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2024 World Series of Poker

Event #81: $10,000 WSOP Main Event World Championship
Jours 9
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Event Info
2024 World Series of Poker
Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
8♦3♠
Prix
$10,000,000
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$94,041,600
Total d’Entrées
10,112
Info Niveau
Niveau
44
Blinds
2,500,000 / 5,000,000
Ante
5,000,000
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Joueurs Survivants
3
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Hands #76-80: Just One Flop in Sight

Christian Zetzsche
Christian Zetzsche
Niveau 41 : Blinds 1,200,000/2,400,000, 2,400,000 ante

Hand #76: Jason Sagle raised to 4,800,000 from under the gun with A♠A♥ to claim the blinds and big blind ante.

Hand #77: Niklas Astedt opened to 4,800,000 to take it down with the 9♦9♣.

Hand #78: Jason Griff raised to 4,800,000 in the hijack with Q♦J♦, earning a call from Boris Angelov in the big blind with K♦9♠. The flop brought 8♣3♠2♣ and Angelov check-folded when Griff bet 4,800,000.

Hand #79: Andres Gonzalez raised to 5,000,000 with 6♠6♦ and the Spaniard took down the pot.

Hand #80: Gonzalez raised it up again to 5,000,000 with Q♣10♣ and won the blinds once again.

Tags: Andres GonzalezBoris AngelovJason GriffNiklas Astedt

Hands #71-75: Angelov Gets Pushed Around Twice

Christian Zetzsche
Christian Zetzsche
Niveau 41 : Blinds 1,200,000/2,400,000, 2,400,000 ante

Hand #71: Niklas Astedt opened to 4,800,000 in the hijack with K♥Q♠ and Jonathan Tamayo three-bet to 14,400,000 on the button holding the K♣5♦. Both blinds folded and so did Astedt.

Hand #72: Jordan Griff made it 4,800,000 to go with the J♦8♥ and Jason Sagle called in the small blind with A♣Q♣. Following the Q♦9♣2♦ flop, Sagle check-called for 5,000,000 and checked the K♠ turn. Griff fired a second barrel for 15,000,000. A long tank by Sagle followed and the Canadian then folded.

Hand #73: A walk for Astedt with the J♥9♦.

Hand #74: From the button, Boris Angelov opened to 5,400,000 with Q♠J♥. Griff in the big blind held A♣K♣, pondered his next move, then pushed forward a stack of T-5,000,000 chips with Angelov snap-folding.

Hand #75: Angelov raised to 4,800,000 in the cutoff the next hand with the A♣10♥. Astedt three-bet to 11,000,000 with A♠Q♣ from the next seat and Angelov got out of the way once more.

Tags: Boris AngelovJason SagleJonathan TamayoJordan GriffNiklas Astedt

Hands #66-70: Jacks for Griff; A Rare Sagle Open

Christian Zetzsche
Christian Zetzsche
Niveau 41 : Blinds 1,200,000/2,400,000, 2,400,000 ante

Hand #66: Jordan Griff J♦J♠ raised to 4,800,000. Jonathan Tamayo called in the cutoff with the 7♦7♣ and the flop was 5♦3♦2♥. Griff bet 5,000,000 and Tamayo called.

The turn was the K♠ and Griff barreled for 7,500,000 and again Tamayo called. The river was the Q♥ and both players checked, with Griff holding the superior pocket pair to down the pot.

Hand #67: Jonathan Tamayo raised to 4,800,000 with 8♠8♣ and Niklas Astedt defended his big blind. The flop was K♣10♣9♠ and Astedt check-folded to a continuation bet of 2,600,000 from Tamayo.

Hand #68: Jason Sagle raised to 4,800,000 with 5♠5♥ and took down the pot.

Hand #69: Niklas Astedt opened to 4,800,000 on the button with 10♦6♠ and Jonathan Tamayo defended his big blind with K♠J♥. The pair saw the A♠9♥4♥ flop and Tamayo check-folded to a continuation bet of 3,000,000 from Astedt.

Hand #70: Niklas Astedt raised to 4,800,000 with the A♦8♦ and took down the pot uncontested.

Tags: Jason SagleJonathan TamayoJordan GriffNiklas Astedt

Niveau: 41

Blinds: 1,200,000/2,400,000

Ante: 2,400,000

Hand #65: Astedt Wins Last One Before the Break

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Niveau 40 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,000,000, 2,000,000 ante

Hand #65: Niklas Astedt opened to 4,000,000 and Andres Gonzalez called in the small blind.

The flop was K♣9♥4♥ and Gonzalez checked. Astedt continued for 3,000,000 and Gonzalez folded.

The final six players are now going on another 20-minute break. Here's how they stack up:

SeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Boris AngelovBulgaria60,300,00025
4Niklas AstedtSweden238,400,00099
6Jordan GriffUnited States100,800,00042
7Jonathan TamayoUnited States73,000,00030
8Andres GonzalezSpain65,000,00027
9Jason SagleCanada69,300,00029

Tags: Andres GonzalezNiklas Astedt

Hand #64: Tamayo Gets There on the River to Double

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Niveau 40 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,000,000, 2,000,000 ante
Jonathan Tamayo Double Up
Jonathan Tamayo Double Up

Hand #64: Jordan Griff raised to 4,000,000 and Jonathan Tamayo three-bet to 24,500,000. Griff four-bet, putting Tamayo all in, and Tamayo called for his last 10,000,000.

Jonathan Tamayo: A♥9♦ All in
Jordan Griff: A♠K♥

The 8♥5♣2♠ changed nothing, with the turn 7♥ giving Tamayo hope with a gutshot. However, Tamayo binked the 9♣ to find a pair and double through Griff.

Jonathan Tamayo Double Up
Jonathan Tamayo Double Up

Tags: Jonathan TamayoJordan Griff

Hands #62-63: Flop Bet Wins It Two Hands in a Row

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Niveau 40 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,000,000, 2,000,000 ante

Hand #62: Andres Gonzalez raised to 4,000,000 with A♥K♥ from an early position and Jordan Griff defended the big blind with 10♣7♣. The flop was J♠5♦2♠ and Griff checked. Gonzalez continued for 2,600,000 to take down the pot.

Hand #63: Boris Angelov A♥K♥ made it 4,000,000 to go and Jonathan Tamayo K♠2♠ called from his big blind to see the 8♦3♠3♣ flop. Tamayo checked and folded to Angelov's bet of 2,500,000.

Tags: Andres GonzalezBoris AngelovJonathan TamayoJordan Griff

Five-Bet Shove Costs Brian Kim a Shot at WSOP Main Event Title

Jon Sofen
Jon Sofen
Niveau 40 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,000,000, 2,000,000 ante
Brian Kim
Brian Kim

We've already seen a few interesting hands at the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event final table on Tuesday, and one will certainly be talked about on podcasts and blogs in the coming days.

The hand we're referring to occurred a little over three hours into the session, and it involved one of the most successful players at the table — Brian Kim, a Los Angeles poker pro with over $7.3 million in live tournament cashes prior to the Main Event, according to The Hendon Mob. He'll be adding $1.5 million to that number, but it could have been much higher if not for one interesting hand.

Catch the Hand History Here

Tags: Brian Kim

Brian Kim Eliminated in 7th Place ($1,500,000)

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Niveau 40 : Blinds 1,000,000/2,000,000, 2,000,000 ante
Brian Kim
Brian Kim

Hand #61: Boris Angelov A♠8♥ raised it up to 4,600,000 from the button and Brian Kim three-bet to 11,800,000 in the small blind.

Niklas Astedt pondered his next move in the big blind and then cold four-bet to 19,000,000.

Angelov quickly folded before Kim then pulled the trigger and five-bet all-in for 53,900,000. Astedt was seemingly unhappy when he asked for the count but eventually made the call

Brian Kim: K♣6♣ All in
Niklas Astedt: 10♠10♦

Kim shook his head as the cards were turned over, and watched as Astedt flopped a set on Q♣10♥8♠

Running cards were needed for Kim to survive, and one of them came with the 5♣ turn, but Kim could not pull off the miracle escape as the 6♠ river ended his run in seventh place for $1,500,000.

Loud "Lena" chants came from the arena as online crusher Astedt leaped into a commanding lead with six players remaining.

Brian Kim
Brian Kim

Tags: Boris AngelovBrian KimNiklas Astedt

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