2010 World Series of Poker

Event #22: $1,000 Ladies No-Limit Hold’em Championship

Congratulations to Vanessa Hellebuyck, Event #22 Champion ($192,132)

Vanessa Hellebuyck wins the Ladies event
Vanessa Hellebuyck wins the Ladies event

The 2010 World Series of Poker Ladies Championship has come to an end with Vanessa Hellebuyck emerging victorious over a field of 1,054. What started three days ago among controversy between the genders has come to a joyous end after an exciting final table.

La Sengphet, who was the chip leader during the early stages of the tournament, was eliminated in seventh place. Meanwhile, Timmi Derosa patiently made her way to the final three where she made a big all in that put Hellebuyck in the tank for several minutes. Derosa's tournament came to an end when Hellebuyck made the correct call and took down the massive pot.

Sidsel Boesen entered the final table as the chip leader but stumbled early. She was able to rebuild and managed to make it heads up against Hellebuyck, although at a 5-1 chip disadvantage.

It took only seven hands for Hellebuyck to eliminate Boesen when her pocket fives faded the ten and nine of diamonds. The Amazon Room echoed with the cheers of Hellebuyck's supporters as the final card came down.

Congratulations to Vanessa Hellebuyck, Event #22 Champion!

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Winner
Vanessa Hellebuyck
Winning Hand
♠5♦5
Prize
192,132
Level Info
Level
24
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
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