2018 World Series of Poker
Dan Zack raised in the cutoff position and Dylan Wilkerson called from the small blind.
The flop came ![]()
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and both players checked. The turn fell a
and Zack bet 5,500 after a check from Wilkerson. The latter tanked for a minute and called.
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completed the board and Wilkerson checked once more. Zack fired 13,000 and Wilkerson ended up mucking his hand.
Tom von Bergen raised from the cutoff and it folded to Maria Lampropulos in the small blind who moved all in for a stack worth 27,000. Von Bergen made the call and both players flipped over their cards.
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, Lampropulos had to win the flip against von Bergen with ![]()
, which she did after a ![]()
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board fell, improving her hand into a set of nines on the river.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
The action folded to the button player who limped for 1,600 and the small blind raised it to 5,000. After some consideration, Alex Foxen chose to push all in for a stack around 41,000 and made his both opponents fold their hands.
Pete Chan was all in holding ![]()
for a stack around 5,000 left and was facing Bertrand Grospellier holding ![]()
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The dealer brought a board ![]()
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, giving Chen the double-up he needed.
The late registrations just closed and a total of 502 players entered the event today.
Chris Ferguson, 2000 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion and 2017 Player of the Year, just took a seat in this event and has a fresh stack of 15,000.
Ferguson has his eyes on adding a seventh gold bracelet to his collection.