Event #16: $500 NLH Deepstack | 2022 WSOP Online

10-01-2022 21:17 UTC-7

Holstein Picks Up Pocket Jacks

Andrew Knowles

Blinds: 2,500/5,000/500

Drake "Drowerz" Bowers opened to 10,000 from the hijack and both Edward "SirFunk" Holstein in the cutoff and James "RichrdParker" Taylor in the big blind made the call.

The flop came and all three players checked to the turn. Taylor checked to Bowers who bet out 13,250 and only Holstein came along.

The completed the board and both players checked to a showdown. Bowers rolled over while Holstein tabled for a bigger pair and scooped the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
James "RichrdParker" Taylor	284,887	11,000
Drake "Drowerz" Bowers	226,766
Edward "SirFunk" Holstein	170,122	105,182

10-01-2022 20:55 UTC-7

Take Five

Andrew Knowles

Players are now on a 5-minute break.

10-01-2022 20:47 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Barret "AshleyMagic" Noble	452,746
Adrian "sacakewalk" Sacher	431,182	-36,350
Michael "BobMerwald" Bohmerwald	378,644	295,989
BigSteppa5	318,546
Raman "Acrogum" Afanasenka	287,903
James "RichrdParker" Taylor	273,887
Goblue88888	266,382
Sergei "Copone" Kislinskii	261,270

Bluffing Phil Ivey All In with Seven-High in a $200K Buy-In Tournament?

Andrew Knowles

Emptying the clip on a bluff with seven-high against Phil Ivey is a gutsy play, and that's exactly what Christoph Vogelsang attempted on Day 2 of the $200,000 buy-in Coin Rivet Invitational at Triton Poker Cyprus.

Ivey was on his second bullet after busting with a king-high flush against the nut flush of Linus Loeliger during the first level of Day 1. Vogelsang likely knew that and took that into consideration when he put the Poker Hall of Famer to the test.

Click here to read about the Phil Ivey hand!

10-01-2022 20:23 UTC-7

Nahum Takes From The Chip Leader

Andrew Knowles

Blinds: 1,400/2,800/280

Adrian "sacakewalk" Sacher opened to 5,600 from under the gun and it folded to Kfir "Nahumus" Nahum on the button who made the call.

The flop came , Sacher led out 5,600 and without much thought, Nahum raised to 19,600. Sacher quickly let their hand go and the pot was shipped to Nahum.

Player	Chips	Progress
Adrian "sacakewalk" Sacher	467,532	175,869
Kfir "Nahumus" Nahum	170,089

10-01-2022 19:55 UTC-7

Break Time

Andrew Knowles

Players are on a 5-minute break. The action will pick up shortly.

10-01-2022 19:52 UTC-7

Full Prize Payouts

Andrew Knowles

Place	Prize
1	$45,679
2	$33,116
3	$24,000
4	$17,532
5	$12,912
6	$9,490
7	$7,017
8	$5,219
9	$3,896
10-12	$2,947
13-15	$2,222
16-18	$1,748
19-24	$1,373
25-30	$1,348
31-36	$1,323
37-48	$1,298
49-60	$1,273
61-72	$1,248

10-01-2022 19:43 UTC-7

Registration Closed

Andrew Knowles

Late registration and rebuys are now closed. A total of 386 players joined with 169 rebuys to create a prize pool of $249,750.

The top 72 players will make the money with a minimum cash of $1,248 and the winner will take home $45,679 and the WSOP bracelet.

A full prize breakdown will be available shortly.

10-01-2022 19:38 UTC-7

Holstein Makes a Flush

Andrew Knowles

Blinds: 600/1,200/120

Shankar "Burgersssss" Pillai opened to 2,400 on the button and both Noam "Lokass27" Muallem and Edward "SirFunk" Holstein called from the blinds.

The flop came , Muallem and Holstein checked to Pillai who continued for 5,678 and it folded to Holstein who moved all in for 32,060. Pillai quickly made the call and the cards were on their backs.

Shankar "Burgersssss" Pillai:
Edward "SirFunk" Holstein:

The board ran out and the flush for Holstein scooped the pot and sent Pillai to the rebuy screen.

Player	Chips	Progress
Noam "Lokass27" Muallem	66,953
Edward "SirFunk" Holstein	64,940
Shankar "Burgersssss" Pillai	30,000

10-01-2022 19:17 UTC-7

Goodman Puts Pressure on Marasco

Andrew Knowles

Blinds: 600/1,200/120

The action folded to Frank "UrBoyKyle" Marasco on the button who opened for 2,400 and David "bewater" Goodman three-bet to 8,400 in the small blind. The big blind got out of the way and Marasco made the call.

The flop came and Goodman continued for 12,000. Marasco took a moment before letting their hand go and the three-bet pot was shipped to Goodman.