WSOP Event #36 $2,500 NLHE continued on Day 4 with the 5-handed play, British online pro Thomas ‘hitthehole’ Middleton in the chiplead. Eventually, with his elimination, Lakhitov and Hassan Babajane played heads-up; after a couple of hands, the Russian shoved and Babajane called:
Lakhitov:
K 
2
Babajane:Q 8
Board:6 A A 
4 
T
After four ITM finishes, Lakhitov won his first WSOP bracelet, besting the field below:
Only the heads-up was to be finished on Day 4 of Event #37 $10,000 HORSE Championship. Soulier started with a major lead over Shawn Buchanan; his 6,290,000 in chips stood against Buchanan’s 910,000. After 10 minutes, they shoved on theT 8 4 flop in Omaha-8:
Soulier:Q J 8 6
Buchanan:J J T 7
Turn:A
River:6
Soulier (left) is congratulated by Buchanan
Two pairs earned Soulier his first golden bracelet ever. The results are as follows:
Once again, only the conclusion of the heads-up play remained for Event Day 4 of WSOP #38 $1,500 NLHE. Tsinis (7,110,000) and Michael Blanovsky (2,765,000) returned and showed off an exciting, fluctuating session. Eventually, with Tsinis in the lead, they were all-in preflop in the last hand:
Tsinis:Q J
Blanovsky:A T
Board:5 T 9 8 8
Tsinis won with a straight. The finishers were the following players:
22 players returned on Day 3 of Event #39 $2,500 Pot Limit Hold’em/Omaha, from whom 9 were seated at the final table. With the elimination of Jan Collado, Schock and Rodney Brown were left to play heads-up, a session that lasted 3.5 hours. As in the case before, the game was intense and rich in turns but, ultimately, Schock was in the lead when shoving on theT 7 5 flop:
Schock:A A 6 3
Brown:A T 9 8
Turn:6
River:9
Mitch Schock
After several WSOP final tables, a nut flush finally gave Schock the golden bracelet. Check out the results below.
Lakhitov:
K 2 Babajane:
Q 8 Board:
6 A A 4 T After four ITM finishes, Lakhitov won his first WSOP bracelet, besting the field below:
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Only the heads-up was to be finished on Day 4 of Event #37 $10,000 HORSE Championship. Soulier started with a major lead over Shawn Buchanan; his 6,290,000 in chips stood against Buchanan’s 910,000. After 10 minutes, they shoved on the
T 8 4 flop in Omaha-8:Soulier:
Q J 8 6 Buchanan:
J J T 7 Turn:
A River:
6 Soulier (left) is congratulated by Buchanan
Two pairs earned Soulier his first golden bracelet ever. The results are as follows:
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Once again, only the conclusion of the heads-up play remained for Event Day 4 of WSOP #38 $1,500 NLHE. Tsinis (7,110,000) and Michael Blanovsky (2,765,000) returned and showed off an exciting, fluctuating session. Eventually, with Tsinis in the lead, they were all-in preflop in the last hand:
Tsinis:
Q J Blanovsky:
A T Board:
5 T 9 8 8 Tsinis won with a straight. The finishers were the following players:
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22 players returned on Day 3 of Event #39 $2,500 Pot Limit Hold’em/Omaha, from whom 9 were seated at the final table. With the elimination of Jan Collado, Schock and Rodney Brown were left to play heads-up, a session that lasted 3.5 hours. As in the case before, the game was intense and rich in turns but, ultimately, Schock was in the lead when shoving on the
T 7 5 flop:Schock:
A A 6 3 Brown:
A T 9 8 Turn:
6 River:
9 Mitch Schock
After several WSOP final tables, a nut flush finally gave Schock the golden bracelet. Check out the results below.
