Robert Campbell is from Miami, Florida. He has nearly $175,000 in career tournament earnings, including three WSOP cashes. This finish will be his largest cash to date.
Campbell comes into play today as the shortest stack with 152,000 chips.
First hand sees Ruiz limp in early position and Kravchenko limp the button. Black comes along and Richey checks, the latter firing 30,000 on the flop. Everyone else folds.
Robert Campbell wins the blinds with a raise to 25,000 from early position.
Roland de Wolfe raises to 35,000 and everyone folds. He shows .
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In a multiway pot, it's checked around to the river of a board. Ruiz bets around 30,000 on the river. Only Roland de Wolfe calls, Ruiz shows for and A-3 low and a pair of sevens. The Brit shows for two pair and the same low.
Scott Clements raises to 35,000 and Antony Lellouche reraises to 115,000. Clements calls and then pots the flop. Lellouche moves all-in and Clements calls with for two pair and a flush draw for the high, while Lellouche has for queens and the nut low draw. The turn is the giving Lellouche the low and they chop it on the river.