts with an impressive 604,000 to have the lead over Mercier (561,000), Alexandre Luneau (386,000) and Tuan Le (377,000).
Table
Seat
Player
Country
Chip Count
446
1
David Benyamine
France
236,0000
446
2
Jason Mercier
USA
561,000
446
3
Eli Elezra
USA
222,000
446
4
Jon Turner
USA
176,000
446
5
Justin Bonomo
USA
243,000
446
6
Alexandre Luneau
England
386,000
449
1
George Danzer
Germany
156,000
449
2
Sergey Rybachenko
Russia
199,000
449
3
Nick Schulman
USA
304,000
449
4
Tuan Le
USA
377,000
449
5
Phil Galfond
USA
604,000
449
6
Michael Chow
USA
198,000
Of the final 12 players, there are nine WSOP bracelets spread amongst six players while the likes of George Danzer, Jon Turner, Justin Bonomo and Le all have a wealth of experience that they will call on in an effort to capture their first WSOP gold bracelet.
The PokerNews Live Reporting Team will be on hand when play kicks off at 2:00 p.m. (PDT) in the Amazon Room as we look to provide extensive live coverage as we play down from 12 to just one - the Event #5: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball Champion!
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and his seventy-six awarded him the pot. Bonomo now has 300,000 in chips while Mercier has dropped to 470,000.
on the final draw. Schneider would pair his ten on the final draw to leave the the 12 remaining players in the money with a guaranteed $24,342 payday.