Ohio Poker Tournaments 2019
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- Ohio Poker Tournaments 2019 Results
- Texas Holdem Poker Tournament 2019
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- Hold'em Bad Beat: $68,541.61 as of 3/17/2020 at 2 p.m. View Rules.
- Omaha/Stud Bad Beat: $619.48 as of 3/17/2020 at 3 p.m. View Rules. Your losing hand may qualify for the Bad Beat Jackpot. See rules for more information.
- Promo Fund: $88,522.99 as of 3/17/2020 at 2 p.m.
- Management’s decision is final.
- Participants must be at least 21 years of age.
- Verbal abuse, disruptive behavior, or vulgarity will not be tolerated.
- English is the only acceptable language that may be spoken at the table while a hand is in progress.
- Players must protect their hands at all times.
- One player to a hand and one hand to a player. Players may not seek advice as to the play of their hands while in possession of a hand. Players will be responsible for turning their own hands over at the showdown. Each player’s cards must remain in plain view of the dealer and the other players at all times.
- CARDS SPEAK for themselves. It is the responsibility of the dealer as well as all of the players to correctly read all tabled hands at the showdown.
- Show one player, show all players. If a player shows one or both of his cards to another player at the table, the player must show their cards to everyone at the table.
- Players not still in possession of cards at showdown, or who have mucked their cards face down without first tabling them, lose any rights or privileges to ask to see any hand. Supervisor’s discretion governs all other requests such as to see the hand of another caller, or if there was no betting on the final round of the hand.
- Rabbit hunting is not permitted. Players may not ask to see any undealt cards if all other players have folded.
- Check and raise is allowed in all games.
- Verbal action in turn will be binding. Verbal action out of turn may be binding.
- Every limit game has a minimum buy-in. Short buys will not be allowed at any time.
- All games are TABLE STAKES. This means that all chips must remain on the table, in play, and visible to the dealer and all other players until a player leaves the game. When cashing out, a player may not return to any table of the same game and limit for 2 hours unless that player buys-in for the total amount removed or the minimum buy-in, whichever is greater.
- One live straddle (live blind bet) may be allowed in limit, no-limit, and pot-limit games.
- A bet and three raises will be allowed each betting round in limit games. There will be unlimited amount of raises in no-limit and pot-limit games.
- Unlimited raising is allowed in heads-up play in limit games. This applies any time the action becomes heads-up before the raising has been capped. Once the raising has been capped on a betting round, it cannot become uncapped by a subsequent fold that leaves two players heads-up.
- String bets are not permitted. Each player may only have one action per turn. If a player puts in half or more of the required raise, the raise must be completed to the minimum allowable raise.
- Splashing of the pot is not permitted.
- There will be no objects allowed on the table other than chips, cards or a reasonably sized “card protector.” Electronic devices are permitted on the rail.
- Players may be absent from the table for a maximum of two dealer changes. If a player has less than the amount of the big blind, that player will have 15 minutes to return to the table with a minimum buy-in. Any player exceeding these time limits may have their chips removed from the table and their seat given to the next player on the wait list. Any player returning to the Poker Room that has had their chips removed by a Supervisor or above will be placed onto the bottom of any list for the game from which the player’s chips were removed.
- Any player wishing to take a dinner break of up to 90 minutes, may voluntarily cash out and have the option to stay at the top of that game’s wait list for the duration of the dinner break. Any player returning from a dinner break must buy-in for the total amount removed or the minimum buy-in, whichever is greater.
- “Third Man Walking” rule will be strictly enforced. This means if two players are absent from the table, a player cannot get up from table without forfeiting their seat if there is a waiting list.
- Hollywood Casino Toledo poker room is not responsible for chips or cash left on the table in a player’s absence.
- Use of tobacco products (cigars, cigarettes, chewing tobacco, etc.) is prohibited at all times.
1. A flat disk called the “Button” shall be used to indicate an imaginary dealer.
2. At the commencement of play, the dealer will deal each player one card face up to determine the placement of the button. Whoever receives the highest ranking card will start with the button.
3. The button will move around the table in a clockwise manner after each round of play.
4. The player to the immediate left of the button is required to place a Small Blind bet. The player to the immediate left of the Small Blind bet is required to place a Big Blind bet. The amount and number of Blind bets will be posted on a poker table sign.
5. Starting with the player to the immediate left of the button and continuing in a clockwise rotation around the Poker table, the dealer shall deal two rounds of cards face down to each player, the player with the button being the last player to receive a card each time.
6. Each player in turn, in a clockwise rotation starting with the player to the left of the Big Blind bet, has the option to Call, Raise or Fold. If no player has raised the bet, then the option to raise is given to both Blind bets. After the last player has responded to the most recent bet, the betting round shall be considered complete.
7. The Dealer will then proceed to deal three community cards (the Flop) face up in the center of the table.
8. The next betting round will begin with the option to bet or check belonging to the first player to the left of the button who has not folded. Each player may, in clockwise rotation, fold, call, raise the bet or, if preceding players have not made a bet, make an opening bet or check. The betting round shall be considered complete when each player has either folded or called in response to the most recent bet.
9. Upon completion of the betting round the dealer will again burn the top card of the deck and then deal a fourth community card (the Turn) face-up to the right of the Flop.
10. The next betting round will begin with the option to bet or check belonging to the first player to the left of the button who has not folded.
11. Upon completion of the betting round the dealer will again burn the top card of the deck and then deal a fifth community card (the River) face-upto the right of the Turn card.
12. The final betting round will begin with the option to check or bet belonging to the first player to the left of the button who has not folded.
13. If more than one player remains in the round of play after the final betting round has been completed, a showdown shall be used to determinethe winner of the pot.
14. Each player remaining in the game will turn his cards over and the dealer will read the cards to determine the highest ranking five- card high poker hand using, in any combination their own two cards and the five community cards.
15. The winner of the pot will be the player with the highest- ranking five card high poker hand.
16. In the event of a tie the excess chip is awarded to the player to the left of the dealer button that is in the pot.
Omaha is similar to Texas Hold’Em except each player is dealt four cards instead of two at the start. The betting is the same as in Hold’Em.
1. All of the rules of Texas Hold’Em apply to Omaha.
2. In order to make a valid hand, a player must use precisely two cards from their hand with three community cards. At the showdown, the entire four-card hand needs to be shown to receive the pot.
Omaha High-Low Split, Eight or Better:
Omaha High-Low Split, Eight or Better is played in the same fashion as Omaha with the following exceptions:
1. In High-Low Split Eight or Better poker, the player with the highest ranking five card poker hand and the player with the lowest ranking five card poker hand will divide the pot equally. If there is an extra chip that chip will be given to the player that won the High half of the pot.
2. In High-Low Split Eight or Better poker, if none of the players at showdown have a qualifying Low hand, the entire pot will be awarded to the player with the highest ranking High hand.
3. A player may form two different five card hands using their four hole cards and the five board cards to contend for the High and Low shares of the pot. A player may also use the same five card grouping to make a High hand and a Low hand.
4. An Ace may be used as the lowest ranking card to make a Low hand and as the highest ranking card to make a High hand.
1. Pineapple Hold’Em is similar to Texas Hold’Em except each player is dealt three cards instead of two at the start. All of the rules of Texas Hold’Em apply to Pineapple Hold’Em.
2. After the initial round of betting, players must discard one of their hole cards when it is their turn to act.
Crazy Pineapple Hold’Em:
Crazy Pineapple Hold’Em is similar to Pineapple Hold’Em except that players will discard one of their hole cards after the Flop has been placed. All of the rules of Texas Hold’Em apply to Crazy Pineapple Hold’Em.
Limit Hold’Em, No Limit Hold’Em and Pot limit Hold’Em:
Limit Hold’Em is played with a structured betting sequence. One bet and three raises are allowed in Limit Hold’Em.
There is no limit on the number of raises in No-Limit or Pot- Limit Hold’Em. In No-Limit Hold’Em, players can bet up to the amount of their table stakes inany round while in Pot-Limit Hold’Em, players can bet up to the total amount of the pot.
1. Each poker table shall be restricted to a maximum of nine players. Each player who plays in a round of play may be required to place an Ante.
2. Starting with the first player to the left of the dealer and continuing in a clockwise rotation around the poker table, the dealer will deal two rounds of cards face downand one round of cards face-up to each player.
3. Once each player has received three cards, the player with the lowest card will start the initial betting round. In the event that two or more up-cards are of the samerank, the up-cards shall then be ranked by suit, with the highest to lowest ranked suits in order as follows: Spades, Hearts, Diamonds and Clubs.
4. Following the bet placed by the player with the low card, each following player proceeding in a clockwise rotation may fold, call or raise the bet. After the last playerhas responded to the most recent bet, the betting round is complete.
5. Upon completion of the first betting round, the dealer will bring the chips into the center of the table and burn the top card of the deck and place it under the pot.Starting with the first remaining player to the dealers left, deal a fourth card face up to each player remaining in the game. The player with the highest ranking poker hand showing will initiate the action by betting or checking. If the highest ranking poker hand showing is held by two or more players, the player closest to the left of the dealer shall be required to bet or check first.
6. Following the initial bet or check, each subsequent player, proceeding in a clockwise rotation, may fold, call, raise or, if the preceding players have not made a bet, check. Each player may check until a bet has been made. Once a bet has been made, the next player in a clockwise rotation may fold, call or raise. After the last player has responded to the most recent bet, the betting round is complete.
7. The dealer shall then deal two additional rounds of cards face-up to each player remaining in the game, with each round followed by a betting round. Prior to eachround of cards being dealt, the dealer shall burn the top card of the deck and place it under the pot.
8. If there are enough cards remaining in the deck/stub, give each remaining player a sixth and seventh card. If there are not enough cards remaining in the deck to giveeach remaining player a sixth or seventh card, the dealer will shuffle the stub in with the burn cards, cut, then burn a card and deal to the remaining players. If there arenot enough cards left with the burn cards then community cards will be dealt after the burn card, face-up in the center of the table.
9. If more than one player remains after the final betting round, a showdown will be used to determine the winner of the pot. Each player remaining in the game shallform a five card poker hand from the seven cards that they were dealt. The winner of the pot will be the player with the highest ranking five card high hand.
10. In the event of a tie, the excess chip is awarded to the player holding the highest card by suit. For the purpose of awarding odd chips the suits ranked from highest to lowest are spades, hearts, diamonds and then clubs. When making this determination, all seven cards are used, not just the five cards that constitute a player’s winning hand.
7-Card Stud High-Low Split, Eight or Better:
A variation of 7-Card Stud. The best high hand splits the pot with the best low hand. However, in order to win the low half, the player must have an 8-low or better. If there is no low qualifier, the high hand wins the entire pot.
7 Card Stud Razz:
Razz is a lowball game. The lowest hand wins the pot. Aces are low and straights and flushes have no effect on the value of the hand. In razz, the high card has the forced opening and the lowest hand is the first to act thereafter.
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The 2019 World Series of Poker is complete. Over the course of almost two months, 90 WSOP gold bracelets were awarded in a wide variety of games and buy-in levels.
Hossein Ensan closed out the series by winning the $10,000 buy-in WSOP main event, taking home a custom diamond-encrusted bracelet and the $10 million first-place prize.
Number in parenthesis ( ) indicates total career WSOP bracelets.
2019 WSOP main event recap
Event 1: $500 Casino Employees Event
Final table results:
1. Nicholas Haynes - $62,248(1)
2. Isaac Hanson - $38,447
3. Jorge Ruiz - $26,642
4. Jesse Kertland - $18,758
5. Adam Lamers - $13,421
6. Jeffrey Fast - $9,761
7. Christopher Bowen - $7,219
8. Joseph Appler - $5,430
9. Travis Williams - $4,155
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Event 2: $10,000 Super Turbo Bounty
Final table results:
1. Brian Green - $345,669 (1)
2. Ali Imsirovic - $213,644
3. Asher Conniff - $145,097
4. Loren Klein - $100,775
5. Ping Liu - $71,614
6. Daniel Negreanu - $52,099
7. Martijn Gerrits - $38,823
8. Zach Clark - $29,650
9. Cary Katz - $23,224
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Event 3: Big 50 - $500 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Femi Fashakin - $1,147,449 (1)
2. Paul Cullen - $709,183
3. Rafi Elharar - $534,574
4. Nicholas Chow - $405,132
5. Walter Atwood - $308,071
6. Danny Ghobrial - $236,508
7. Adrian Curry - $182,192
8. Morten Christensen - $141,126
9. David Rasmussen - $109,922
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Event 4: $1,500 Omaha Hi-lo 8 or Better
Final table results:
1. Derek McMaster - $228,228 (1)
2. Jason Berilgen - $141,007
3. John Esposito - $98,807
4. David Halpern - $70,231
5. Joe Aronesty - $50,646
6. Tom McCormick - $37,063
7. Ben Yu - $27,530
8. Shannon Shorr - $20,760
9. Patrick Leonard - $15,897
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Event 5: $50,000 High Roller No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Ben Heath - $1,484,085 (1)
2. Andrew Lichtenberger - $917,232
3. Sam Soverel - $640,924
4. Dmitry Yurasov - $458,138
5. Nick Petrangelo - $335,181
6. Chance Kornuth - $251,128
7. Elio Fox - $192,794
8. Cary Katz - $151,755
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Event 6: $2,500 Limit Mixed Triple Draw
Final table results:
1. Daniel Zack - $160,447(1)
2. Sumir Mathur - $99,153
3. Brayden Gazlay - $65,217
4. Jon Turner - $43,984
5. Jesse Hampton - $30,437
6. Jake Schwartz - $21,625
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Event 7: $400 Online No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Yong 'LuckySpewy1' Kwon - $165,263(1)
2. Gabor 'MeatisMurder' Szabo - $99,361
3. Scott 'merrick' Eskenazi - $73,021
4. Frederic 'LeakStain' Roetker - $53,494
5. Phil 'lumestackin' Hellmuth - $39,460
6. Phillip 'DjPhiLWiLL' Raetz - $29,493
7. Dan 'MeatJustice' O'Brien - $22,374
8. Steve 'FlatcallSPC' Cicak - $17,086
9. Samuel 'Roopert' Uhlmann - $13,199
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Event 8: $10,000 Short Deck No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Alex Epstein - $296,227 (1)
2. Thai Ha - $183,081
3. Yan Shing Tsang - $130,482
4. Chance Kornuth - $93,593
5. Rene Van Krevelen - $67,566
6. Yong Wang - $49,095
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Event 9: $600 No-limit Hold'em Deepstack
Final table results:
1. Jeremy Pekarek - $398,281(1)
2. Dan Kuntzman - $245, 881
3. Juan Hernandez - $182,173
4. Benjamin Underwood - $135,959
5. Noomis Jones - $102,216
6. Tan Nguyen - $77,418
7. Paul Jain - $59,075
8. John Skrovan - $45,418
9. David Elet - $35,183
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Event 10: $1,500 Dealer's Choice
Final table results:
1. Scott Clements - $144,957(3)
2. Timothy McDermott - $89,567
3. Michael Ross - $58,718
4. Naoya Kihara - $39,377
5. David Self - $27,027
6. Benny Glaser - $18,996
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Event 11: $5,000 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Daniel Strelitz - $442,385 (1)
2. Shannon Shorr - $273,416
3. Ognjen Sekularac - $186,050
4. Ali Imsirovic - $129,018
5. Maria Ho - $91,211
6. Arsenii Karmatckii - $65,764
7. Maria Mcalpin - $48,377
8. Pauli Ayras - $36,323
9. Michael O'Grady - $27,848
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Event 12: $1,000 No-limit Hold'em Super Turbo Bounty
Final table results:
1. Daniel Park - $226,243 (1)
2. Erik Cajelais - $139,731
3. Jennifer Dennis - $102,010
4. Emil Tiller - $75,149
5. Marcelo Giordano Mendes - $55,869
6. John Yelaney - $41,920
7. Travis Sargent - $31,748
8. Lian Liu - $24,271
9. Ferit Bulutoglu - $18,731
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Event 13: $1,500 No-limit 2-7 Lowball Draw
Final table results:
1. Yuval Bronshtein - $96,278 (1)
2. Ajay Chabra - $59,491
3. Jerry Wong - $39,986
4. Steven Tabb - $27,477
5. Michael Sortino - $19,313
6. Bjorn Geissert - $13,892
7. Craig Chait - $10,232
8. Frank Kassela - $7,722
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Event 14: $1,500 HORSE
Final table results:
1. Murilo Souza - $207,003(1)
2. Jason Stockfish - $127,932
3. Gary Kosakowski - $89,730
4. Phillip Hui - $63,860
5. Chris Klodnicki - $46,127
6. Alex Dovzhenko - $33,822
7. Joe Aronesty - $25,181
8. Danny Woolard - $19,040
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Event 15: $10,000 Heads-up No-limit Hold'em
1. Sean Swingruber - $186,356 (1)
2. Ben Yu - $115,174
3. Cord Garcia - $73,333
3. Keith Lehr - $73,333
5. Jimmy D'Ambrosio - $31,151
5. Jake Schindler - $31,151
5. Kristen Bicknell - $31,151
5. Matthias Eibinger - $31,151
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Event 16: $1,500 Six-handed No-limit Hold'em
1. Isaac Baron - $407,739 (1)
2. Ong Dingxiang - $251,937
3. Stephen Graner - $177,085
4. James Hughes - $126,011
5. Richard Hasnip - $90,791
6. Cameron Marshall - $66,243
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Event 17: $1,500 No-limit Hold'em Shootout
Final table results:
1. Brett Apter - $238,824(1)
2. Anatolii Zyrin - $147,594
3. Tommy Nguyen - $106,351
4. Adrian Scarpa - $77,591
5. Manuel Afonso Soares Ruivo - $57,326
6. Cary Katz - $42,897
7. Shintaro Baba - $32,517
8. Michael O'Grady - $24,973
9. Kenna James - $19,436
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Event 18: $10,000 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Final table results:
1. Frankie O'Dell - $443,641 (3)
2. Owais Ahmed - $274,192
3. Robert Mizrachi - $194,850
4. Nick Guagenti - $140,522
5. Robert Campbell - $102,868
6. Jake Schwartz - $76,456
7. David Benyaine - $57,709
8. Edmond Vartughian - $44,245
9. Shaun Deeb - $34,467
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Event 19: Millionaire Maker - $1,500 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. John Gorsuch - $1,344,930(1)
2. Kazuki Ikeuchi - $830,783
3. Lokesh Garg - $619,017
4. Vincas Tamasauskas - $464,375
5. Joshua Thibodaux - $350,758
6. Cory ALbertson - $266,771
7. Bob Shao - $204,306
8. Fabian Guma - $157,565
9. Joshua Reichard - $122,375
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Event 20: $1,500 Seven-card Stud
Final table results:
1. Eli Elezra - $93,766(4)
2. Anthony Zinno - $57,951
3. Valentin Vornicu - $39,830
4. Tab Thiptinnakon - $27,933
5. Rep Porter - $19,996
6. David Singer - $14,619
7. Joshua Mountain - $10,920
8. Scott Seiver - $8,337
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Event 21: $10,000 No-limit 2-7 Lowball Draw
Final table results:
1. Jim Bechtel - $253,817 (2)
2. Vincent Musso - $156,872
3. Darren Elias - $109,738
4. Prahlad Friedman - $78,157
5. Jean-Robert Bellande - $56,693
6. Pedro Bromfman - $41,897
7. Paul Folpe - $31,556
8. Galen Hall - $24,232
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Event 22: $1,000 Double Stack No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Jorden Fox - $420,693 (1)
2. Jayachandra Gangaiah - $259,834
3. Jeffrey Smith - $191,789
4. Simon Legat - $142,648
5. Marco Aurelio - $106,917
6. Ryan Teves - $80,760
7. Scott Vener - $61,480
8. Andrew Glauberg - $47,173
9. Christopher Andler - $36,484
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Event 23: $1,500 Eight Game Mix
Final table results:
1. Rami Boukai - $177,294(2)
2. John Evans - $109,553
3. Chris Klodnicki - $72,933
4. Philip Long - $49,531
5. Allen Kessler - $34,329
6. Donny Rubinstein - $24,292
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Event 24: $600 Online Six-handed Pot-limit Omaha
Final table results:
1. Josh 'loofa' Pollock - $139,740 (2)
2. Jason 'TheBigGift' - $85,560
3. Jared 'jebronlames1' Bleznick - $59,163
4. Martin 'BathroomLine' Zamani - $41,565
5. Phil 'HeyGuys' Galfond - $29,680
6. Chris 'babycow' Back - $21,538
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Event 25: $600 Pot-limit Omaha Deepstack
Final table results:
1. Andrew Donabedian - $205,605 (1)
2. Todd Dreyer - $126,948
3. Robert Valden - $92,672
4. Corey Wright - $68,258
5. Mihai Niste - $50,732
6. Alexandru Ivan - $38,051
7. Tom Franklin - $28,803
8. Florian Fuchs - $22,006
9. Alexander Condon - $16,971
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Event 26: $2,620 No-limit Hold'em Marathon
Final table results:
1. Roman Korenev - $477,401(1)
2. Jared Koppel - $295,008
3. Dong Sheng Peng - $208,726
4. Francis Anderson - $149,605
5. Joe Curcio - $108,646
6. Joseph Liberta - $79,957
7. Matt Russell - $59,642
8. Gustavo Darosamuniz - $45,100
9. Peter Hong - $34,580
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Event 27: $1,500 Seven-card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Final table results:
1. Michael Mizrach - $142,801 (5)
2. Robert Gray - $88,254
3. Michael Sopko - $60,330
4. Elias Hourani - $42,014
5. Jan Stein - $29,818
6. Jose Paz-Gutierrez - $21,575
7. Martin Sawtell - $15,921
8. Matthew Schultz - $11,986
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Event 28: $1,000 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Steven Song - $341,854 (1)
2. Scot Masters - $211,177
3. Ryan Laplante - $154,268
4. Renato Kaneoya - $113,712
5. Sevak Mikaiel - $84,581
6. Dominic Coombe - $63,491
7. Pedro Ingles - $48,101
8. Vegard Ropstad - $36,783
9. Yosef Lider - $28,394
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Event 29: $10,000 HORSE
Final table results:
1. Greg Mueller - $425,347 (3)
2. Daniel Ospina - $262,882
3. Dario Sammartino - $184,854
4. Scott Clements - $132,268
5. Craig Chait - $96,378
6. Mikhail Semin - 71,505
7. Matthew Gonzales - $54,043
8. Phil Galfond - $41,625
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Event 30: $1,000 Pot-limit Omaha
Final table results:
1. Luis Zedan - $236,673(1)
2. Thida Lin - $146,196
3. Sam Razavi - $104,888
4. Ryan Robinson - $76,101
5. Ryan Goindoo - $55,845
6. Gregory Donatelli - $41,453
7. Chris Conrad - $31,130
8. Stanislav Parkhomenko - $23,654
9. Erik Wilcke - $18,188
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Event 31: $3,000 Six-handed No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Thomas Cazayous - $414,766(1)
2. Nicholas Howard - $256,314
3. Upeshka De Silva - $172,658
4. Wojciech Barzantny - $118,421
5. Angel Guillen - $82,726
6. Raul Martinez - $58,881
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Event 32: $1,000 Seniors No-limit Hold'em Championship
Final table results:
1. Howard Mash - $662,594(1)
2. Jean Fontaine - $409,249
3. James Mcnurlan - $303,705
4. Adam Richardson - $226,996
5. Donald Matusow - $170,887
6. Farhad Jamasi - $129,582
7. Samir Husaynue - $98,981
8. Mike Lisanti - $76,165
9. Mansour Alipourfard - $59,044
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Event 33: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw
Final table results:
1. Robert Campbell - $144,027(1)
2. David Bach - $88,995
3. Jared Bleznick - $58,343
4. Kyle Miaso - $39,126
5. Jesse Hampton - $26,855
6. Aron Dermer - $18,875
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Event 34: $1,000 Double Stack No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Joseph Cheong - $687,782(1)
2. David Ivers - $424, 791
3. Zinan Xu - $314,876
4. Andrea Buonocore - $235,099
5. Arianna Son - $176,820
6. Ido Ashkenazi - $133,970
7. David Guay - $102,258
8. Ivan Deyra - $78,638
9. Brock Wilson - $60,930
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Event 35: $10,000 Dealer's Choice
Final table results:
1. Adam Friedman - $312,417 (3)
2. Shaun Deeb - $193,090
3. Matt Glantz - $139,126
4. David Moskowitz - $100,440
5. Michael McKenna - $72,653
6. Nick Schulman - $52,656
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Event 36: $3,000 No-limit Hold'em Shootout
Final table results:
1. David Lambard - $207,193 (1)
2. Johan Guilbert - $128,042
3. Weiyi Zhang - $92,625
4. Andrew Lichtenberger - $67,706
5. Jan Lakota - $50,016
6. Ben Farrell - $37,342
7. Alexandru Papazian - $28,182
8. Adrien Delmas - $21,501
9. Martin Zamani - $16,586
10. Justin Bonomo - $12,937
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Event 37: $800 No-limit Hold'em Deepstack
Final table results:
1. Robert Mitchell - $297,537(1)
2. Marco Bognanni - $183,742
3. Axel Hallay - $134,817
4. Francois Evard - $99,752
5. Benjamin Underwood - $74,435
6. Kamel Mokhammad - $56,019
7. Benjamin Moon - $42,524
8. Zachary Mullennix - $32,561
9. Nick Jivkov - $25,152
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Event 38: $600 Online No-limit Hold'em Knockout Bounty
Final table results:
1. Upeshka 'gomezhamburg' De Silva - $98,262.72(3)
2. Dave 'Dave419' Nodes - $60,092.28
3. David 'davidas777' Fhima - $42,962.40)
4. 'Pretabotones' - $31,065.12
5. Renato 'Turko' Ribeiro - $22,748.04
6. Yotam 'P. Bateman' Shmuelov - $16,854.48
7. Chris 'johnsonck' Johnson - $12,688.40
8. Joseph 'B3ndTheKnee' Liberta - $9,583.92
9. Steven 'BoatyBoatz8A' Bordonaro - $7,380.72
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Event 39: $1,000 Super Seniors No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Michael Blake - $359, 863(1)
2. Barry Shulman - $222,295
3. Cary Marshall - $162,536
4. Timothy Joseph - $119,888
5. Rick Austin - $89,217
6. Kanajett Hathaitham - $66,987
7. Jeffrey Miller - $50,751
8. Bruce Treitman - $38,802
9. Miles Harris - $29,939
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Event 40: $1,500 Pot-limit Omaha
Final table results:
1. Ismael Bojang - $298,507 (1)
2. James Little - $184,424
3. Ben Zamani - $131,335
4. Johannes Tobbe - $94,669
5. Denis Bagdasarov - $69,082
6. Mihai Niste - $51,041
7. Richard Tuhrim - $38,189
8. Glen Cressman - $28,940
9. Matthew Mueller - $22,215
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Event 41: $10,000 Seven-card Stud
Final table results:
1. John Hennigan - $245,451(6)
2. Daniel Negreanu - $151,700
3. David (ODB) Baker - $104,416
4. Mikhail Semin - $73,810
5. David Singer - $53,621
6. Chris Tryba - $40,066
7. Frank Kassela - $30,817
8. Frankie O'Dell - $24,419
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Event 42: $600 Mixed No-limit Hold'em/Pot-limit Omaha Deepstack
Final table results:
1. Aristeidis Moschonas - $194,759(1)
2. Dan Matsuzuki - $120,374
3. Raghav Bansal - $88,410
4. Rainer Kempe - $65,482
5. Ashish Ahuja - $48,914
6. Stephen Ma - $36,852
7. Adam Lamphere - $28,006
8. Daniel Moravec - $21,469
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Event 43: $2,500 Mixed Big Bet
Final table results:
1. Loren Klein - $127,808(4)
2. Ryan Hughes - $78,985
3. Phillip Hui - $51,346
4. Arthur Morris - $34,328
5. Joseph Couden - $23,622
6. Jonathan Depa - $16,746
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Event 44: $1,500 No-limit Hold'em Bounty
Final table results:
1. Asi Moshe - $253,933(1)
2. Damjan Radanov - $156,875
3. Tonio Roder - $113,360
4. Patrick Truong - $82,764
5. Vitalijs Zavorotnijs - $61,058
6. Andrew Hills - $45,521
7. Timothy Stephens - $34,300
8. Harrison Gimbel - $26,125
9. Bastian Fischer - $20,115
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Event 45: $25,000 Pot-limit Omaha High Roller
Final table results:
1. Stephen Chidwick - $1,618,417(1)
2. James Chen - $1,000,253
3. Matthew Gonzales - $699,364
4. Robert Mizrachi - $497,112
5. Alex Epstein - $359,320
6. Erik Seidel - $264,186
7. Wasim Korkis - $197,637
8. Ka Kwan Lau - $150,483
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Event 46: $500 Online Turbo Deepstack No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Dan 'centrefieldr' Lupo - $145,273.90(1)
2. David 'DTC13' Clarke - $89,692.92
3. Chris 'johnsonck' Johnson - $63,771.03
4. 'JSTRIZZA' - $45,959.67
5. 'staeks' - $33,475.82
6. 'MisterKK' - $24,729.16
7. 'jnutz' - $18,526.99
8. 'TonyStarsGFK' - $13.994.64
9. 'HITRII999' - $10,734.52
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Event 47: $1,000 Ladies No-limit Hold'em Championship
Final table results:
1. Ji young Kim - $167,308(1)
2. Nancy Matson - $103,350
3. Sandrine Phan - $72,821
4. Stephanie Dao - $52,007
5. Lyly Vo - $37,654
6. Lexy Gavin - $27,643
7. Raylene Celaya - $20,582
8. Stephanie Hubbard - $15,544
9. Barbara Blechinger - $11,911
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Event 48: $2,500 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Ari Engel - $427,399(1)
2. Pablo Melogno - $264,104
3. Wilbern Hoffman - $186,392
4. Ben Keeline - $133,306
5. David 'Bakes' Baker - $96,632
6. James Hughes - $71,010
7. Truyen Nguyen - $52,909
8. Ryan Olisar - $39,980
9. Josh Arieh - $30,643
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Event 49: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw
Final table results:
1. Luke Schwartz - $273,336 (1)
2. George Wolff - $168,936
3. Johannes Becker - $116,236
4. Mark Gergorich - $81,635
5. Yueqi Zhu - $58,547
6. Calvin Anderson - $2,898
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Event 50: Monster Stack - $1,500 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Kainalu McCue-Unciano - $1,008,850 (1)
2. Vincent Chauve - $623,211
3. Gregory Katayama - $461,369
4. Bart Hanson - $344,079
5. Benjamin Ector - $258,516
6. Igor Yaroshevskyy - $195,687
7. Bryan Kim - $149,247
8. Andre Haneberg - $114,694
9. Javier Zarco - $88,817
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Event 51: $2,500 Mixed Omaha Hi-Lo & Seven-card Stud Hi-Lo
Final table results:
1. Yuri Dzivielevski - $213,750(1)
2. Michael Thompson - $132,113
3. Denis Strebkov - $89,744
4. Andrey Zaichenko - $62,176
5. Daniel Zack - $43,950
6. Philip Long - $31,710
7. Alex Livingston - $23,362
8. Daniel Ratigan - $17,584
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Event 52: Eight-handed $10,000 Pot-limit Omaha
Final table results:
1. Dash Dudley - $1,086,967(1)
2. James Park - $671,802
3. Joel Feldman - $463,814
4. Jeremy Ausmus - $325,693
5. Kyle Montgomery - $232,680
6. Eoghan O'Dea - $169,173
7. Andrei Razov - $125,215
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Event 53: $800 Eight-handed No-limit Hold'em Deepstack
Final table results:
1. Santiago Soriano - $371,203(1)
2. Amir Lehavot - $229,410
3. Benjamin Underwood - $168,960
4. Nick Blackburn - $125,432
5. Joao Barrosovalli - $93,866
6. Samuel Gagnon - $70,813
7. Daniele Dangelo - $53,858
8. Ori Hasson - $41,300
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Event 54: $1,500 Razz
Final table results:
1. Kevin Gerhart - $119,054 (1)
2. Sergio Braga - $73,577
3. Joseph Hoffman - $49,762
4. Andres Norbe Korn - $34,352
5. Jean Said - $24,216
6. Scott Clements - $17,440
7. Robert Campbell - $12,837
8. Grzegorz Wyraz - $9,663
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Event 55: $1,000 Online No-limit Hold'em Double Stack
Final table results:
1. Jason 'TheBigGift' Gooch - $241,492.94(1)
2. Brian 'Pure__Reason' Wood - $148,542.85
3. Anthony 'Scrotile' Augstino - $104,980.41
4. Dario 'Sirio87' Sammartino - $75,094.85
5. Timothy 'Stucksoomuch' Wong - $54,453.05
6. Ran 'Margarete' Koller - $40,143.29
7. Gianluca 'InMyHouse' Speranza - $29,885.86
8. Justin 'KingFortune' Liberto - $22,451.03
9. Max 'MaxSparrow' Pescatori - $17,348.99
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Event 56: $1,500 No-limit Hold'em Super Turbo Bounty
Final table results:
1. Jonas Lauck- $260,335(1)
2. Robert Bickley - $160,820
3. Fernando Viana da Costa - $116,426
4. Markus Gonsalves - $85,141
5. Anil Jivani - $62,901
6. Aaron Pinson - $46,951
7. Arron Woodcock - $35,412
8. Aaron Johnson - $26,992
9. Edward Courage - $20,793
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Event 57: $1,000 Tag Team No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Ohad Geiger, Daniel Dayan, and Barak Wisbrod - $168,395 (1)
2. Jerod Smith, Matthew Moreno, and Lawrence Chan - $104,025
3. Anthony Zinno and John Hinds - $73,329
4. Timothy Jurkiewicz and Zach Gruneberg - $52,390
5. Fabio Coppola and Richard Washinsky - $37,944
6. Danny Wong, Steve Sung, Chahn Jung, and Aaron Motoyama - $27,864
7. Daniel Marder, Michael Marder, and Paul Steinberg - $20,750
8. Steven van Zadelhoff and Kenny Hallaert - $15,674
9. Jie Xu and Shaotong Chang - $12,011
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Event 58: $50,000 Poker Players Championship
Final table results:
1. Phillip Hui - $1,099,311 (1)
2. Josh Arieh - $679,426
3. John Esposito - $466,407
4. Bryce Yockey - $325,989
5. Shaun Deeb - $232,058
6. Dan Cates - $168,305
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Event 59: $600 No-limit Hold'em Deepstack Championship
Final table results:
1. Joe Foresman - $397,903 (1)
2. Will Givens - $245,606
3. Steffen Logen - $181,953
4. Jeff Hakim - $135,783
5. Jlib Kovtunov - $102,077
6. Mrityunjay Jha - $77,308
7. David Goodman - $58,988
8. Jean Alexandre - $45,348
9. Linda Huard - $35,128
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Event 60: $1,500 Pot-limit Omaha 8 or Better
Final table results:
1. Anthony Zinno - $279,920 (2)
2. Rodney Burt - $172,932
3. Thomas Schropfer - $122,555
4. Jon Turner - $87,967
5. Scott Abrams - $63,961
6. Jordan Spurlin - $47,118
7. Connor Drinan - $35,173
8. Kyle Miaso - $26,611
9. Erik Seidel - $20,410
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Event 61: Colossus - $400 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Sejin Park - $451,272 (1)
2. Georgios Kapalas - $278,881
3. Ryan Depaulo - $208,643
4. Juan Lopez - $157,106
5. Andrew Barber - $119,072
6. Norson Saho - $90,838
7. Patrick Miller - $69,757
8. Maksim Kalman - $53,925
9. Diego Lima - $41,965
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Event 62: $10,000 Razz
Final table results:
1. Scott Seiver - $301,421 (3)
2. Andrey Zhigalov - $186,293
3. Chris Ferguson - $131,194
4. Daniel Zack - $94,305
5. Daniel Negreanu - $69,223
6. Andre Akkari - $51,911
7. David Bach - $39,788
8. George Alexander - $31,185
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Event 63: $1,500 Omaha Mix
Final table results:
1. Anatolii Zyrin - $199,838 (1)
2. Yueqi Zhu - $123,466
3. James Van Alstyne - $84,106
4. Mesbah Guerfi - $58,289
5. Aron Dermer - $41,112
6. Iori Yogo - $29,518
7. Alan Sternberg - $21,582
8. Ivo Donev - $16,075
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Event 64: Crazy Eights - $888 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Rick Alvarado - $888,888 (1)
2. Mark Radoja - $548,888
3. Thomas Drivas - $409,888
4. Vivian Saliba - $308,888
5. Aleksandras Rusinovas - $233,888
6. Patrick Clarke - $177,888
7. Vlad Darie - $136,888
8. Mario Hofler - $105,888
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Event 65: $10,000 Pot-limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Final table results:
1. Nick Schulman - $463,670(3)
2. Brian Hastings - $286,570
3. Joe Hachem - $201,041
4. Denis Strebkov - $143,700
5. Christopher Vitch - $104,688
6. Corey Hochman - $77,763
7. Michael McKenna - $58,918
8. Bryce Yockey - $45,551
9. Ryan Miller - $35,950
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Event 66: $1,500 Limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. David (ODB) Baker - $161,139 (2)
2. Brian Kim - $99,564
3. Dominzo Love - $68,353
4. Ruiko Mamiya - $47,747
5. Chris Ferguson - $33,948
6. Chicong Nguyen - $24,574
7. Kenneth Donoghue - $18,118
8. Danny Woolard - $13,609
9. Greg Mueller - $10,418
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Event 67: $10,000 Seven-card Stud Hi-Lo
Final table results:
1. Robert Campbell - $385,763 (2)
2. Yueqi Zhu - $238,420
3. Mike Wattel - $164,647
4. Mike Matusow - $116,255
5. Ryan Hughes - $83,971
6. Qinghai Pan - $62,079
7. Andrey Zhigalov - $46,999
8. Steven Wolansky - $36,460
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Event 68: $1,000 Online No-limit Hold'em Championship
Final table results:
1. Nicholas 'Illari' Baris - $303,738.75 (1)
2. Tara 'bertperton' Cain - $187,530
3. William 'TheBurrSir' Lamb - $113,332.50
4. David 'YoungPitts' Baker - $96,092.50
5. Jason 'LuckDuck' Lawhun - $69,991.25
6. Jack 'Mr. Yang' Maskill - $51,703.75
7. Chris 'Camdi' Ferguson - $38,736.25
8. Ryan 'PlzCumAgain' Jones - $29,260
9. Antonio 'karma007' Guerrero - $22,443.75
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Event 69: Mini Main Event - $1,000 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Jeremy Saderne - $628,654 (1)
2. Lula Taylor - $388,284
3. Andres Korn - $287,219
4. Yi Ma - $214,047
5. Koji Takagi - $160,715
6. Stefan Widmer - $121,586
7. Philip Gildea - $92,686
8. Ben Alloggio - $71,199
9. James Stewart - $55,118
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Event 70: $5,000 Six-handed No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Joao Vieira - $758,011 (1)
2. Joe Cada - $468,488
3. Jamie O'Connor - $317,956
4. Pierre Calamusa - $219,468
5. Olivier Busquet - $154,112
6. Barry Hutter - $110,127
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Event 71: Salute to Warriors - $500 No-limit Hold'em
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Final table results:
1. Susan Faber - $121,161 (1)
2. Rob Stark - $74,785
3. Dean Yoon - $53,887
4. Christopher Canan - $39,248
5. Taylor Carroll - $28,897
6. Jordan Knackstedt - $21,510
7. Jose Annaloro - $16,190
8. Kulwant Singh - $12,323
9. Taehyung Kim - $9,486
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Event 72: $10,000 Limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Juha Helppi - $306,622 (1)
2. Mike Lancaster - $189,505
3. Tommy Hang - $133,718
4. Anthony Marsico - $96,272
5. Kevin Song - $70,750
6. Josh Arieh - $53,095
7. Kyle Ray - $40,709
8. Qinghai Pan - $31,902
9. Robert Como - $25,566
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Event 73: $10,000 Main Event
Final table results:
1. Hossein Ensan - $10 million (1)
2. Dario Sammartino - $6 million
3. Alex Livingston - $4 million
4. Garry Gates - $3 million
5. Kevin Maahs - $2.2 million
6. Zhen Cai - $1.85 million
7. Nick Marchington - $1.525 million
8. Timothy Su - $1.25 million
9. Milos Skrbic - $1 million
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Day 3 recap: Money bubble bursts
Day 4 recap: Richard Seymour in 35th place
Seymour's WSOP run ends in 131st
Day 5 recap: 106 players left, Timothy Su well out in front
Day 6 recap: The final 35 set to battle for final table
Day 7 recap: Ensan takes big lead into main event final table
Event 74: $3,200 Online No-limit Hold'em High Roller
Final table results:
1. Brandon 'DrOctagon' Adams - $411,561 (1)
2. Nabil Mohamed Abdien 'thebrownbear' Cardoso - $253,643
3. Vladimir 'Stuey_Haxton' Alexandrov - $173,241
4. Calvin 'projector52' Anderson - $120,422
5. Michael 'VinnyV' Vanier - $85,449
6. Norbert 'BALKAN500' Szecsi - $61,653
7. 'kanginlee' - $34,071
8. 'DelightedTHC' - $26,139
9. 'lowrider711' - $20,371
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Event 75: Little One for One Drop - $1,111 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. James Anderson - $690,686 (1)
2. Fernando Pfeiffer - $426,543
3. Marco Guibert - $316,233
4. Liran Betito - $236,151
5. Shalom Elharar - $177,639
6. Nils Tolpingrud - $134,608
7. Mark Strodl - $102,757
8. Ying Fu - $79,029
9. Robert Mather - $61,238
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Event 76: $800 Online Six-handed No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Shawn 'Bucky21' Buchanan - $223,119 (1)
2. David 'YoungPitts' Baker - $137,241
3. Hunter 'Ibinkustink' Gebron - $96,993
4. Alexandre 'Apalexpex' Moreira - $69,831
5. Luigi Andrea 'Bananasplit' Shehadeh - $50,310
6. Jeremy 'Gimmiehaveit' Brown - $37,089
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Event 77: $3,000 Six-handed Limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Stephanie Dao - $133,189 (1)
2. Alain Alinat - $82,312
3. Ian O'Hara - $55,749
4. Chad Eveslage - $38,561
5. Jan Suchanek - $27,251
6. Oleg Chebotarev - $19,687
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Event 90*: $50,000 'Final Fifty' No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Danny Tang - $1,608,406(1)
2. Sam Soverel - $994,072
3. Michael Addamo - $697,375
4. Brandon Adams - $500,282
5. Adrian Mateos - $367,186
6. Keith Tilston - $275,874
7. Ali Imsirovic - 212,292
8. Seth Davies - $167,420
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Event 78: $1,500 Pot-limit Omaha Bounty
Final table results:
1. Maximilian Klostermeier - $177,823 (1)
2. David Callaghan - $109,844
3. Bryce Yockey - $77,893
4. Ryan Lenaghan - $55,939
5. Jason Stockfish - $40,691
6. Tim Seidensticker - $29,987
7. Scott Sharpe - $22,391
8. Heng Zhang - $16,944
9. Joseph Liberta - $12,996
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Event 79: $3,000 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Ivan Deyra - $380,090 (1)
2. David Gonzalez - $234,882
3. Guillaume Nolet - $162,575
4. Patrick Leonard - $114,347
5. David Dibernardi - $81,749
6. David Weinstein - $59,421
7. Andras Nemeth - $43,925
8. Dennis Brand - $33,032
9. Diego Zeiter - $25,278
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Event 80: $1,500 Mixed No-limit Hold'em/Pot-limit Omaha
Final table results:
1. Jerry Odeen - $304,793 (1)
2. Peter Linton - $188,368
3. Adam Demersseman - $135,093
4. Lucas Greenwood - $98,027
5. Ayaz Mahmood - $71,979
6. Eddie Blumenthal - $53,490
7. Jeremy Kottler - $40,236
8. Gary Bolden - $30,640
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Event 81: 50th Annual WSOP's 'Bracelet Winners Only' event - $1,500 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Shankar Pillai - $71,580 (2)
2. Michael Gagliano - $44,232
3. Tommy Nguyen - $31,176
4. Brett Apter - $22,349
5. Kevin Gerhart - $16,299
6. Andreas Klatt - $12,097
7. Thom Werthmann - $9,140
8. Scott Bohlman - $7,032
9. Haixia Zhang - $5,512
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Event 82: $1,500 No-limit Hold'em Double Stack
Final table results:
1. Tom Koral - $530,164 (2)
2. Freek Scholten - $327,563
3. Barry Shulman - $239,187
4. Philip Scaletta - $176,219
5. Adam Hendrix - $131,001
6. Darren Rabinowitz - $98,274
7. Kunal Punjwani - $74,401
8. Kalyan Cheekuri - $56,850
9. Pablo Fernandez Campo - $43,847
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Event 83: High Roller - $100,000 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Keith Tilston - $2,792,406 (1)
2. Daniel Negreanu - $1,725,838
3. Nick Schulman - $1,187,802
4. Igor Kurganov - $840,183
5. Brandon Adams - $611,258
6. Dominik Nitsche - $457,772
7. Sergi Reixach - $353,202
8. Christoph Vogelsang - $281,025
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Event 84: The Closer - $1,500 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Abhinav Iyer - $565,346 (1)
2. Sammy Lafleur - $349,417
3. Sergio Martiaguilar - $256,298
4. Carlos Chang - $189,584
5. Patrick Eskandar - $144,860
6. Adam Johnson - $106,418
7. Shaun Deeeb - $80,766
8. Steve Yea - $61,834
9. Jason Reels - $47,758
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Event 85: $3,000 Six-handed Pot-limit Omaha
Final table results:
1. Alan Sternberg - $448,392 (1)
2. Evangelos Kokkalis - $277,087
3. John Richards - $187,670
4. Millard Hale - $129,313
5. Ka Lau - $90,674
6. Joseph Cheong - $64,722
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Event 86: $10,000 Six-handed No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Anuj Agarwal - $630,747 (1)
2. Kahle Burns - $389,832
3. Gal Yifrach - $257,533
4. Leonard Maue - $174,252
5. Dong Chen - $120,828
6. Benjamin Heath - $85,915
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Event 87: $3,000 HORSE
Final table results:
1. Denis Strebkov - $606,562 (1)
2. Paul Tedeschi - $374,886
3. Nick Guagenti - $259,533
4. Brian Hastings - $182,575
5. Andrey Zaichenko - $130,544
6. Konstantin Puchkov - $94,899
7. Jim Collopy - $70,156
8. Paul Volpe - $52,760
9. Albert Shim - $40,374
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Event 88: $500 Online No-limit Hold'em 'Summer Saver'
Final table results:
1. Taylor 'Galactar' Paur - $149,241 (2)
2. Francois '4EverRekt' Evard - $91,268
3. Satish 'Jfksbh' Surapaneni - $65,251
4. John 'SquatCobbler' Parker - $47,181
5. Jason 'JadedJames' James - $34,550
6. David 'SobBaget' Liebeman - $25,598
7. Joseph 'Obamacare' Hanrahan - $19,241
8. Timothy 'Truthbetold7' Rutherford - $14,556
9. Brian 'Penny6' Mancilla - $11,210
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Event 89: $5,000 No-limit Hold'em
Final table results:
1. Carl Shaw - $606,562 (2)
2. Tony Dunst - $374,886
3. Luke Graham - $259,533
4. Jordan Cristos - $182,575
5. Lars Kamphues - $130,544
6. Phil Hellmuth - $94,899
7. Rami Mornel - $70,156
8. Caufman Talley - $52,760
9. Kevin Eyster - $40,374
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