Tuan Le Repeats in WSOP 2-7 Triple Draw Championship

At the World Series of Poker each year, there is a series of championship events for all of the common games. These events have a standard $10,000 buy-in, and for all of the non-hold'em games, they are typically seen as the world championship each year for that particular event. Tuan Le won the 2-7 triple draw championship event last year in 2014, and he repeated that feat in this year's World Series of Poker by winning the same event again.

The game of 2-7 triple draw plays at seven-handed tables. This is the same as 2-7 single draw that normally plays with seven-handed tables, the only other game that uses this format. Some big names were at the final table of this game. Le won the $322,756 top prize. Second went to Max Casal who won $199,438. third went to Ismael Bojang who picked up a nice $130,851. Online legend Phil Galfond scored $89,939 for fourth place, and James Obst was the fifth place winner with $63,863. Sixth was Rep Porter for a cool $46,813, and the first person who busted on the final table was seventh place Calvin Anderson with a $35,389 payout.