| Buy-In: | $7,415 + $371 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $6,511,754 |
| Entrants: | 848 |
John Juanda moves all in for 3,435,000 and David Vamplew makes the call.
Juanda: K
2
Vamplew: A
3
Board: A 3
10 9 6
Vamplew takes the title and £900,000 while Juanda goes home with the second place prize of £545,000.
David Vamplew has been taking pot after pot from John Juanda.
In the latest pot, John Juanda bet 600,000 and Vamplew called. The flop came K-8-8 and Vamplew check-called a bet of 800,000 from Juanda. The A came on the turn and both players checked. On the J river Vamplew bet 1.8 million and Juanda folded falling to 7 million. Vamplew has 18 million in chips now.
After some back and forths, John Juanda has gotten the better so far of Scottish youngster David Vamplew.
Here are the current chip counts:
Juanda: 17,235,000
Vamplew: 7,925,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
John Juanda raised to 400,000 from the button and Vamplew made the call. The flop came
A K 4 and both players checked.
The turn was the J and David Vamplew bet 625,000. Juanda popped it to 1,850,000 and then Vamplew moved all in. John Juanda made the call and they flipped over their cards:
Vamplew: A 6
Juanda: A 10
It wasn’t going to be that easy for Juanda as the river fell the 3 to even stacks out once more, with Vamplew slightly in the lead.
David Vamplew moves all in for 4,620,000 and John Juanda calls.
Vamplew: 10 9
Juanda: A 5
Board: 6 5 2 10 Q
The cards were tantalising as they fell, but ultimately resulted in a prolonged match as the two now go back at it.
Back after dinner break and the heads up players are definitely not slowing down as the evening progresses. On a A J 6 flop, David Vamplew checked and John Juanda bet 700,000. Vamplew called and the turn was the 8. Both players checked and the river was the 6. Vamplew checked and Juanda bet 2,025,000. Vamplew raised it to 4,900,000 and sat very still. Juanda stared at his opponent for quite some time and then moved all in. Vamplew instantly folded and Juanda raked in the pot.
The final two players are back from dinner break and the blinds are now 100,000-200,000 with a 20,000 ante for the start of level 32. The chip counts are as follows:
John Juanda: 14,550,000
David Vamplew: 10,705,000
Team PokerStars pro Jose Barbero has added another tournament title to his collection along with £556,000 in prize money. Jani Sointula is the runner up with and he takes home £335,000.
On the final hand Barbero raised to 80,000 preflop from the button and Jani Sointula reraised all in for 600,000. Barbero made the call and they flipped over their cards:
Barbero: A J
Sointula: K 4
Board: A 3 2 Qx Qx
Barbero won the hand and the tournament and Sointula finished runner up.
Players are now on a 60-minute break.
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