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Live: $25,000 WPT World Championship
Upcoming: $100,000 WPT Super High Roller
| Earnings | $191,880 |
| Cashes | 1 |
| Final Tables | 1 |
| Titles | 0 |
| Tournaments Played | 6 |
Est. Current Chipcount
Est. Average Chipcount
11,070,000
Current Chipleader
-
Day 1-B
39,800
Day 2
250,000
Day 3
860,000
Day 4
2nd
Level 29: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Lily Kiletto raises to 200,000, Matt Giannetti thinks for a while before reraising to 580,000, and Kiletto pauses a moment before moving all in for 3,920,000.
Giannetti thinks for about two minutes before he calls with 8
8
. Kiletto turns over 8
7, and she's dominated as she faces elimination.
The board comes 3229J, and Kiletto picks up a spade flush draw on the turn, but improves no further. Matt Giannetti wins the pot -- and his second WPT title -- with two pair, eights and deuces.
Lily Kiletto finishes as the runner-up, earning $191,880.
Matt Giannetti wins the WPT Lucky Hearts Poker Open, earning $323,804, which includes his entry into the season-ending WPT World Championship. Giannetti will also receive a WPT Champions Trophy, and get his name engraved (for a second time) on the one and only WPT Champions Cup.
Congratulations to Matt Giannetti, who joins the elite club of players with multiple WPT titles!
1st: Matt Giannetti - $323,804
2nd: Lily Kiletto - $191,880
3rd: Darryll Fish - $125,921
4th: Danny Shiff - $86,946
5th: Hayden Fortini - $64,160
6th: Matt Salsberg - $50,968
Level 29: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Seat 2: Lily Kiletto
Lily Kiletto is the short stack heading into Tuesday's final table with 860,000 and she is the last woman standing in this event. She is originally from Laos and grew up in Raymond, WA. Lily is currently an investor and fashion designer, and formerly worked as a casino dealer. This 30-year-old has been playing poker for 10 years and this is the fourth WPT event she has entered. Lily has $8,000 in career poker earnings and she will easily top that today in Florida with a guaranteed cash worth at least $50,968.
Level 29: 40,000-80,000, 10,000 ante
Matt Giannetti raises to 200,000, and Lily Kiletto calls. The flop comes K
52, Kiletto checks, Giannetti bets 265,000, and Kiletto calls.
The turn is the 10, and both players check. The river pairs the board with the 10, Kiletto bets 500,000, and Giannetti tanks for nearly two minutes before he calls.
Kiletto shows A-Q, but Giannetti turns over 92 to win the pot with two pair, tens and deuces.
Matt Giannetti - 7,550,000
Lily Kiletto - 3,510,000
Level 28: 30,000-60,000, 10,000 ante
Lily Kiletto min-raises from the button to 120,000, Darryll Fish thinks for a while before he reraises from the small blind to 370,000, and Kiletto quickly calls. Both players check to the turn on a board of K108K, Fish checks, Kiletto bets 480,000, and Fish thinks for a bit before he calls.
The river card is the 8, Fish checks, Kiletto bets 525,000, and Fish thinks for a bit before he calls. Kiletto shows AA for two pair, aces and kings, and Fish mucks. Lily Kiletto takes the pot.
Seat 1. Matt Giannetti - 4,960,000
Seat 2. Lily Kiletto - 4,245,000
Seat 3. Darryll Fish - 1,860,000
Level 28: 30,000-60,000, 10,000 ante
Lily Kiletto raises from the button to 130,000, and Danny Shiff calls from the big blind. The flop comes 988, Shiff checks, Kiletto bets 260,000, and Shiff check-raises all in for 1,025,000.
Kiletto pauses briefly before she calls with 33, and Shiff turns over J10 for an open-ended straight draw.
The turn is the 6, the river is the 2, and Lily Kiletto wins the pot with two pair, eights and threes, to eliminate Danny Shiff in fourth place.
Seat 1. Matt Giannetti - 4,890,000
Seat 2. Lily Kiletto - 3,210,000
Seat 3. Darryll Fish - 2,965,000
Seat 6. Danny Shiff - Out in 4th Place ($86,946)
Level 26: 20,000-40,000, 5,000 ante
Matt Giannetti raises from the button to 90,000, and Lily Kiletto calls from the small blind. The flop comes 993, Kiletto checks, Giannetti bets 120,000, and Kiletto calls.
The turn is the 9, and both players check. The river is the 7, Kiletto bets 260,000, and Giannetti quickly calls. Kiletto shows A-J, but Giannetti turns over 76 to win the pot with a full house, nines full of sevens.
Seat 1. Matt Giannetti - 3,565,000
Seat 2. Lily Kiletto - 1,090,000
Seat 3. Darryll Fish - 3,200,000
Seat 5. Hayden Fortini - 640,000
Seat 6. Danny Shiff - 2,560,000
Level 26: 20,000-40,000, 5,000 ante
Day 3 at the World Poker Tour Lucky Hearts Poker Open was a long one at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in
Salsberg is joined by Matt Giannetti (final table chip leader), Darryll Fish, Danny Shiff, Lily Kiletto, and Hayden Fortini. Each of these six finalists will take home at least $50,968 at Tuesday’s final table. Here is a look at the seating chart and chip counts for the final table.
Seat 1: Matt Giannetti - 3,005,000
Seat 2: Lily Kiletto - 860,000
Seat 3: Darryll Fish - 2,660,000
Seat 4: Matt Salsberg - 980,000
Seat 5: Hayden Fortini - 1,620,000
Seat 6: Danny Shiff - 1,930,000
Notables that cashed today included Vincent Spadavecchia (10th place), Champions Club member Tony Ruberto (11th place), WPT Season X Player of the Year Joe Serock (14th place), Marsha Wolak (23rd place), Mike Beasley (29th place), Justin Zaki (30th place), and Dana Kellstrom (35th place).
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Level 25: 15,000-30,000, 5,000 ante
Hand #41 - Lily Kiletto moves all in from the cutoff for 360,000, and Darryll Fish calls from the button with KJ. Kiletto turns over 107, and she'll need to improve to stay alive.
The board comes 104210A, and Kiletto wins the pot with trip tens to double up in chips.
Lily Kiletto - 810,000 (27 bb)
Level 22: 8,000-16,000, 2,000 ante
With the board showing Q103310 on the river and about 220,000 already in the pot, Lily Kiletto bets 140,000 from the big blind, and Matt Giannetti tanks for more than a minute before he calls.
Kiletto shows A5 for the two pair on the board with an ace kicker, and Giannetti shows one card -- the K -- before he mucks. Kiletto wins the pot.
Lily Kiletto - 870,000 (54 bb)
Matt Giannetti - 625,000 (39 bb)
Level 22: 8,000-16,000, 2,000 ante
Earlier today, Lily Kiletto left early for a break and was more than 20 minutes late when action resumed.
Now, Kiletto showed up about five minutes after play resumed -- and there have already been three double-ups for the short stacks. (Details on those hands will be posted soon.)
