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WPT $25,000 Championship - Bellagio
WPT Championship Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
WPT $25,000 Championship - Bellagio
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$15,495,750
Total Entries
639
Level
33
Blinds
800,000 / 1,600,000
Ante
300,000
Players Left 1 / 639
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, Lee checked, de Wolfe bet 80,000, Phan called, Lee raised to 280,000, de Wolfe folded, and Loi Phan went into the tank for several minutes. After a while, Paul Lee started talking, telling Loi Phan that he had to fold, because Lee would move all in on the turn. Phan continued thinking, and Lee called for the clock. About 30 seconds later, Phan called.
Lee immediately said he was all in on the turn, no matter what card came. He even turned his body around to avoid looking at the board. The turn card was the
, Lee was automatically all in for 594,000, and Phan thought for about two minutes before calling. Paul Lee turned around and slapped down pocket jacks (
) for top set. Phan reluctantly showed 
, and he was drawing dead with top pair, top kicker. (The meaningless river card was the 
.) Paul Lee won the huge pot, and now has 1.95 million in chips. Phan took a big hit, dropping down to 595,000.
"I hope one of you has Aces," Kanuck said, hinting that he mucked pocket Kings.
KrazyKanuck was infuriated when he saw Wazelle and Mosseri's hands. Wazelle showed
while Moserri showed 
. The flop was 
. The turn was the 
and the river was 
."Looks like you mucked a boat," deadpanned Berman.
Mosseri headed to the rail in 46th place. He won $61,880.
Your odds of drawing the same table are 1 in 5.
Your odds of drawing the same seat are 1 in 45.
Paul Wasicka hit the 45 to 1 shot.
, but he was behind Wahlroos's pocket tens (
). The board came 
, and Wahlroos actually cheered when he was counterfeited on the river, as both players made a jack-high straight. They chopped the pot, and Malinasky lives to play some more.
, and Wahlroos had 
-- it was a race situation. The board came
, and Wahlroos's pocket eights held up to win the pot. Eric Hershler, who earned his seat by winning the recent WPT L.A. Poker Classic at Commerce Casino, was eliminated in 48th place, earning $61,880.
, Roland de Wolfe bet 70,000, and Scott Fischman called. The turn card was the , de Wolfe bet 130,000, and Fischman called. The river card was the , and both players checked. De Wolfe showed 
for a pair of fives, and Fischman mucked. Roland de Wolfe collected the pot.
. Davis said, "Uh-oh!" and flipped over 
. The flop was . Both players flopped sets but Johns still led. The turn was the and the river was the 
. Johns doubled up to almost 900K.
