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Event #38: No-Limit Deuce to Seven Lowball W/Rebuys Results

Aug 02 2006 12:00 AM EST

2006 World Series of Poker - Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino - Las Vegas: Official Results and Report

Event #38
No-Limit Duece to Seven Lowball w/Rebuys
Buy-In: $5,000
Number of Entries: 81
Number of Rebuys: 159
Total Prize Money: $1,164,048

Official Results:

1. Daniel Alaei Las Vegas, NV $430,698
2. David Williams Las Vegas, NV $256,091
3. Philippe Rouas San Francisco, CA $162,967
4. Men "The Master" Nguyen Bell Gardens, CA $128,045
5. Greg Raymer Raleigh, NC $93,124
6. Allen Cunningham Las Vegas, NV $58,202
7. Eliyahu Levy North Miami, FL $34,921

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