Cliff "Johnny Bax" Josephy opened to 400 from under the gun, Robert "Uncle Krunk" Panitch called two seats to his left, She Lok Wong called near the button, and Tom Marchese tossed in enough chips to join the action from the small blind.
The dealer fanned , Marchese checked, and Josephy continued for 1,200. Before Panitch could call, Wong looked like he was about to raise.
"That's a tell," Josephy said, smiling.
Panitch called, Wong indeed raised, tossing in a grey T5,000 chip and saying "thirty-five." The action folded back to Panitch, who called the raise.
The turn was the , Panitch checked, and Wong fired 6,000. Panitch check-raised to 13,000, Wong moved all in, and Panitch folded.
Zinno was in the cutoff and he tapped the table as well, prompting a bet of 800 from the player holding the button. Raskin flatted while Zinno folded, and the fell on fourth street. Both players knuckled the felt to see the come down on the river.
Raskin then flicked out a bet of 2,000 and stared straight ahead, with the button tanking for a minute or so before laying down.
Mukul Pahuja is running away with the World Poker Tour Player of the Year and is merely here to prove his dominance as he has the award fairly locked up. Him and a few more notables have taken their seats.
Only two players can actually catch Pahuja - Shaun Suller and Dylan Wilkerson - and only if they win this tournament.
Woroch was among eight players who navigated through a sea of online qualifiers to reach the final table, and in the end he was the last player standing. His $1 million check included:
A seat in a $100,000 buy-in WPT Alpha8 Event
A seat in the WPT World Championship
Two entries to $3,500 WPT events held at Borgata
52 entries into the Sunday $50K
$8,000 in love tournament entries at Borgata
A balnce of $859,600
We will certainly follow Woroch's progress today, as he tries to parlay his victory in February into a seat in the WPT Champions Club.
Jean "Prince" Gaspard opened the action to 400 and was called by Greg Merson. Cliff Josephy decided to raise it up, making it 1,400 to go.
Gaspard declined to fold or call, instead putting in another raise, this time to 3,900. Merson quickly got out of the way and Josephy wasn't too far behind in tossing his cards into the muck.
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, Marchese checked, and Josephy continued for 1,200. Before Panitch could call, Wong looked like he was about to raise.
, Panitch checked, and Wong fired 6,000. Panitch check-raised to 13,000, Wong moved all in, and Panitch folded.
when we strolled by Micah Raskin's table, and the longtime pro was checking from the hijack to Anthony Zinno - who 
come down on the river.
