| Buy-In: | $2,000 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,073,800 |
| Entrants: | 590 |
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and dominates Kim's A9
. The flop comes down QJ2 and Kim is still behind needing running clubs, a 9, or running striaght cards to stay alive. The turn is a 8 giving Kim the flush draw and a straight draw. Any club or 10 will keep Kim alive. The river is a 7 and Kesselman wins the $2,000 Pot-Limit Hold'Em event #18 taking home $311,403 and the bracelet. Kim will walk away with $164,291 for his 2nd place finish.
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and Kim has pocket 6's. The board comes Q5299 and Kim's pocket 6's holds eliminating Viox in 3rd place. He takes home $85,905.
A and Ross has KK. The flop comes J52, not giving Ross much help. However, the turn is the 9, which gives Ross a heart draw along with the two remaining Kings in the deck. The turn is the 6 not helping Ross and he is eliminated in 4th place taking home $75,166.
10 and Ross shows 66, and it's a race situation. The flop is Q92 and the 6's are in the lead. The turn is a 2 putting 4 hearts on the board. The river is a 8 putting a flush on the board chopping the pot. Ross is at $216,000 and Kim is at $170,000.
Chris Viox raises to $42,000 and Eric Kesselman re-raises enough to push Viox all-in. Viox calls and flips over 1010, Kesselman has AK. The board comes QJ653 and Viox 10's hold. Viox now has $228,000 and Kesselman has $560,000.
99 Kesselman bets out $55,000 and Sagle moves all-in for $150,000 total and Kesselman calls. Sagle shows 55 and Kesselman turns over 66. The turn is a 7 and river is a Q. Sagle is eliminated in 5th place earning $64,428 for his efforts. Kesselman is now a huge chip lead with $712,000.
From late position Jason Sagle raises to $55,000, Eric Kesselman re-raises to $120,000. Jason Sagle thinks for a long time before Kesselman calls a clock on him. The floor gives Sagle 1 minute to make his decision and he mucks his cards. Kesselman shows AA.
10 and McManus shows KQ. The flop comes down A42 and Kim bolts into the lead with a pair of Aces. The turn is a 5 and McManus can only chop the pot with a 3 for the wheel. The river is a J and McManus is eliminated in 6th place taking home $53,690 for his efforts. Kim is now sitting with $195,000.
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