$1,100 Eight-Game Mix (Re-Entry)
Structure | Payouts
Level 24: 40,000/80,000 Limits
Players Remaining: 2 of 90
The game switched to Limit Hold’em, and the limits increased to 40,000-80,000.
Brian Yoon raised to 80,000, and Jon Breneman called. The flop came , Breneman checked, Yoon bet 40,000, and Breneman called. The turn card was the , and both players checked.
The river card was the , Breneman checked, Yoon bet 80,000, and Breneman called. Yoon showed to win the pot, and Breneman mucked.
Brian Yoon – 460,000 (6 BB)
Jon Breneman – 1,340,000 (17 BB)
The next hand, Breneman limped for 40,000, and Yoon checked his option. The flop came , Yoon checked, Breneman bet 40,000, and Yoon called. The turn card was the , Yoon checked, Breneman bet 80,000, and Yoon called.
The river card was the , Yoon checked, Breneman bet 80,000, and Yoon called. Breneman showed to win the pot with a pair of sevens, and Yoon mucked.
Jon Breneman – 1,575,000 (20 BB)
Brian Yoon – 225,000 (3 BB)
Then the game switched to Stud Hi-Lo, and after five small pots, the final hand played to a showdown that left Yoon with less than a single big bet.
Jon Breneman: ()
Brian Yoon: ()
3rd Street: Yoon bet 40,000, and Breneman called.
4th Street: Breneman bet 40,000, and Yoon called.
5th Street: Breneman bet 80,000, and Yoon called.
6th Street: Breneman bet 80,000, and Yoon called.
7th Street: Breneman bet 80,000, and Yoon called. Breneman couldn’t have a low, but he showed a third four for trip fours, and Yoon mucked, unable to make a better high hand or a qualifying low.
Jon Breneman – 1,745,000 (22 BB)
Brian Yoon – 55,000 (<1 BB)
Here are the payouts they’re playing for:
1st: $26,620 + Showdown Trophy
2nd: $17,235