William Givens shoved all in on the button, and George St. Lawrence called.
Givens:
St. Lawrence:
The flop was a grim one for Givens: , giving St. Lawrence a pair and a blocker to Givens' only outs to make a straight. The was the worst possible turn card for Givens, as he was now dead to a chop against St. Lawrence's straight. The river gave no salvation, and the two men clasped hands to end the match.
George St. Lawrence topped a field of 272 players to take down Event 22: $230 Black Chip Bounty after an incredibly volatile heads-up match with William Givens. Both players doubled up multiple times, and St. Lawrence in particular seemed unable to lose a preflop all in when he was at risk. He won with against , against , against , and finally against to end the match.
St. Lawrence pocketed $14,775 for his victory, more than triple his career recorded poker earnings of $3,164.