2017 World Series of Poker

Stud

Zinno: / / - all in on fifth street
Mercier: / /

Jason Mercier raised and Anthony Zinno three-bet. Mercier called. On fourth street Mercier check-called and on fifth street Zinno bet, Mercier raised and Zinno got the rest of his stack in. Mercier called.

Zinno showed a pair of queens while Mercier had a pair of sixes and a flush draw when the money went in.

On sixth, street Zinno drew the and Mercier the .

Zinno showed first on seventh street: the , a card which took away some of Mercier's outs being an ace and a heart. Mercier sweat his final card.

"A black ten," said Mercier, showing before gathering his cards up into his hands as if willing one of them to change to a pair or a heart.

Razz

Rodawig: / /
Bohlman: / /

Catching the action on seventh street, Eric Rodawig bet out 40,000 and Scott Bohlman called.

Rodawig tabled his for a seven-low and Bohlman mucked.

Stud

Jason Mercier completed. Yuebin Guo raised. Mercier called.

Guo bet out on fourth and fifth. Mercier called.

On sixth, Mercier bet. Guo called.

On seventh, Mercier bet. Guo looked puzzled but called.

Mercier then announced "queens-up" before tabling . Guo mucked his hand as he relinquished the pot.

Mercier: / /
Guo: / /

Stud

David Bach completed before Richard Chase raised. Bach called.

Bach bet out on fourth, fifth, and sixth and Chase called.

On seventh, Bach fired one last time. Chase thought for a minute then mucked his hand.

Bach: / /
Chase: / / (folded on seventh)

Razz

Eric Rodawig completed and Jerry Wong raised to 40,000. Brian Rast made it 60,000 to go and both Rodawig and Wong called.

On fourth, Rast bet out and both Rodawig and Wong called before they both folded to a Rast 40,000-chip bet on fifth.

Rodawig: /
Wong: /
Rast: /

Razz

Jason Mercier completed and Andrew Brown raised to 40,000. Mercier called and both players checked fourth.

On fifth, Mercier bet and Brown folded.

Mercier: /
Brown: /

"I should have three-bet you and then bet!" stated Mercier as he showed his in the hole.

"But I paired, and I thought there was no way you paired," Mercier added.

"I hit the case eight. I had eight-three in the hole and still managed to pair it," responded Brown.

Razz

Lee: / / - all in on fifth street
Mercier: / /

Mack Lee completed and Jason Mercier raised. Lee called, then bet on fourth and fifth street until he was all in.

"Oh you paired too," said Mercier, seeing Lee's pair of sevens to his own pair of nines.

Mercier drew another nine on sixth street while Lee drew the meaning he was drawing to a seven-three low on seventh street.

Mercier drew the on seventh street.

"You need to pair," said Mercier to himself. Lee drew the to pair up and Mercier's queen-nine beat Lee's pair of sevens.

Omaha Hi-Lo

The action folded around to Brian Rast in the small blind who raised. Don Zewin called from the big blind.

The flop came and Rast bet. Zewin called.

The turn brought the and Rast bet. Zewin raised. Rast called.

The completed the board and Rast bet again. Zewin raised sending Rast into the tank.

Rast thought for a few minutes before reluctantly mucking his hand.

Omaha Hi-Lo

Richard Chase limped the button and Mack Lee completed the small blind as Jason Mercier checked his option.

The flop fell and Lee led out for 20,000 with both Mercier and Chase calling.

The turn landed the and Lee bet 40,000 with Mercier folding and Chase calling.

The river of the completed the board and Lee bet his last 9,000 with Chase calling.

Lee tabled his for a low as Chase tabled his for the high.

Omaha Hi-Lo

During the deal, an was exposed. Jerry Wong raised and Anthony Zinno defended his big blind.

The flop as and Zinno bet. Wong called. The turn was the and again Zinno bet and Wong called. Zinno check-called a bet on the river and Wong showed for a straight. There was no low and Zinno was scooped.

Then, in another hand, Brian Rast called from early position. Zinno called from the small blind and Eric Rodawig checked the big blind.

The flop was . Zinno bet and got two callers. The turn was the and Zinno bet and again got two callers. The river was the[ 4h] and all players checked.

"Two pair and a seven-six low," said Zinno, showing .

"I have a set of kings," said Rodawig showing .

Rast studied both opponents' boards intensely before mucking.