| Buy-In: | $2,500 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,702,000 |
| Entrants: | 740 |
Bill Chen wins a small pot after a raise from the button and a small bet on the flop. This gives him a slight lead over Nath Pizzolatto.
On the second heads-up hand, Pizzolatto limps on the button and Chen raises from the big blind another $25,000. Pizzolatto calls and both players see a J
7
5 flop. Chen leads out for $40,000 and Nath immediately calls. The 10
brings a check from both players. Chen leads at the 9
river for $70,000. Pizzolatto quickly makes it $200,000 and before he can finish the announcement Chen pushes all-in. Pizzolatto asks, "Really? Ok, I call." Pizzolatto turns over 6-8 for a straight, but Chen tables K-Q for the nut straight.
Bill Chen has won his second bracelet at this year's World Series of Poker. He will take home the bracelet and $442,511. Nath Pizzolatto will win $238,280 for 2nd place.
5336. Guttman busts out in third place and takes home $139,564.
Nath Pizzolatto limps from the button. From the small blind Chen calls, and Guttman checks in the big blind. The flop is AQ4 and Pizzolatto checks, Guttman bets $30,000. Pizzolatto calls and the turn is the 9. Guttman checks and Pizzolatto bets $40,000. Guttman raises to $100,000 and Pizzolatto calls and the Q falls on the river. Pizzolatto fires $150,000 and Guttman calls. Pizzolatto turns over K2 for the nut flush over Guttman's J6 and takes down the monster $600,000 pot.
Q4 flop, the 3 comes on the turn. Guttman leads out with $40,000 and Pizzolatto calls. Guttman check the 8 on the river and Pizzolatto bets $60,000. Guttman calls and Pizzolatto flips over a K7. Guttman mucks his hand and is down to $700,000 while Pizzolatto climbs up to $565,000.
42. Chen bets $100,000 and Guttman folds. Chen rakes in the $220,000 pot and currently sits on $560,000.
42, the 8 comes on the turn. Guttman leads out with $40,000 and Pizzolatto calls. The river brings the J and Guttman checks. Pizzolatto bets $70,000, Guttman calls and shows 87. Pizzolatto mucks his cards and Guttman scoops up the pot.
65 and Pizzalotto leads out with $25,000. Guttman re-raises Pizzolatto to $100,000 and quickly Pizzolatto moves all-in. Guttman folds and Pizzolatto takes down the biggest pot, thus far, since play has moved to three-handed.
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