Event #67: MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold'em World Championship

Flocked by a rail of friends who flew in to support him, Hye "Henry" Park walks off the WSOP Main Event stage $1,400,000 richer. Is he exhausted from eight days of intense poker play? No way. "I wanna get right back in. I'll probably even put in MORE study time."

Hand #175: George Holmes raised to 4,000,000 from the button and Koray Aldemir defended. They both checked through the     flop to the   on the turn. It was checked again for the   to complete the board. Aldemir showed the    for Holmes to table the    for the higher kicker to claim the pot.

Hand #176: Aldemir raised to 4,600,000 from the button and Holmes called. The     was fanned out on the flop. Holmes check-called the 3,400,000 continuation-bet of Aldemir. The turn was the  , Holmes checked again.

This time, Aldemir did the same to see the   complete the board. Holmes took 39 seconds and then bet 9,000,000. Aldemir called to see the    of Holmes who had a full house for Aldemir to muck.

George Holmes	206,900,000	23,000,000
Koray Aldemir	192,400,000	-23,000,000

Hand #169: George Holmes limped the small blind and Koray Aldemir checked to the     flop, which both players checked. On the   turn, Aldemir bet 3,000,000 and Holmes folded to award the first pot in heads-up to the German.

Hand #170: Aldemir raised to 4,600,000 on the button and received a call from Holmes. The     flop was checked by Holmes and Aldemir's continuation bet worth 3,700,000 won the second heads-up pot without resistance.

Hand #171: Holmes opened the button to 4,400,000 and Aldemir came along to the     flop. Both checked to the   turn and Aldemir check-folded to a bet worth 4,000,000.

Hand #172: Aldemir's button raise to 4,600,000 was called by Holmes and the flop brought    . Holmes checked to Aldemir who bet 3,300,000 and received a call. The   turn paired the board and both now elected to check, which brought the   on the river.

Holmes now led for 7,400,000 and Aldemir called for the former to reveal    for trips to win the pot.

Koray Aldemir	248,800,000	-13,100,000
George Holmes	150,500,000	13,100,000

Hand #166: George Holmes min-raised to 4,000,000 out of the small blind and was called by Koray Aldemir in the big blind. Holmes checked the     flop and Aldemir checked back to the   turn. Neither player invested any further chip on that street either and the   on the river brought a bet worth 3,600,000 by Holmes, Aldemir folded.

Hand #167: Holmes opened to 4,000,000 on the button and won the blinds and big blind ante.

Koray Aldemir	261,900,000	-7,000,000
George Holmes	101,700,000	11,000,000
Jack Oliver	35,700,000	-4,000,000

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Hand #162: Jack Oliver completed the small blind, George Holmes raised to 4,000,000 in the big blind, and Oliver called. The flop was     and Oliver checked. Holmes bet 3,000,000 and Oliver called. The   on the turn saw both players tap the table.

On the   river, Oliver checked once again and Holmes fired a hefty bet of 16,000,000, which was enough to make Oliver fold.

Hand #163: Holmes raised to 3,600,000 in the small blind and Koray Aldemir defended. Holmes checked the     flop to Aldemir, who bet 4,400,000. Holmes check-raised to 15,400,000 and Aldemir folded immediately.

Hand #164: Holmes raised to 3,600,000 and Oliver called from the big blind. Oliver checked the     flop, Holmes bet 2,000,000, and Oliver called.

The turn brought the   and Oliver checked a second time. Holmes rapidly fired a bet of 3,400,000 and Oliver folded.

Hand #165: Aldemir made it 3,300,000 on the button and Holmes peeled a flop from the big blind. The flop was     and Holmes checked. Aldemir bet 3,000,000 and Holmes called. Both players checked the   on the turn.

The   river paired the board and Holmes bet 4,000,000. Aldemir mulled over his decision for one minute, then came up with a raise to 15,300,000. It was now Holmes who dove deep into the tank before ultimately emerging with a call.

Aldemir showed    for kings and jacks, Holmes couldn't beat it and mucked.

After the hand, the players went on a 20-minute break.

Koray Aldemir	268,900,000	13,600,000
George Holmes	90,700,000	1,400,000
Jack Oliver	39,700,000	-15,000,000

Hand #154: Jack Oliver raised to 4,000,000 from the button and Koray Aldemir three-bet to 15,500,000 from the big blind. Oliver made the call. The flop came down    , Aldemir bet 11,100,000 for Oliver to fold.

Hand #155: George Holmes raised to 3,600,000 from the button and Aldemir called while Jack Oliver folded. The flop came    , they both checked to the   on the turn. It went check-check again, and the river completed the board with the   for both to check again. Aldemir tabled the    for the pot as Holmes mucked his hand.

Hand #156: Oliver completed his small blind and Holmes checked in the big blind. They both checked through the     flop to the   on the turn. Oliver min-bet and Holmes called. The   completed the board and the 5,000,000 continuation-bet of Oliver was enough to get Holmes out of the pot.

Koray Aldemir	258,400,000	23,100,000
George Holmes	90,300,000	-9,200,000
Jack Oliver	50,600,000	-13,900,000

Hand #144: Koray Aldemir raised the button to 3,300,000 and Jack Oliver pushed all-in for 44,200,000 in the small blind. George Holmes released his cards into the muck and Aldemir asked for a count. After giving it 45 seconds of consideration, Aldemir folded as well.

Hand #145: A walk for Aldemir.

Hand #146: Holmes raised to 4,000,000 on the button and Oliver jammed for 49,100,000 in the big blind. Some 34 seconds passed and Holmes folded.

Hand #147: Aldemir opened to 3,400,000 on the button for Holmes to defend the big blind. The flop brought     and Holmes checked, Aldemir continued for 5,900,000 and that earned the pot right there without resistance.

Hand #148: Oliver raised it up to 4,000,000 on the button. Aldemir filled up from the big blind and they headed to the     flop, which Aldemir quickly checked. Oliver bet 3,000,000 and won the pot.

Koray Aldemir	244,700,000	-3,100,000
George Holmes	93,500,000	-13,800,000
Jack Oliver	61,100,000	16,900,000

Hand #140: George Holmes raised to 3,800,000 and Jack Oliver defended the big blind. The flop was     and both players checked.

The   on the turn brought another check from Oliver. Holmes bet 3,500,000 and the Brit quickly gave it up.

Hand #141: Oliver limped in from the small blind and Holmes checked his option. The flop came     and Oliver checked. Holmes bet 3,200,000 and Oliver called.

Another check from Oliver followed on the   turn and Holmes instantly checked behind. Oliver checked the   river, Holmes bet 2,000,000 and Oliver paid him off. Holmes showed    for trip sevens to win the hand.

Hand #142: Oliver made it 3,200,000 to go on the button, Holmes called from the small blind, and Koray Aldemir called from the big blind. It was a family pot with the flop coming down    , which got checked around.

Holmes bet 4,200,000 on the   turn and netted two quick folds to chalk another one up in the win column.

Hand #143: Holmes raised to 3,600,000 on the button, Oliver three-bet shoved 20,900,000 from the big blind and Holmes called.

Jack Oliver:   
George Holmes:   

Oliver was ahead preflop and got even further ahead after the     flop. The   was safe for him as well, and although the   on the river briefly scared some Oliver fans, it gave the Brit the nut flush for a double up.

Koray Aldemir	247,800,000	-6,400,000
George Holmes	107,300,000	100,000
Jack Oliver	44,200,000	6,300,000