Buy-In: | $1,500 |
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Prize Pool: | $3,796,065 |
Entrants: | 2781 |
Carsten Joh Wins Event No. 51
Carsten Joh raised to 410,000 on the button and Andrew Chen moved all in from the big blind for 2,185,000 and Joh called instantly.
Joh showed the 66 and was a coinflip against the 910. Joh won the flip as the board ran out Q4356 and that eliminated Andrew Chen in second place.
Chen earned $410,632 for his efforts and Carsten Joh takes home $664,426 and a gold bracelet.
Blinds: 50,000-100,000
Players Remaining: 2 out of 2781
Chip Counts:
1. Carsten Joh — 8,900,000
2. Andrew Chen — 3,595,000
Average Chip Count: 6,257,250
Notable Eliminations:
3. David Walasinski – $272,405
Elimination Hands:
David Walasinski Eliminated in Third Place ($272,405)
Several hands after doubling up Casten Joh, David Walasinski moves all in from the button for 1,620,000 and is called by Carsten Joh from the big blind.
Joh tables K10 and is way ahead of the K7 that Walasinski exposed. The board ran out J10697 and that eliminated Walasinski in third place and allows for the start of heads-up play.
Blinds: 50,000-100,000
Players Remaining: 3 out of 2781
Chip Counts:
1. Andrew Chen — 6,275,000
2. David Walasinski — 4,380,000
3. Carsten Joh — 1,870,000
Average Chip Count: 4,171,500
Notable Eliminations:
4. Steven Levy – $192,650
5. Owen Crowe – $145,199
Elimination Hands:
Owen Crowe Eliminated in Fifth Place ($145,199)
Andrew Chen raised from the button and Owen Crowe three-bets from the small blind. After Carsten Joh folded in the big blind, Andrew Chen moved all in.
After several minutes in the tank, Crowe said “I’m probably going to hate myself” before calling.
Crowe showed the A10 and was up against the 88 of Chen. The board ran out Q7374, meaning that Chen’s pair held up and Crowe was sent home in fifth place.
Steven Levy Eliminated in Fourth Place ($192,650)
Steven Levy had just lost a race to David Walasinski to double him up a few hands before this hand came up.
Steven Levy raised to 220,000 in the small blind and David Walasinski moved all in from the big blind. Levy called and both hands were turned up.
Levy held the A9, which was way behind the AJ of Walasinski. The board fell Q10686, which eliminated Levy from the tournament.
Blinds: 40,000-80,000
Players Remaining: 5 out of 2781
Chip Counts:
1. Andrew Chen – 4,445,000
2. Steven Levy – 2,375,000
3. Owen Crowe – 2,230,000
4. David Walasinski – 1,900,000
5. Carsten Joh – 700,000
Average Chip Count: 2,502,900
Notable Eliminations:
6. Thibaut Durant – $115,817
Elimination Hands:
Thibaut Durant Eliminated in Sixth Place ($115,817)
Thibaut Durand moved all in preflop with J7 and was up against Steven Levy who held Q7.
The board was dry for Durand as it ran out 1063210, which eliminated Durand in sixth place. He will take home $115,817 for his efforts.
Blinds: 30,000-60,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 6 out of 2,781
Chip Counts:
1. Andrew Chen — 3,500,000
2. Owen Crowe — 2,675,000
3. Steven Levy — 1,950,000
4. David Walasinski — 1,800,000
5. Thibaut Durand — 1,500,000
6. Carsten Joh — 975,000
Average Chip Count: 2,085,750
Notable Eliminations:
7. Georgios Kapalas — 497,634
Elimination Hands:
Georgios Kapalas Eliminated in Seventh Place ($97,634)
Carsten Joh raised and everyone folded but Georgios Kapalas, who was all in on the big blind with J7. John showed pocket sevens and they held when the board came K1086A.
Blinds: 25,000-50,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 7 out of 2,781
Chip Counts:
1. Andrew Chen — 4,560,000
2. Steven Levy — 2,515,000
3. Owen Crowe — 2,500,000
4. Thibaut Durand — 1,300,000
5. Georgios Kapalas — 1,280,000
6. Carsten Joh — 955,000
7. David Walasinski — 700,000
Average Chip Count: 1,787,785
Notable Eliminations:
9. Nathan Page — $80,894
8. Jason Helder — $86,702
Elimination Hands:
Nathan Page Eliminated in Ninth Place ($80,894)
Nathan Page raised to 110,000 in the cutoff and Andrew Chen moved all in. Page called all in for his last 580,000 and showed AQ.
Chen showed pocket nines and made quads when the board ran out Q9297 to eliminate Page.
Jason Helder Eliminated in Eighth Place ($86,702)
Jason Helder was all in for his last 575,000 against Owen Crowe.
Helder showed AK and Crowe had the pair with pocket nines. The board came JJ45d and Helder was eliminated from the tournament, despite having the chip lead in the early stages of the final table.
NOTE: The players are now on dinner break and they will return at 7:40 p.m.
Blinds: 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 9 out of 2,781
Chip Counts:
1. Jason Helder — 2,900,000
2. Steven Levy — 2,515,000
3. Thibaut Durand — 1,420,000
4. Georgios Kapalas — 1,280,000
5. Andrew Chen — 1,050,000
6. Owen Crowe — 1,030,000
7. Carsten Joh — 875,000
8. Nathan Page — 735,000
9. David Walasinski — 700,000
Average Chip Count: 1,390,500
Notable Eliminations:
Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 10 out of 2,781
Chip Counts:
1. Steven Levy — 2,200,000
2. Jason Helder — 2,100,000
3. Thibaut Durand — 1,520,000
4. Georgios Kapalas — 1,450,000
5. Andrew Chen — 1,160,000
6. Owen Crowe — 1,150,000
7. Carsten Joh — 900,000
8. David Walasinski — 770,000
9. Joe Mazursky — 500,000
10. Nathan Page — 246,000
Average Chip Count: 1,042,875
Notable Eliminations:
Blinds: 15,000-30,000 with a 4,000 ante
Players Remaining: 12 out of 2,781
Chip Counts:
1. Steven Levy — 2,050,000
2. Thibaut Durand — 1,810,000
3. Georgios Kapalas — 1,740,000
4. Carsten Joh — 1,030,000
5. Josh Schlein — 1,000,000
6. Owen Crowe — 850,000
7. Jason Helder — 800,000
8. Nathan Page — 800,000
9. Andrew Chen — 750,000
10. Diego Vilela — 750,000
Average Chip Count: 1,042,875
Notable Eliminations:
None
Blinds: 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 out of 2,781
Chip Counts:
1. Thibaut Durand — 1,810,000
2. Georgios Kapalas — 1,620,000
3. Steven Levy — 1,150,000
4. Josh Schlein — 1,000,000
5. Owen Crowe — 910,000
6. Nathan Page — 825,000
7. Jason Helder — 800,000
8. Andrew Chen — 750,000
9. Jesper Mertz — 720,000
10. Viktoria Szilasi — 400,000
Average Chip Count: 834,300
Notable Eliminations:
None
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