| Buy-In: | $520 + $80 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $237,120 |
| Entrants: | 456 |
Alexander Carmasino was all-in holding Q
J, but he was dominated by Vincent Moscati’s AQ
.
The board ran out 8
8
5A10 and Moscati finally claimed the last pot of the tournament.
Carmosino, who was a runaway freight train for most of the day, had to settle for second place and a payout of $33,339. Moscati takes home the title, the trophy, and the $54,540 first-place prize for an outright win.
Stay tuned for a recap of the day.
Moscati shoved the button and Carmosino called off his last 3,435,000 with pocket fives. They held against Moscati’s J8 on a board of KQ577.
Moscati still has a 2:1 chip lead in this never-ending heads-up battle.
Blinds are up to 200,000-400,000 with an ante of 25,000.
Alexander Carmosino limped in from the button and Vincent Moscati made it 1,000,000 to go. Carmosino made the call and the flop brought the A103. Moscati bet 750,000 and Carmosino called. The turn was the 3 and Moscati announced that he was all-in. Carmosino quickly folded and Moscati took down the pot of just over 3.5 million.
Carmosino was left with 4.1 million after the hand.
In a limped pot, the two players saw a flop of 984. Carmosino bet 400,000, and Moscati rasied to 1,050,000.
Carmosino then moved all-in, and Moscati called his last 6,205,000 with J9. Carmosino held 107 for a straight draw.
The turn and river came 10Q and Moscati doubled up to take a 2:1 chip lead.
Blinds are up to 150,000-300,000 with an ante 20,000.
Moscati raised the button and Carmosino shoved for 6,390,000. Moscati quickly called with AK, and he was in great shape to win the tournament against Carmosino’s AQ.
The board fell A104J7, however, and Carmosino doubled up, essentially trading spots with Moscati. Carmosino now sports a 2:1 chip lead.
Alexander Carmosino limped on the button and Vincent Moscati checkd his option. The flop brought the J32 and Moscati checked. Carmosino bet 250,000 and Moscati made it 700,000. Carmosino then moved all-in for a total of 3,450,000 and Moscati made the call with the J7. Carmosino was ahead with the KJ. The turn was the 4 and hte river the A to secure the double up for Carmosino, who now has 7,400,000. Moscati still holds the lead with 10,800,000.
In a limped pot, the two player saw a flop of J84. Moscati checked and Carmosino bet 320,000. Moscati called and the turn was the 5.
Both players checked and the A hit the river. Moscati checked, and Carmosino bet 500. Moscati called with 86 for an eight-high flush, and Carmosino mucked.
Moscati now has 14,800,000 while Carmosino is sitting on 3,625,000.
Blinds are up to 120,000-240,000 with an ante of 20,000. The final two have agreed to shorten the levels to 30 minutes each from here on out.
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