2014 World Series of Poker

Event #65: $10,000 Main Event
Day: 2c
Event Info
2014 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
1010
Prize
$10,000,000
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
6,683
Level Info
Level
41
Blinds
800,000 / 1,600,000
Ante
200,000
Players Left 1 / 6683
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Juanda Doubles Through Boyd

Level 7 : 300/600, 75 ante
John Juanda
John Juanda

Dutch Boyd and John Juanda were heads up on a completed board of {4-Hearts}{4-Spades}{2-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}{9-Clubs}, and Boyd led out for 5,500. Juanda raised to 13,900, Boyd reraised, and Juanda called all in for 21,425.

Boyd showed {a-Hearts}{a-Clubs} for aces and fours, but Juanda flopped trips with {6-Diamonds}{4-Diamonds} doubling through.

Player Chips Progress
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John Juanda
51,375
38,775
38,775
WSOP 5X Winner
Poker Hall of Famer
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Dutch Boyd
43,125
6,500
6,500
WSOP 3X Winner

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Patel Runs Into Trips

Level 7 : 300/600, 75 ante

The board read {5-Spades}{Q-Clubs}{A-Spades}{2-Diamonds} when we watched Kunal Patel check over to his lone opponent on the button. Patel's opponent checked it back and the {A-Diamonds} paired the board on the river. Patel reached for chips and dropped 5,900 into the middle.

Patel's opponent thought for well over one minute before coming over the top with a raise to 12,300. It was Patel's turn to think, and he did so for roughly a minute before moving out a call. Patel's opponent showed {A-Hearts}{J-Diamonds} for trip aces and the win. Patel mucked his hand and he's now down to about 97,500.

Player Chips Progress
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Kunal Patel
97,500
20,500
20,500

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Trips For Wasserson

Level 7 : 300/600, 75 ante

A player in middle position raised to 1,300, John Dolan called from the next seat over, and Eric Wasserson defended his big blind.

They checked to the turn of a {4-Clubs}{J-Clubs}{A-Hearts}{8-Spades} board where Wasserson bet 2,800. Only the player in middle position called to see the {A-Diamonds} river. Wasserson bet 7,000 and was quickly called by his opponent who showed {A-Spades}{9-Spades}. Wasserson, though, had that beat with {A-Clubs}{Q-Diamonds}.

Player Chips Progress
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John Dolan
110,000
5,000
5,000
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Eric Wasserson
42,000
10,000
10,000
WSOP 1X Winner

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Mueller Continues to Chip Up

Level 7 : 300/600, 75 ante

Greg Mueller opened for 1,300 from early position and received a call from the player in the cutoff. Mueller continued for 1,300 on the {8-Clubs}{6-Clubs}{5-Clubs} flop, the cutoff called, and the dealer burned and turned the {9-Hearts}.

Mueller slowed down with a check, but called when his opponent bet 2,200. Mueller then checked for a second time on the {2-Spades} river and the cutoff bet 3,000. Mueller sprung to life with a check-raise to 9,000, and his opponent immediately called. Mueller rolled over the {8-Spades}{7-Diamonds} for a straight, and it was good as his opponent mucked.

Player Chips Progress
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Greg Mueller
152,000
16,000
16,000
WSOP 3X Winner

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O'Rourke Holding Steady

Level 7 : 300/600, 75 ante

Gavin O'Rourke is a little bit up on his starting stack, but he lost a few in a recent hand when he defended his big blind after an early position raiser opened for 1,400.

The flop was {10-Spades}{6-Clubs}{3-Spades} and O'Rourke check-called a 1,800 bet. The turn was the {2-Clubs} and O'Rourke check-called a bet of 5,300. The river brought the {j-Diamonds} and when O'Rourke checked a third time, his opponent thought for a while before betting 6,200. O'Rourke wasted no time in mucking his cards.

Player Chips Progress
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Gavin O'Rourke
72,000
7,000
7,000

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The Inaugural National Champion Falls

Level 7 : 300/600, 75 ante
Sam Barnhart after winning the National Championship in 2011.
Sam Barnhart after winning the National Championship in 2011.

Back in 2011, Arkansas' Sam Barnhart had a dream year. It started when he won the 2010/2011 World Series of Poker Circuit Harrah's Tunica $1,600 Main Event for $148,612, a victory that came off a decision to play a last-minute satellite. Not only was it a big payday, it also came with a seat into the inaugural National Championship, which was held at Caesars Palace prior to the WSOP.

Well, Barnhart managed to win that tournament for $300K and a gold bracelet. As if that wasn't good enough, Barnhart jumped in that year's Main Event and made a deep run, ultimately finishing in 17th place for $378,796. Needless to say, it was a life-changing experience for the man from Little Rock.

Since then, Barnhart has relocated to Las Vegas and has made poker his career. He managed to notch four cashes at the 2014 WSOP, and he was hoping to replicate the Main Event experience he had three years ago. Unfortunately, any hope of that happening just came to an end.

We missed Barnhart's elimination hand, but we do know that he fell to Darren Rabinowitz. Barnhart had backdoored a Broadway straight with {a-}{k-}, but it was no good as the same card gave Rabinowitz a flush.

"I thought I played it great," Rabinowtiz joked.

Player Chips Progress
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Darren Rabinowitz
46,000
14,000
14,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Sam Barnhart
Busted

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