Hon Cheong Lee fell just an orbit later when he lost a flip to Dzivielevski after getting in his less than 10 blind stack before the flop. This proved to help action keep up the fast-paced theme of the day with a very quick elimination when Tai Cao shoved for less than five blinds from the small blind and couldn't improve when called.Īlex Zhang busted less than 10 minutes later when his final table appearance was cut short holding aces that shrunk when his opponent rivered trip tens. When the final table was reached, the average stack was quite shallow, and because of that, the short stacks were very short. Taking home the final WSOP bracelet handed out this summer along with the first-place prize of $212,645 was Paul Berger, the only player whose rollercoaster ride of a day ended in the way they'd hoped when the first cards were dealt.

After starting with 1,482 and creating a $1,318,980 prize pool, a winner was crowned in just about 12 total hours of play. This one-day event is a fitting way to close out the summer because it was non-stop action from the onset to the final card. This year, that last and lonely table was the final of Event #95: $1,000 Super Turbo No-Limit Hold'em. In the corner of a now mostly empty and quiet room, there was still one winner left to determined and one bracelet left to be awarded. On the final day of the 2023 World Series of Poker at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, tables had been rolled away, chairs were stacked throughout the room, and the sound of chips riffling had ceased.

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