Ryan “simlSgg” Hagerty Takes Home His Third Title in Four Days!
He has done it folks! After winning events on Wednesday and Thursday night, Ryan “simlSgg” Hagerty has made it three wins in four nights, as he just took down the $25,000 Guaranteed 8-Max Event. He will pocket another $6,000 and change for his showing tonight, pushing his overall winning this series to over $20,000.
Hagerty started the final table near the bottom, with Don "dhimp20" Himpele holding the chip lead after busting Katie “KatieStone” Stone in a massive pot just before the final table. The action at the final table would kick off when David "TheKing411" Coleman busted out with pocket tens against the queens of “Edsebo.”
Not long after that, ”CheRalph” was sent to the rail in 7th place. He was followed out the door by “ndirish50”, who was at his second final table in a row after finishing in third place in last night’s 6-Max event. “ndirish50” would have to settle for sixth tonight, after busting to Hagerty, who would have pocket aces for what turned out to be just the first time at this final table.
Jason ”RiverMan” Lawhun was next to leave the final table, after finishing runner up twice already this week. He pulled a triple barrel bluff on Hagerty, but it didn’t work, as he was called by second paid on board.
Start of final table chip leader Don "dhimp20" Himpele was the next player to hit the rail. He would lose nearly all of his chips to "Edsebo", when his Ace-Five couldn't catch up to the Ace-Six of "Edsebo."
Hagerty would then relinquish the chip lead after sending a couple of double ups to his opponent, but he would then bust "Edsebo", before taking down the tournament with a couple of monster hands.
First, Hagerty won a massive flip with pocket jacks against the Ace-Queen of "nunu2018", and then, he would finish the tournament off in style, busting "nunu2018" holding the best hand in Hold'em, pocket aces. Scroll down for a full breakdown of this final table.
partypoker US Event #8 Final Table Results
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ryan “simlSgg” Hagerty | $6,071.48 |
| 2 | ”nunu2018” | $4,224 |
| 3 | ”Edsebo” | $3,036 |
| 4 | Don "dhimp20" Himpele | $2,323.20 |
| 5 | Jason ”RiverMan” Lawhun | $1,795.20 |
| 6 | ”ndirish50” | $1,333.20 |
| 7 | ”CheRalph” | $1,056 |
| 8 | David "TheKing411" Coleman | $792 |
Hagerty is truly on an incredible run, and his confidence will be flying high as he likely enters into tomorrow's $100,000 Guaranteed Main Event. That $535 buy-in event will be starting up at 5 PM ET, and as always, Pokernews.com will be there to bring you all of the updates. Congratulations again to Ryan “simlSgg” Hagerty on a truly incredible series, and comes back tomorrow to find out if he can add yet another title to wrap up the series!
of "nunu2018", and after the flop of 
, "nunu2018" was drawing dead to runner runner.
turn was not one of those cards, and ”nunu2018” would have to settle for second place, and $4,224. For the third time this series, Ryan “simlSgg” Hagerty has taken down an event, taking home $6071.48. 
. "nunu2018" was the shorter stack, and was at risk holding 
didn't change much, but the 
of Himpele.
cut down signifigantly on the chances of a chopped pot, while also giving Himpele four extra outs, ad a three would do now. However, the 
turn and 
river meant that the six kicker would end up playing, giving "Edsebo" a double up, and leaving Himpele with just two big blinds.
, and Hagerty check called a bet of 150,000 from Lawhun. The 
hit the river, and a third check saw Lawhun shove all in for over 700,000. Hagerty used up about half his time bank before he called with 
, and the call was a good one, as Lawhun could only muster up 
for nine high.
of Ryan “simlSgg” Hagerty. ”ndirish50” was drawing dead by the turn, and he will have to settle for sixth place, while Hagerty is still in contention for his third title this series.
. The flop of 
gave ”CheRalph” some extra outs, but the 
turn didn't help, and the 
river imrpoved "Edsebo" to a straight. 
, but he was dominated by the pocket queens of "Edsebo." A third queen fell right on the flop, and Coleman was drawing dead by the turn.
missed both players, and a queen on the turn left Stone drawing dead.
