Niveau 2
: 200/300, 300 ante
John Hesp's unforgettable run in the 2017 Main Event made him one of the most memorable characters in recent memory at the WSOP. The man with the unmistakable wardrobe and unmatched charm is in the Day 1b field, currently at the ESPN secondary feature table.
Hesp became a fan favorite and instant poker celebrity on his journey to a fourth-place finish and $2,600,000 payday in 2017, and the pride of Bridlington, England is back for another run as the early levels of Day 1b continue.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
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44,000 |
turn with 7,500 in the middle, Philip Clarke in the small blind and Asi Moshe from under the gun checked. Diego Zeiter on the button made it 4,500 to go and Clarke tossed in an orange T-5,000 chip for the call while Moshe let go.
appeared on the river and Clarke checked once more, which prompted a bet of 12,100 by Zeiter. Clarke called eventually and was shown pocket sevens for the straight blockers by Zeiter, which he had beat with 
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flop and a 
was dealt on the turn. It checked to Mike Gao and he bet 1,600. Yoon was the only caller.
river brought a fifth club, with straight flush possibilities too. Yoon checked and Gao went relatively big, betting 4,000. It was enough to convince Yoon to step aside.
. Hernandez fired 7,500 into the middle and Patel went into the tank for over a minute before folding, flashing 
in the process.
to share his flopped set with the table, affirming Patel had made the right laydown as he raked in the pot.
, Paulino Junior checked from the big blind, as did a player in middle position.
and Junior checked again. Smith bet 3,000 and Junior called as the river fell the 
for fourth pair, but it would be Junior's 
that would see him earn the pot.
, and Patel put out a bet for 8,000. The opponent folded, and Patel is back up to near the 60,000 starting stack.
, Troy Parks bet 3,200 and was called by Jack Zhang. The 
fell on the river and Parks paid off a bet of 11,000 by Zhang, who flipped over 
