$1,100 10-Game Mix
Structure | Payouts
Level 23: 40,000/80,000 Limits
Players Remaining: 2 of 62
During Badugi, A.J. Kelsall raised to 40,000, and Ryan Hoenig called from the big blind.
Draw #1: Hoenig drew two cards, and Kelsall drew one. Hoenig checked, Kelsall bet 40,000, and Hoenig check-raised to 80,000. Kelsall called.
Draw #2: Hoenig drew one card, and Kelsall stood pat. Hoenig checked, Kelsall bet 80,000, and Hoenig called.
Draw #3: Hoenig drew one card, and Kelsall stood pat. Hoenig checked, Kelsall bet 80,000 (leaving him with 60K behind), and Hoenig went into the tank.
After a while, Hoenig laughed and said, “This hand is definitely reportable.”
Hoenig eventually called with a three-card 5, saying, “You deserve this one.”
Ryan Hoenig: 
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A.J. Kelsall: 
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Unfortunately for Kelsall, he was pipped once again, bluffing with a three-card 6. Hoenig won the pot, and Kelsall was left with less than a single big bet.
Ryan Hoenig – 1,800,000 (23 BB)
A.J. Kelsall – 60,000 (<1 BB)
1st: $21,575 + Showdown Trophy
2nd: $12,720
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