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Live: $25,000 WPT World Championship
Upcoming: $100,000 WPT Super High Roller
| Earnings | $1,842,000 |
| Cashes | 19 |
| Final Tables | 6 |
| Titles | 0 |
| Tournaments Played | 100 |
Est. Current Chipcount
526,320
Est. Average Chipcount
6,800,000
Current Chipleader
Tom Marchese
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1,308,405
Day 1
220,000
Day 2
1,875,000
Day 3
526,320
Level 21: 50,000-100,000, 10,000 ante
Andrew Robl raises from the small blind to 250,000, John Juanda reraises from the big blind to 750,000, and Robl moves all in.
Juanda calls with 9
9
, but he'll need to improve to stay alive against Robl's AA.
The board comes 5
43K
3, and Andrew Robl wins the pot with his pocket aces to eliminate John Juanda in third place, earning $526,320.
Tom Marchese and Andrew Robl will take a short break for the money presentation before heads-up play begins.
1st: $1,308,405
2nd: $822,375
3rd: John Juanda - $526,320
4th: Daniel Perper - $394,740
5th: Bill Klein - $263,160
6th: Justin Bonomo - $0
Level 20: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Tom Marchese raises from the button to 175,000, and John Juanda calls from the big blind. The flop comes AKQ, Juanda checks, Marchese bets 225,000, and Juanda check-raises to 710,000.
Marchese thinks for a bit before he moves all in, and Juanda quickly calls all in for 2,375,000 with 96 (heart flush). Marchese turns over J10, and he's drawing dead to a royal flush on the board.
That's pretty unlikely. Even though three-fifths of it is already out there, it's nearly 1,000-to-1 shot to get there.
The turn is the 9, the river is the 6, and John Juanda wins the pot with a heart flush to double up in chips.
Level 20: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Tom Marchese raises from the button to 175,000, and John Juanda calls from the big blind.
The flop comes J64, Juanda checks, Marchese bets 225,000, and Juanda check-raises to 725,000. Marchese thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls.
The turn card is the Q, Juanda checks, Marchese bets 700,000, and Juanda thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls.
The river card is the Q, and both players quickly check. Juanda shows 54 for two pair, queens and fours, but Marchese turns over K6 to win the pot with a higher two pair, queens and sixes.
Pot Size: 3.27 million
Tom Marchese - ~7 million
Level 20: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Tom Marchese raises from the button to 175,000, John Juanda reraises from the big blind to 510,000, and Marchese thinks for about 30 seconds before he four-bets it to 925,000. Juanda thinks for about a minute before he calls.
The flop comes Q77, Juanda checks, Marchese bets 550,000, and Juanda folds. Tom Marchese takes the pot worth 1.92 million.
Level 20: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Tom Marchese raises from the button to 175,000, and John Juanda calls from the big blind. The flop comes 543, Juanda checks, Marchese bets 175,000, and Juanda calls.
The turn card is the 2, Juanda bets 250,000, and Marchese thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls.
The river card is the 9, Juanda bets 500,000, and Marchese thinks for about 30 seconds before he moves all in. Juanda quickly folds, and Marchese shows one card -- the Q -- as he collects the pot worth 2.27 million.
Level 19: 30,000-60,000, 10,000 ante
John Juanda raises from the cutoff to 145,000, Daniel Perper moves all in from the small blind for 1,435,000, and Juanda asks for an exact count. After he gets it, Juanda asks Marchese for a count of his chips. (Marchese is not in the hand.)
Juanda calls with A10, but Perper is a favorite to double up here with KK. Juanda points out that pocket kings have been holding up so far today.
The board comes 10828A, and Juanda comes from behind to win the pot with two pair, aces and tens, eliminating Daniel Perper in fourth place, earning $394,740.
1st: $1,308,405
2nd: $822,375
3rd: $526,320
4th: Daniel Perper - $394,740
5th: Bill Klein - $263,160
6th: Justin Bonomo - $0
Level 18: 25,000-50,000, 5,000 ante
Justin Bonomo min-raises from the cutoff to 100,000, John Juanda reraises from the big blind to 300,000, and Bonomo thinks for a bit before he calls.
The flop comes 1075, Juanda moves all in, and Bonomo thinks for about 10 seconds before he calls with A10 (pair of tens). Juanda shows KK, and Bonomo will need to improve to stay alive.
The turn is the 7, the river is the 9, and John Juanda wins the pot with his pocket kings to eliminate Justin Bonomo in sixth place.
Juanda now has more than 4 million in chips.
1st: $1,308,405
2nd: $822,375
3rd: $526,320
4th: $394,740
5th: $263,160
6th: Justin Bonomo - $0
Level 17: 20,000-40,000, 4,000 ante
The final table players are wrapping things up for the night and have an evening to rest up before returning for final table action on the money bubble tomorrow.
Andrew Robl and Daniel Perper are neck and neck for the chip lead with more than 3 million each, but this contest is still wide open.
The final table gets underway at 4pm PT tomorrow with the livestream with hole cards and commentary from Tony Dunst, Dan O'Brien, and Olivier Busquet starting at 4:30pm PT.
Here are the chip counts and seat assignments for the final table:
Seat 1: Bill Klein - 620,000
Seat 2: John Juanda - 1,875,000
Seat 3: Tom Marchese - 2,235,000
Seat 4: Daniel Perper - 3,415,000
Seat 5: Justin Bonomo - 2,105,000
Seat 6: Andrew Robl - 3,355,000
Level 17: 20,000-40,000, 4,000 ante
In Hand #39, Erik Seidel (pictured) doubled up with QQ against Sam Trickett's A9.
In Hand #33, John Juanda (pictured) doubled up with AA against Justin Bonomo's QQ.
Level 16: 15,000-30,000, 4,000 ante
Hand #33 - Sam Trickett min-raises under the gun to 60,000, Justin Bonomo reraises from the cutoff to 140,000, and John Juanda reraises from the small blind to 235,000. Trickett folds, and Bonomo five-bets all in.
Juanda quickly calls with AA, and Bonomo turns over QQ.
The board comes 864J5, and the pocket aces hold up for John Juanda to win the pot and double up in chips.
John Juanda - 1,375,000 (45 BBs)
Justin Bonomo - 1,400,000 (46 BBs)
