Phillip Hui Wins World Series of Poker $3,000 Omaha Eight-Or-Better Event

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The $3,000 Omaha eight-or-better event at the 2014 World Series of Poker produced one of the more stacked final tables of the summer, but it was relative unknown Phillip Hui of San Antonio, Texas who came out on top, earning his first career gold bracelet and the $286,976 first-place prize.

Hui, who has four WSOP Circuit rings, was down 18-1 in chips during heads-up play before mounting an incredible comeback.

“This is everything,” he said. “This is what we play for. I had a big package but bricked the first 25 of 30 tournaments that I played. Your mind’s not right when you are coming into the last week of the series. It’s unreal. I feel like I’m in a movie.”

The tournament drew a field of 457 players that created a total prize pool of $1,247,610. In order to claim the victory, Hui had to overcome a final table that inclueded Jordan Morgan (8th), Matt Glantz (7th), David Williams (6th), John D’Agostino (4th), Ismael Bojang (4th) and fellow WSOP Circuit ring winner Zachary Milchman (2nd).

Here is a look at the final table results.

*Photo courtesy of the WSOP

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