2019 World Series of Poker
After his hot run at the start of Day 4, Todd Vincent has seen his stack cut down and he eventually jammed for around 250,000. It was a flip with ![]()
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of table neighbor David Enda and the board came ![]()
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Vincent and Enda shook hands and the former added "I won on the river before," then headed to the payout desk with a smile on the face.
Jake Daniels recently played a pot that saw over three million chips go into the middle. According to him, he raised to 38,000 from under the gun and ws three-bet by a player in middle position to 105,000. Daniels four-bet to 290,000 and was called.
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and Daniels continued, betting 465,000. He received a call and the turn fell
. Daniels committed the rest of his chips, over two million, effectively putting his opponent to the test. His opponent did not wish to rise to the occasion, letting his hand go as Daniels took down the pot. He has since dropped a bit but still sits with a healthy stack at the end of Level 19.
Sara Hall was spotted all in for just over half a million in chips and Christopher Wolfe was at risk for fewer chips, while a third player in the hand had them both covered and tabled the ![]()
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Wolfe was all in with the ![]()
and Hall had the best of it with the ![]()
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The board came ![]()
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and Hall nearly tripled up.

Eric Cloutier open-shipped all in for 484,000 in the hijack and Scott Bohlman called on the button. The big blind gave it some thought but eventually decided to let the two players battle it out themselves.
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It was a coin flip and Cloutier maintained his lead on the ![]()
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flop. The
on the turn changed nothing and the
on the river ensured Cloutier of a double up.
Mitchell Johnson raised and Igor Merda jammed from one seat over, Michael Pearson then reshoved and that forced out Johnson.
The classic flip with the ![]()
for Merda and the ![]()
of Pearson was all but over when the
appeared right in the window and Merda was drawing dead on a blank turn.
There are just 450 players remaining at the end of level 19 and they are in the midst of their final 20-minute break of the day. Another two-hour session at the tables remains with upcoming blinds of 10,000-20,000 with a big blind ante of 20,000.
A new WSOP Main Event champion will be crowned as Qui Nguyen's run came to an end. His elimination and other recent highlights from the tables can be found below.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
These players took home $30,780 for their showings in the Main Event.