| Buy-In: | $2,500 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $2,967,000 |
| Entrants: | 1290 |
Anthony Reategui raises $40,000 before the flop and Max Pescatori calls. The flop comes 10
7
6
, and Reategui bets $100,000, Pescatori raises an additional $350,000, and Reategui moves all in. Pescatori makes the call and flips over J8 and Reategui shows Q10. The K turn helps neither player, but the 9 gives Pescatori the jack high straight and he eliminates Reategui from the tournament ($356,040).
Pescatori wins his first WSOP bracelet and takes home $682,389.
74 and Reategui bets $40,000. Pescatori makes the call and the turn is the 6
. Both players check and the river is the A. Reategui bets $195,000 and Pescatori moves all in. After a few moments, Reategui mucks his cards and Pescatori rakes the pot.
The updated chip count is:
Max Pescatori $2,320,000
Anthony Reategui $900,000
J5 and Pescatori checks. Reategui bets $65,000 and Pescatori raises to $180,000. Reategui makes the call and the turn is the 9. Both players check and the river is the 5. Pescatori moves all in and Reategui mucks his hand.
43 and Reategui checks. Pescatori bets out $90,000 and Reategui calls. The turn is the 8 and Reategui again checks. Pescatori bets out $250,000 and Reategui makes the call again. The river is the 10 and both players check. Reategui states he has a pair of eights, but Pescatori flips over J5 for a flush. Reategui mucks his hand and Pescatori rakes a huge pot.
The updated chip count is:
Max Pescatori $1,660,000
Anthony Reategui $1,560,000
534. Anthony Reategui raises to $400,000 and Pescatori moves all in. Reategui makes the call and shows J4 for two pair. However, Peascatori flips over 102 for a flush. The river is the 6 and Max Pescatori has doubled up and taken a slight chip lead.
The updated chip count is:
Anthony Reategui $2,340,000
Max Pescatori $875,000
6 and Pescatori flips over 88. The K86 flop gives both players a set, and the K makes a full house over full house situation. The 8 river gives Pescatori quad eights and he eliminates Pechie from the tournament in 3rd place ($206,207).
7 and is called by Anthony Reategui with A6. The board comes KK8J9 and both players chop the pot.
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