"HuntItShipIt" shoved from the middle position for 361,608 for the action to fold to Jakob "Succeeed" Miegel in the small blind who three-bet shoved for more and for Christian "eisenhower1" Jeppsson to fold.
"HuntItShipIt":
Jakob "Succeeed" Miegel:
The board ran out for Miegel to river the higher pair to bust "HuntItShipIt" and pick up another bounty.
Sam "SamSquid" Grafton raised to 50,000 from the button and Fedor "CrownUpGuy" Holz defended his big blind.
The flop came , Holz check-called the 37,500 continuation-bet of Grafton.
The turn was the , Holz checked again. This time, Grafton bet 125,000 and was called.
The river completed the board with the , Holz checked for the last time and then called for the 337,293 he had behind when Grafton shoved with the for the pair of sixes but Grafton held the for the pair of tens to bust him.
Manuel "fellatiado" Ruivo raised to 50,000 from the hijack and was called by "kZhh" in the small blind. Anatoly "NL_Profit" Filatov three-bet shoved for 608,060 from the big blind for Ruivo to call for the 476,818 he had behind while "kZhh" got out of their way.
Manuel "fellatiado" Ruivo:
Anatoly "NL_Profit" Filatov:
The board ran out for Ruivo to not get any help from the board as he was eliminated.
Alex "dynoalot" Difelice limped in from the early position and David "MonkeyBausss" Laka three-bet shoved for 322,917 from the cutoff. Benjamin "bencb789" Rolle four-bet shoved for 1,501,428 from the small blind and was called by Difelice.
David "MonkeyBausss" Laka:
Benjamin "bencb789" Rolle:
Alex "dynoalot" Difelice:
The board ran out for Difelice to river the higher pair than both opponents to bust them and take their bounties.
Imagine this. You’re winding down your poker session, playing the last game of the night, casually streaming to a handful of Twitch viewers.
Then you win a WCOOP title.
That’s exactly what happened to Martin “Marksman_M” Thien Wu, winner of the WCOOP 05-M: $55, 8-Max PKO.
I caught up with Martin for a chat about his time at the tables that fateful evening.
One of the stories that really stood out was how he started playing poker in the first place (more on that later). The fact that he streamed the win live on Twitch makes Martin’s journey even better. Only a few lucky witnesses were there to see it live as Martin claimed his place in history, not only as a WCOOP champion, but as a streamer too.