Buy-In: | $2,500 + $120 |
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Prize Pool: | $538,350 |
Entrants: | 222 |
Wong and Kasabyan are playing some solid poker and Wong is inching closer to evening the score.
Steve Wong 430k
Gevork Kasabyan 680k
Just as Wong promised, he's gone on the attack against Kasabyan.
With a board of 8c-6c-8h-Jh, Wong pushed on the button. Kasabyan though for a moment, then folded. Wong pulled in a 110k pot.
Wong and Kasabyan are taking a short break before going head on.
Wong would like to thank all of his fans in Holland for being so supportive.
There’s not much background on Kasabyan, since he plays mostly the smaller tournaments on the circuit. Coming in short stacked, Wong was asked what he though of his opponent. “I don’t think he’s ready to face me since I have a lot of experience in big events like this.” When asked if he thought he could come from behind and turn the tables on Kasabyan, Wong replied. “Yes, I can.”
The following chip counts are approximate.
Steve Wong 340k
Gevork Kasabyan 740k
With four players remaining, action is fast paced. Nam Le is the short stack headed into the 13th round, with Jorgensen celebrating a clear lead.
Steve Wong 320k
Nam Le 145k
Theo Jorgensen 410k
Gevork Kasabyan 250k
The blinds are now 3k-6k with a 1k ante.
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