| Buy-In: | $10,000 + $200 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,775,100 |
| Entrants: | 183 |
Chris Moore looks down at his cards and puts Ryan Young all in. Young looks at one card and says he has to call. Moore responds that he's only looked at one as well. Young spreads his cards and sees A
5, at the same time, Moore spreads his cards to find K
K
.
The board runs out K
10762 and Moore makes a set of kings to win the Wynn Classic and $692,286.
Moore took third place in the inaugural Wynn Classic a year ago.
Young takes second place, earning $355,020.
Ryan Young raises on the button to 50,000 and Chris Moore calls. The flop comes J85 and Young bets 100,000. Moore check raises to 400,000 and Young moves all in. Moore instantly calls showing J5, and Young turns over AJ.
Young will need help to take the tournament right now, but the turn and river 94 giving Moore a flush and the 3.2 million pot. Young is left with just 400,000.
Here are the chip stacks at the start of heads-up play:
Ryan Young: 2,100,000
Chris Moore: 1,470,000
Ryan Young raises to 60,000 preflop and Chris Moore makes the call from the small blind. Blake Cahail reraises all in from the big blind and Young makes the call. Moore folds and the two players open up their hands:
J10Board: A7538
Cahail is eliminated on the hand in third place, and he will take home $177,510 in prize money.
The three players are pretty much trading chips back and forth right now. The blinds are pretty low compared to their stacks, and it might take a major cooler to get out of here.
Blake Cahail riases to 55,000 on the button and Ryan Young reraises to 200,000 from the small blind. Chris Moore moves all in from the big blind and Cahail quickly gets out of the way. Young remarks, "This is so sick," before folding pocket sevens face up. Moore obliges by showing his pocket nines.
The blinds are now 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante. Three players remain and we will play until a champion is crowned.
Players are now on a 75-minute dinner break.
All three players remaining now have a lot of chips at their disposal. This three-handed race is anyone's to win, but it could take a while.
Here are the chip counts:
Chris Moore raises to 55,000 on the button and Ardavan Yazdi moves all in for his last 279,000 in the small blind. Blake Cahail asks for a count and then moves all in from the big blind to isolate.
Moore exits the hand and Yazdi sighs as he turned over 33. Cahail shows QQ and the board comes JJ276 and Yazdi is eliminated in fourth place.
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