Event #34: Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw

Matthew Schwagler raised under the gun and action folded to Matthew Schultz on the button for another raise to three bets. Schwagler called.

Schwagler drew two cards and Schultz took one.

Schwagler check-called a bet from Schultz after the first draw. Schultz stood pat and Schwagler took two cards.

Schwagler check-called another bet from Schultz after the second draw. Both players stood pat for the third draw.

Schwagler check-called one more bet from Schultz after the third draw and turned over      . Schultz tabled       as the losing hand.

Matthew Schwagler	137,000	32,500
Matthew Schultz	98,000	6,000

Ahmed Amin raised from the cutoff and Conrad Simpson called from the big blind.

Amin stood pat and Simpson drew three cards.

Simpson check-called a bet from Amin after the draw.

Simpson took one card on the second draw and Amin remained pat.

Simpson check-called another bet from Amin after the draw and both players stood pat for the third draw.

Both players checked the third draw and Simpson turned over      . Amin mucked the losing hand.

Ahmed Amin	142,000	-87,500
Conrad Simpson	136,000	-21,000

After falling in the previous pot, John Esposito just got his chips back and then some in a three-way pot with Matt Grapenthien and Ian Feller.

After the final round of draws, Keller checked to Esposito who bet, and got called by both Grapenthien and Feller.

Esposito proudly turned over a wheel to vault his stack over 100,000.

Matt Grapenthien	240,000	30,000
Ian Feller	120,000	-33,000
John Esposito	105,000	51,500

Day 1 chip leader Adam Owen is picking up right where he left off Sunday.

Owen limped his small blind, then called a raise from Steven Gurney-Goldman in the big blind.

Both players drew two cards, then Owen led out with a bet, which Gurney-Goldman called.

Owen drew one while his opponent again drew two.

Owen led out dark, and was again called by Gurney-Goldman.

This time, Owen patted and Gurney-Goldman drew one again.

On the final betting round, Owen bet again, but after a brief moment of thought was raised.

Owen made the call, and Gurney-Goldman frowned.

Owen went ahead and showed       which was the winner, and he now approaches 300,000 in chips as the day is just underway.

Adam Owen	290,000	44,000
Steven Gurney-Goldman	65,500	-41,500

Welcome to Day 2 of Event #34: $1,500 2-7 Triple Draw at the 2021 World Series of Poker. After a Day 1 with 285 entries, 76 players will return at 2 p.m. to compete for the WSOP gold bracelet and the top prize of $87,837.

British mixed-game pro Adam Owen leads the field after battling back from early trouble to bag the top total. Some of the top stacks chasing him include Brian Yoon, David Funkhouser, Daniel Anton, Amin Amhed, and Cory Zeidman.

Day 2 will restart at 2 p.m. and blind levels increase to 60 minutes for the remainder of the tournament. Players will play 10 levels with a 15-minute break every two and a dinner break after the completion of Level 21. Level 16 limits will kick off at 4000/8000.

Be sure to keep it here all day long for updates on the action from the PokerNews live reporting team.