WSOP.com Event #13: No Limit Hold'em High Roller Freezeout

Tom "igotyou58" Thomas raised to 2,000 from the hijack, and Wade "WillowG23" Griffith three-bet to 5,000 on the button. Thomas four-bet shoved for 25,203, and Griffith called, leaving himself just 2,487 behind.

Tom "igotyou58" Thomas:   
Wade "WillowG23" Griffith:   

Griffith was able to fade the ace on a       board to send Thomas to the virtual rail.

"TOOSHY" raised to 1,600 from under the gun, and Peter "papichulo" Park three-bet to 4,200 next to act. Gordon "veilleux" Vayo four-bet shoved for 10,651 from the cutoff, and after "TOOSHY" folded, Park snap-called.

Gordon "veilleux" Vayo:   
Peter "papichulo" Park:   

Vayo, the 2016 WSOP Main Event runner-up, found himself in a classic cooler against Park's aces, and no king would fall on the       board, eliminating Vayo.

Daniel "juice' Buzgon jammed for 14,804 from the cutoff, and Matthew "Mendey" Mendez called in the big blind.

Daniel "juice" Buzgon:   
Matthew "Mendey" Mendez:   

Buzgon was in trouble with his fives, but he picked up a gutshot on the     flop. The   turn added a flush draw to his outs, and he found another heart on the   river to double through Mendez.

Daniel "juice" Buzgon	30,728	30,728
Matthew "Mendey" Mendez	7,876	7,876

Brian "bexel" Sherrier opened for 1,375 from middle position, "WagyuBlues" three-bet jammed for 13,051 on the button and Matthew "ClarkeyJr" Wantman gave them isolation after he four-bet to 24,727 from the small blind.

"WagyuBlues":   
Matthew "ClarkeyJr" Wantman:   

Wantman had his opponent crushed and nothing changed after the     flop.

The   turn gave Wantman a little sweat as it gave his opponent a gutterball but the   fell on the river ending "WagyuBlues" tournament.

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James "jimefor1000" Edminister raised to 1,350 from middle position and then called when David "1_BLUE_i" Peck three-bet all in for 4,438 from the big blind.

David "1_BLUE_i" Peck:   
James "jimefor1000" Edminister:   

Peck was behind but managed to pull ahead when the     flop paired his king. Neither the   turn nor   river changed a thing and Peck's quest for a bracelet in Event #13 stayed alive.

James "jimefor1000" Edminister	23,793
David "1_blue_i" Peck	9,576	5,138

Action on the table folded around to "Rudyma707" who raised all in for 5,580 and they were called by David "BigFatAQ" Butkus from the button.

"Rudyma707":   
David "BigFatAQ" Butkus:   

"Rudyma707" was in rough shape and things got worse after the     flop gave Butkus a set of jacks.

The   turn brought chop outs but the   appeared on the river eliminating "Rudyma707" from the tournament.

Action folded around to Matthew "MattyFlushes" Larkin in the small blind and he moved all in for 2,373, which "konchi79" called from the big.

Matthew "MattyFlushes" Larkin:   
"konchi79":   

The     flop was bad new for Larkin, though the   turn did deliver an open-ended straight draw. Unfortunately for Larkin, the   river was a brick and "konchi79" scored the knockout.

Remember, the WSOP.com portion of the 2020 World Series of Poker online events has a $100,000 Leaderboard.

They're running a $100,000 Leaderboard attached to the Online Bracelets that are running every day in July. The leaderboard will pay out the top 50 players. Climb your way to the top to win a share of the $100,000 in cash prize money.

Through the first 12 events, the 2020 WSOP online series has catered to 17,277 entrants and awarded $9,534,200 in prize money.

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_{*The Seniors Event is excluded from the leaderboard}

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