2024 WSOP Paradise

competes the comeback to win his first WSOP braclet and $293,050.

finishes in second for $225,720.

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was on the brink of his first WSOP braclet, but the board had other plans and

over takes the chip lead.

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It’s now heads-up as a truly sick hand resulted in

falling in third place to

.

Seriously, it was probably the hand of the tournament and sure to make my “Hands of the Week” recap.

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The elimination of

, the last remaining bracelet winner in the field, in 4th place for $134,210 means that for the sixth straight event down here at WSOP Paradise a first-time bracelet winner will be crowned.

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Despite having Vlad Darie dominated,

finds the exit in fifth for $103,490.

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The

train keeps on rolling! His latest victim was

(pictured), who wound up finishing in 6th place for $79,800.

It was a wild hand that you can check out over on PokerNews.com!

Russia’s

was ousted in 7th place at the hands of Slovenia’s

, good for a $61,530 payday.

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Next to fall at the final table was the UK’s

, who got his short stack all in preflop against

.

Seatin earned $47,450 for finishing in 8th place.

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The first exit at the final table is

who couldnt over come the flopped set of

.

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Action is underway in $5,000 Deepstack final table, and

is off to a hot start!

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lets go Glebaty 😁

余磊加油！

It’s time for the final table of Event #6.

leads the remaining nine players into action, searching for his second WSOP gold bracelet.

The top prize of $293,050 awaits the winner. Follow all of the action today on PokerNews!

The field is into the money and the final table chase is on!

Thursday will see a new WSOP champion crowned with $293,050 up top. Catch full coverage of the final day on PokerNews.

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