| Buy-In: | $4,750 + $250 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,921,327 |
| Entrants: | 417 |
Victor Ramdin raised to 250,000 preflop from the button and Joe Hachem then moved all in. Ramdin made the all-in call and they flipped over their cards:
Ramdin: A
J
Hachem: A
K
Board: A J 8 10
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Hachem was eliminated from the tournament in second place and he will take home $300,000 in prize money. Ramdin is the champion of The Big Event and he takes home the top prize worth $500,000. That concludes our live coverage from Los Angeles.
Joe Hachem and Victor Ramdin saw another limped and checked pot, this one falling 9 8 6. Ramdin checked and Hachem bet 200,000. Ramdin check-raised to 550,000 and Hachem made the call.
The turn fell 5 and Ramdin checked. Hachem bet 1,000,000 and Ramdin check-raised again, this time moving all in. Hachem made the all-in call for 2.1 million. Their cards:
Hachem: 10 7
Ramdin: 10 8
River: 6
Hachem doubled up and the chip counts are pretty much even at 6 million.
Victor Ramdin and Joe Hachem saw a limped and checked flop that fell 8 7 5. Hachem checked and Ramdin bet 150,000. Hachem raised to 500,000 and Ramdin reraised to 1.1 million. Hachem then moved all in and Ramdin made the all-in call for his final 3.58 million. Their cards:
Hachem: 8 6
Ramdin: 9 6
Turn and River: A and 6
Ramdin doubled up on the hand to survive and take the chip lead with 7 million and Hachem fell to 5 million after the hand.
Jeremy Ausmus raised to 225,000 from the small blind preflop and Joe Hachem made the call from the big blind. The flop was dealt K J 6 and Ausmus bet 280,000. Hachem raised all in and Ausmus made an all-in call for 1.9 million. Their cards:
Ausmus: J 9
Hachem: K 7
Turn and River: 8 and 4
Ausmus was eliminated in third place and he will take home $190,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack to 7,090,000 for the heads-up final, where he will face Victor Ramdin, who holds 5,420,000.
The blinds are now 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante for the start of level 29. Here is a look at the chip counts for the remaining three players:
Joe Hachem: 4,610,000
Victor Ramdin: 4,310,000
Jeremy Ausmus: 3,590,000
Joe Hachem raised to 180,000 preflop and Jeremy Ausmus reraised to 605,000. Hachem then reraised all in for about 3 million and Ausmus made the call. Their cards:
Ausmus: 8 8
Hachem: A K
Board: K J 5 7 Q
Hachem doubled up to 6.3 million on the hand and he took the chip lead. Ausmus fell to 4 million after the hand.
The blinds are now 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante for the start of level 28. Here is a look at the chip counts for the final three players:
Jeremy Ausmus: 7,100,000
Joe Hachem: 2,800,000
Victor Ramdin: 2,500,000
Joe Hachem raised preflop and Taylor von Kriegenbergh reraised all in for a million. Hachem quickly made the call and they flipped over their cards:
Hachem: A Q
Kriegenbergh: K 10
The board ran out A 7 5 8 and Kriegenbergh was drawing dead. He was eliminated in fourth place and took home $140,000 in prize money. Hachem grew his stack close to 3 million heading into three-handed play.
Jeremy Ausmus raised to 120,000 preflop and Victor Ramdin made the call. The flop was dealt A J J and both players checked. The turn brought the 4 and Ramdin bet 150,000.
Ausmus made the call and the 3 fell on the river. Ramdin bet 350,000 and Ausmus tossed in the chips to call. They revealed their cards and Ausmus held A 9, but they were no good against the K and 9 that Ramdin revealed.
Ramdin won the pot to grow his stack to 3 million and Ausmus dropped slightly but he is still strong with close to 7 million.
The blinds are now 30,000-60,000 with a 5,000 ante for the start of level 27. Here is a look at the chip counts among the final four players:
Jeremy Ausmus — 6,900,000
Victor Ramdin — 2,970,000
Joe Hachem — 1,455,000
Taylor von Kriegenbergh — 1,185,000
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