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World Series Of Poker
2007 Limit Deuce to Seven Lowball Rebuy Result 29th June |
LAS VEGAS June 1 – July 17 2006
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Event #48 Entries -- 209 (-) Rebuys -- 546 (-) Buy-in -- $1,000 Prize Pool -- $755,000
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Rafi Amit
(Holon, Israel)
wins $227,005 and
WSOP bracelet |
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Pos. |
Player |
Origin |
Prize |
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1 |
Rafi Amit |
Israel |
$227,005 |
2 |
Leonard Martin |
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$128,120 |
3 |
Anthony Lellouche |
Paris |
$84,812 |
4 |
Jon Shoreman |
London |
$84,812 |
5 |
Eugene Ji |
NY |
$41,504 |
6 |
Mark Bartlog |
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$27,068 |
7 |
Andrew Bloch |
Vegas |
$19,489 |
8 |
Ben Armstrong |
OK |
$19,489 |
9 |
Danny Fuhs |
AZ |
$14,075 |
10 |
Ralph Rudd |
CA |
$14,075 |
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Other Facts |
24 places paid - 15th Steve Zolotow (Las Vegas, NV, USA) $6,496
The winner of the Ace-to-Five Triple Draw Lowball World Championship was Rafit Amit, from Holon Israel. He is a 27-year-old semi-professional poker player. This was Amit's second victory at the World Series of Poker. He won the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha championship in 2005, which was good for his first gold bracelet. -- The tournament attracted 209 entries and was played over three days. Amit was second in chips when he arrived at the final table. Play lasted about five hours on the final day. First place paid $227,005. -- Other than his two WSOP wins, Amit is perhaps best known for an unusual incident that took place when he won the first gold bracelet. Amit was upset at one point late in the tournament and was given a mandatory penalty for using inappropriate language at the table. He is the only player in WSOP history who has ever been given a 10-minute penalty during heads-up play. Amit was able to recover from that incident and stormed on to victory. -- Amit has six tournament cashes on his poker resume. All occurred at the WSOP. This was his fourth final table appearance. |
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