| Buy-In: | $1,500 + $120 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $1,103,091 |
| Entrants: | 735 |
On the final hand of the night Allan Farber raised to 260,000 and Mo Arani called. The flop was dealt 6
5
2 and Farber fired out 300,000 after Mo checked. Mo then called and the turn fell 6.
Mo checked, Farber bet 1 million, Mo check-raised to 2 million, and Farber reraised all in. Mo called to cover Farber and the two final players revealed their cards one last time. Farber held AJ but Mo was on top with 76
for turned trip sixes. The river sealed things up with the 4
and Farber was eliminated in second place, good for $136,011.
That made Mo the latest CPPT champion and he took home the CPPT Choctaw main event championship bracelet and top prize worth $220,626. That concludes our coverage from the Choctaw Casino Resort in Durant, Oklahoma.
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Allan Farbe made it 260,000 from the button and Mo Arani called from the big blind. The dealer spread AAQ and both players checked. The dealer opened up the 7 and Arani check-called Farber’s 300,000 bet. The river was the 3, Arani checked, Farber bet 400,000 and Arani folded.
Mo Arani opened to 260,000 and Allan Farber raised to 620,00. Arani called and the flop was Q32. Farber fired out 500,000 and Arani called the half a million bet. The turn was the J and Farber bet again, this time 800,000. Arani raised it up to 2,150,000 and Farber released.
Allan Farber opened to 260,000 from the button and Mo Arani called. The flop was AQ6 and Arani check-called Farber’s 300,000 bet to see the 2 on the turn. Arani again check-called Farber’s bet, this time for 575,000 and the two saw the 5 on the river. Both players checked and Arani showed 87. Farber mucked and Arani took the pot.
Mo Arani raised to 260,000 preflop and Allan Farber called. Both players checked the Q66 flop and the 8 followed on the turn. Mo bet 275,000 and Farber called. The river delivered the 7 and Farber led out this time for 650,000. Mo raised all in for 2,160,000 and Farber called.
Farber held 54 for straight but Mo had him beat with pocket sevens for a full house. Mo doubled up to survive with just over 6 million. Farber still held over 8 million and the chip stacks were right back to where they started heads up.
Mohammad Abedi-Arani opened to 225,000 from the button and Allan Farber made it 500,000 to go from the big blind. Abedi-Arani called and the two saw a flop of K97. Farber checked-called Abedi-Arani’s bet of 275,000 to see the 5 on the turn. Both players checked to the 8 on the river, Farber fired out a bet of 500,000 and Abedi-Arani called. Farber showed Q8 for a pair of eight but Abedi-Arani had him beat with J9 for a pair of nines.
Play continues without a break as blinds increase to 60,000-120,000 with a 20,000 ante for the final two players.
The final two players are back at it with blinds continuing at 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante for the last 15 minutes of Level 33.
The final two players are taking a 15-minute break before the start of the heads-up final. Here are the stacks they will come back to when cards get back in the air.
Allan Farber: 8,600,000
Mohammed Abedi-Arani: 6,100,000
Lou Barlow checked a flop reading J84 on the small blind and Allan Farber bet 200,000 from the big blind. Barlow check-raised all in and Farber called. The two players then tabled their hands.
Farber: AJ
Barlow: K8
Turn and River: 10Q
Barlow was eliminated in third place and he took home $100,271 in prize money. Farber advanced to the heads-up final against Mo Arani with over 8 million.
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