CrazyMarco Loses StandardPot
Livello 17
2-7 Triple Draw
Marco Johnson opened with a raise, and Ylon Schwartz was the only caller, heads-up to the draw.
Each of them took one card, and Johnson check-called a bet. He took another card and checked, while Schwartz stood pat and bet again. Johnson check-raised this time, and Schwartz leaned forward and knelt on his chair, suddenly interested in the hand. He called the extra bet, then called another one after both men stood pat on the final round.
Johnson showed 
, and it was second-best to Schwartz's 
. With that pot, Schwartz moves up to 120,000, while "CrazyMarco" slides all the down to just 34,000.
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. Eric Buchman bet, Dylan Linde raised, and the two of them tangled up in a raising war that left Linde all in for 33,700. Buchman was right there to match it, and the cards were on their backs. "Wow," Buchman lamented as he saw the bad news.
turn was a blank. The river 
was as well, and the pot and the double-up go to Linde. He's back to about 75,000 now, while Buchman falls back around 90,000 himself.
. Hanks checked, Mourshaki bet, Hanks made it two bets, Mourshaki made it three, and Hanks made it four. Mourshaki tank-called.
, and Hanks led out. Mourshaki called, and Hanks opened 
for a pair of eights. Mourshaki mucked, and Hanks pulled in the pot.
turn. Pispala checked first to act, and Racener put out the big bet of 10,000. Mourshaki made the call, getting short on chips now, and Pispala tanked and folded out of the way.
, and Racener bet again. This time, Mourshaki's call put him all in for less, and the cards were shown down. Well, Racener's cards were. He tabled 
for deuces full, and it was good. Mourshaki sent his cards into the muck, and he'll wander to the payout desk to pick up a check for his efforts over the past two days.
