2024 WSOP Paradise

Tom Fuchs wins his first WSOP gold bracelet in the 50K NLH High Roller after beating

in heads up play.

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After the eliminations of

in fourth ($592,340) and

in third ($768,170) it’s Tom Fuchs holding a commanding chip lead.

Can

make a come back? Find out over on PokerNews.

hits the rail in 6th ($352,210) and

followed shortly after for a fifth place finish ($456,760).

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The next two eliminations at the final table are

in eighth ($209,420) and

in seventh ($271,590).

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Eight players still remain, with

the lastest to double up after winning a race against

.

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loses a flip with

against

's

to exit in 9th.

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A check-raise on the flop and turn from

puts

deep into the tank, before mucking to give the pot to Suvarna.

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It’s final table time in the $50,000 NLH High Roller, with

leading the final nine!

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is holding the chip lead after knocking out several players.

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Big Huni

is the unfourtante bubble boy after running

into

‘s

.

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can’t win a flip with

and is sent to the rail!

31 players remain, check out all the action on PokerNews.

20 players get paid and $1,292,000 for first in the $50,000 NLH High Roller!

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Late registration is closed and action is back underway as 53 players remain on Day 2.

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ends the night on a SUN RUN ☀️to hold a big chip lead as Day 1 comes to a close.

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is near the top of the leaderboard after knocking out Chris Hunichen.

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