Event #62: The Little One for One Drop - $1,111 No-Limit Hold'em

The last final table of this summer's World Series of Poker has come to a conclusion. It was Igor Dubinskyy from the Ukraine who emerged victorious after he hit a straight on the river to best Ted Driscoll's trip threes. Dubinskyy, whose best previous cash in a tournament was a 192nd place finish at the 2013 WSOP Main Event, would take home an impressive $637,539 first-place prize as well as his first WSOP bracelet. Driscoll would take comfort in an excellent second-place finish and a nice, tidy sum of $394,281.

The day started with nine players vying for the title that Dubinskyy would eventually claim. Most notable was WSOP bracelet winner Eric "basebaldy" Baldwin who entered the day second in chips. Baldwin would get off to a rough start, sliding down the chip counts early on, but would gain some momentum when he doubled up with pocket kings against Driscoll. He'd eventually find himself short and would move all in with pocket deuces from the small blind at the wrong time as Brandon Eisen woke up with queens in the big blind to eliminate Baldwin in fifth place for $156,532.

Jack Duong would start the day with the chip lead but could never get anything going and would be eliminated in sixth-place for $117,507. Brandon Eisen would be eliminated in shocking fashion when he moved all in with the board showing      with    and found a call from Driscoll who held   . Driscoll had probably been hoping his diamond draw was live but it turned out he could only bust Eisen with a non-diamond king, deuce, or ten. The river would deliver one of those cards to him, the  , and a stunned Eisen had to settle for third place and $283,895.

FINAL TABLE RESULTS

A total of 4,496 entrants took part in this event that would see an impressive $499,056 raised for the One Drop charity. After the two starting days, only 885 players would return for the Day 2 action. James McManus, Rep Porter, Ronnie Bardah, Maria Ho and Keven Stammen were just a few of the players failing to advance. The top 468 players would make the money and would hit that point midway through Day 2. By the end of the night, only 102 players remained and Dan Heimiller, Amanda Musumeci, Carlos Mortensen, Shannon Shorr, Matt Glantz, Olivier Busquet, Jared Hamby, Antonio Esfandiari, Justin Young, Will Failla and Humberto Brenes would be among the fallen who would cash, but fail to make it through to Day 3.

Day 3 action saw the field whittled down to the final table of nine players. Falling along the way were many notables including James Woods (93rd - $4,167), Leo Wolpert (84th - $4,936), Tony Cousineau (81st - $5,907), David Paredes (53rd - $10,520), Brett Shaffer (23rd - $19,948), Xiao Peng (18th - $25,087), Michael Tureniec (15th - $31,804) and Kevin Eyster (10th - $40,666).

This concludes our coverage of Event #62 and we thank you for following along. All eyes will now shift to the Main Event where a huge field is expected to turnout on Monday. Tune in to PokerNews for all the exciting Main Event coverage!

Hand #157: Ted Driscoll received a walk in his big blind.

Hand #158: Driscoll raised to 490,000 and Dubinskyy folded.

Hand #159: Dubinskyy raised to 500,000 and Driscoll folded.

Hand #160: Driscoll raised to 595,000, Dubinskyy reraised to 1,500,000 and Driscoll folded.

Hand #161: Dubinskyy completed the small blind, Driscoll checked his option and the flop came    . Driscoll check-called a 400,000 bet from Dubinskyy and the two would check the   turn. On the   river, Driscoll led out for 475,000 and Dubinskyy called.

Driscoll showed a bluff with    and Dubinskyy would take the pot with    for two pair, queens and threes. Dubinskyy had approximately a 4:1 chip lead after the hand.

Igor Dubinskyy	14,200,000	1,200,000
Theodore Driscoll	3,800,000	-1,200,000

Hand #151: Igor Dubinskyy raised to 425,000, Theodore Driscoll called, and the flop came down    . Driscoll checked and then folded when Dubinskyy bet 525,000.

Hand #152: Driscoll raised to 425,000 and won the pot.

Hand #153: Dubinskyy limped the small blind and then folded when Driscoll exercised his option to raise to 575,000.

Hand #154: Driscoll raised to 550,000 and Dubinskyy folded.

Hand #155: Dubinskyy raised to 425,000, Driscoll called and the flop came down    . Both players checked, as they did on the   turn, and the   completed the board on the river. Driscoll bet 300,000 and Dubinskyy called. Driscoll tabled the    for a rivered pair, but it was no good as Dubinskyy held the    for jacks.

Hand #156: Driscoll limped from the small blind, Dubinskyy checked his option, and the flop fell    , which they both checked. Dubinskyy check-called a bet of 300,000 on the   turn, and then check-folded to a bet of 625,000 on the   river.

Igor Dubinskyy	13,000,000	1,800,000
Theodore Driscoll	5,000,000	-1,800,000

Hand #141: Theodore Driscoll raised to 425,000 from the button and won the pot.

Hand #142: Igor Dubinskyy opened for 425,000 from the button and Driscoll called from the big blind to see a flop of    , which they both checked. Dubinskyy then called a bet of 525,000 on the   turn before Driscoll fired out 900,000 on the   river.

"Queen high," Driscoll said after Dubinskyy called. Driscoll then showed the    before Dubinskyy rolled over the    for the win.

Hand #143: Driscoll limped the small blind, Dubinskyy checked his option from the big, and it was heads-up action to the     flop. Both players checked, and then Driscoll check-folded to a bet of 300,000 on the   turn.

Hand #144: Driscoll raised to 425,000 on the button and won the pot.

Hand #145: Eisen limped the small blind and Driscoll checked his option from the big to see a flop of    . Eisen led out for 200,000, Driscoll called, and the dealer burned and turned the  . This time Eisen checked, and Driscoll bet 550,000. Eisen responded by moving all in for 3.335 million, and Driscoll hit the tank.

"I imagine you don't care either way," Driscoll said. A minute or two later he made the call.

Driscoll:   
Eisen:   

Eisen and his rail were shocked to see that he was ahead with the better diamond draw, but Driscoll was still drawing live to a king and non-diamond deuce or ten. Much to Eisen's dismay, the   spiked on the river to give Driscoll a winning pair of deuces.

Eisen was clearly disappointed and had to settle for third place and $283,895.

Theodore Driscoll	10,100,000	5,300,000
Igor Dubinskyy	7,900,000	-100,000
Brandon Eisen	0	-5,200,000

Hand #131: Theodore Driscoll limped from the small blind, Igor Dubinskyy checked his option from the big, and the flop came down    . Driscoll led out for 360,000 and Dubinskyy folded.

Hand #132: Brandon Eisen received a walk.

Hand #133: Dubinskyy raised to 400,000 from the button and Driscoll called from the big blind to see a flop of    . Driscoll check-called a bet of 500,000 and both players checked the   turn. When the   completed the board on the river, Driscoll bet 800,000 and Dubinskyy folded. Driscoll then flashed the  .

Hand #134: Eisen raised to 480,000 from the button and folded when Driscoll moved all in from the small blind.

Hand #135: Driscoll raised to 425,000 from the button and Eisen defended from the big blind. Both players checked the     flop, and Eisen check-folded to a bet of 600,000 on the   turn.

Igor Dubinskyy	6,600,000	-965,000
Brandon Eisen	6,000,000	-470,000
Theodore Driscoll	5,400,000	1,455,000

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Hand #126: Brandon Eisen limped the small blind, Theodore Driscoll checked his option from the big, and the flop came down    . Eisen checked and then folded to a bet of 360,000 from Driscoll.

Hand #127: Theodore Driscoll called from the small blind and then called when Igor Dubinskyy exercised his option in the big with a raise to 410,000. Driscoll then check-folded to a bet of 510,000 on the     flop.

Hand #128: Brandon Eisen raised to 385,000 under-the-gun and won the pot.

Hand #129: A short-stack Shai Zurr moved all in from the small blind for roughly 1.1 million and Brandon Eisen snap-called from the big blind.

Zurr:   
Eisen:   

"Let's go, Brandon," Eisen's rail began to chant. Eisen then gave a little fist pump when the     flop delivered him a pair of aces. The   turn gave Zurr some hope as another seven would give him trips, but it was not meant to be as the   blanked on the river. Zurr exited in fourth place for $209,805.

Brandon Eisen	7,100,000	1,600,000
Shai Zurr	0	-1,100,000

Hand #119: Brandon Eisen raised to 380,000 under the gun and took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #120: Brandon Eisen received a walk in the big blind.

Hand #121: Eric Baldwin raised to 320,000 from the button and folded to a three-bet to 695,000 from Brandon Eisen in the small blind.

Hand #122: Theodore Driscoll limped in the small blind and folded when Igor Dobinskyy exercised his option with a raised to 410,000 from the big.

Hand #123: Igor Dobinskyy raised to 350,000 from the small blind and won the pot.

Hand #109: Brandon Eisen raised to 385,000 under the gun and took down the pot.

Hand #110: Shai Zurr opened for 325,000 from the button and took down the blinds and antes.

Hand #111: Eric Baldwin raised to 320,000 from the button and won the pot.

Hand #112: Shai Zurr raised to 325,000 under the gun and folded when Brandon Eisen moved all in from the button.

Hand #113: Theodore Driscoll raised to 430,000 from the button and won the pot.