John DuBois Advances into WPT Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open Day 3 as the Chip Leader
John DuBois Advances into WPT Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open Day 3 as the Chip Leader
Florida local John DuBois packs the medium-term chip lead after Day 2 of the WPT Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open
The record-breaking 898-man field of the WPT Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open was lessened to only 52 players following a bustling Day 2 of the competition. The last 52 are driven by John DuBois, who sacked 1.715 million in chips the previous evening.
The player anchored his first money from the WPT after the occasion's cash bubble blasted yesterday. DuBois plays poker recreationally and when he isn't at the poker table, he is dealing with a reconnaissance innovation organization and is bad habit chairman of Palmetto Bay, Florida, where he hails from.
The player disclosed to WPT staff the previous evening that he truly delighted in playing home and that he generally ran great when playing Hard Rock competitions at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hollywood, where the WPT competition is as of now occurring.
DuBois amassed the dominant part of his chips toward the night's end when he won an enormous pot against Jonathan Jaffe. With [4d][4s] on a [Ad][Kc][4c][6c][As] board, DuBois rivered a full house to beat Jaffe's [Jc][7c]. Remarking on that specific hand, DuBois said that it was likely his most fortunate one.
The medium-term chip pioneer propels into Day 3 activity with a slight chip lead over Brent Killman, who put 1.645 million in his sack the previous evening. Buddy Balzano with 1.4 million balances top three of the brief leaderboard.
Donovan Walker Bursts the Money Bubble
The cash bubble was come to after Day 2's supper break. The burst happened when Donovan Walker was dispensed with in 114th place by Rees Scruggs to wind up the heartbreaking air pocket kid. Every one of the last 113 hopefuls anchored a payout from the competition of at any rate $5,845.
A portion of the players who got the money for on Day 2, however neglected to advance into Day 3 included previous WPT champ Tony Sinishtaj and additionally Ben Yu, Dominique Mosley, Jeff Fielder, and Ray Qartomy among others.
Notables who packed away for the night included previous WSOP Main Event champion Joe McKeehen, David Peters, Ryan Yu, and Paul Balzano. Shielding champion Michael Newman is, as well, still in the race for the title. The player packed away 470,000 toward the finish of Day 2. A year ago, Newman rose triumphant from a field of 585 passages to guarantee the Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open title and the primary spot prize of $374,240.
Other previous WPT champions still in dispute for the Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open title are Jonathan Jaffe (envisioned), who notwithstanding his conflict against DuBois figured out how to sack a strong heap of 1.15 million in chips, Rkut Yilmaz, and Ravi Raghavan.
Day 3 activity continues today at twelve Florida time. The players who return at the host club will play five hour and a half dimensions. The individuals who make due through the entire day's trials will return for Day 4 on Tuesday when the last table of six is to be resolved.
Florida local John DuBois packs the medium-term chip lead after Day 2 of the WPT Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open
The record-breaking 898-man field of the WPT Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open was lessened to only 52 players following a bustling Day 2 of the competition. The last 52 are driven by John DuBois, who sacked 1.715 million in chips the previous evening.
The player anchored his first money from the WPT after the occasion's cash bubble blasted yesterday. DuBois plays poker recreationally and when he isn't at the poker table, he is dealing with a reconnaissance innovation organization and is bad habit chairman of Palmetto Bay, Florida, where he hails from.
The player disclosed to WPT staff the previous evening that he truly delighted in playing home and that he generally ran great when playing Hard Rock competitions at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hollywood, where the WPT competition is as of now occurring.
DuBois amassed the dominant part of his chips toward the night's end when he won an enormous pot against Jonathan Jaffe. With [4d][4s] on a [Ad][Kc][4c][6c][As] board, DuBois rivered a full house to beat Jaffe's [Jc][7c]. Remarking on that specific hand, DuBois said that it was likely his most fortunate one.
The medium-term chip pioneer propels into Day 3 activity with a slight chip lead over Brent Killman, who put 1.645 million in his sack the previous evening. Buddy Balzano with 1.4 million balances top three of the brief leaderboard.
Donovan Walker Bursts the Money Bubble
The cash bubble was come to after Day 2's supper break. The burst happened when Donovan Walker was dispensed with in 114th place by Rees Scruggs to wind up the heartbreaking air pocket kid. Every one of the last 113 hopefuls anchored a payout from the competition of at any rate $5,845.
A portion of the players who got the money for on Day 2, however neglected to advance into Day 3 included previous WPT champ Tony Sinishtaj and additionally Ben Yu, Dominique Mosley, Jeff Fielder, and Ray Qartomy among others.
Notables who packed away for the night included previous WSOP Main Event champion Joe McKeehen, David Peters, Ryan Yu, and Paul Balzano. Shielding champion Michael Newman is, as well, still in the race for the title. The player packed away 470,000 toward the finish of Day 2. A year ago, Newman rose triumphant from a field of 585 passages to guarantee the Seminole Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open title and the primary spot prize of $374,240.
Other previous WPT champions still in dispute for the Rock 'N' Roll Poker Open title are Jonathan Jaffe (envisioned), who notwithstanding his conflict against DuBois figured out how to sack a strong heap of 1.15 million in chips, Rkut Yilmaz, and Ravi Raghavan.
Day 3 activity continues today at twelve Florida time. The players who return at the host club will play five hour and a half dimensions. The individuals who make due through the entire day's trials will return for Day 4 on Tuesday when the last table of six is to be resolved.
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