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2017 World Series of Poker

Event #57: $2,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better/Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Mix
Dias: 3
Event Info

2017 World Series of Poker

Resultados Finais
Campe?o
M?o Vencedora
a1088
Premia??o
$215,902
Event Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Premia??o
$911,250
Entries
405
Informa??es do N��vel
N��vel
28
Limites
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
0

Smith Sirisakorn Scoops Event #57: $2,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better/Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Mix for $215,902

N��vel 28 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Smith Sirisakorn
Smith Sirisakorn

Smith Sirisakorn emerged victorious in the $2,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better/Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Mix, beating a 405-player field to scoop his first WSOP bracelet and a juicy $215,902 top prize.

"I'm in a shock," Sirisakorn said in the moments of victory. "I'm still kinda dazed," he added.

Coming into the tournament, Sirisakorn had no reported live cashes to his name. "I have only one cash from a tournament, from many years ago," he revealed. Sirisakorn mostly plays cash games in Los Angeles. He's at home in $40/$80 limits, and Omaha/8 and Stud/8 are his main disciplines.

"I'm not playing many tournaments," he said. While he has a ton of experience from cash games, Sirisakorn is a recreational player who operates a franchise of restaurants. "I used to work as an attorney," he said.

Sirisakorn came to the final day with a decent stack, sitting in third place among the 14 remaining players. He ran over his table right from the first level, climbing over the one-million-chip mark during the first hour of play. Sirisakorn took care of Mikhail Semin in 11th place, and Nayoa Kihara busted in the following minutes to let the last nine players merge onto the final table.

Sirisakorn was second, within a striking distance of Larry Tull. Start-of-day chip leader Alex Luneau was soon dispatched in ninth place. Next to leave was the last female player standing, Bonnie Rossi. She was eliminated in a massive hand that saw her all in on the flop while Jared Bleznick and Sirisakorn tangled for the side pot, ending up on a three-bet river. Bleznick showed a straight flush, beating Sirisakorn's ace-high flush.

While Bleznick was nearing two million in chips, Sirisakorn dropped to 330,000, and he'd certainly lost three-quarters of that. But the momentum shifted Sirisakorn's way when he doubled through John Sorgen and finished him off 10 minutes later.

Poker Hall of Famer Barry Greenstein was eliminated in seventh place when he couldn't catch up against Bleznick and Jameson Painter, who chopped his chips. Greenstein left the tournament, earning his tenth and largest cash from the 2017 World Series of Poker. He pocketed $23,595.

With Sorgen being knocked out in sixth place, the final table remained stuck at five players for more than two hours. Samoeun Mon was bravely handling a short stack, and his opponents couldn't get rid of him. Mon seemed to be bulletproof for a long while, chopping many all-ins through rescue cards on the rivers. After the two-hour stalemate, Lady Fortune finally turned her back on Mon, who lost his remaining two bets to Jameson Painter's queens in an Omaha/8 hand.

Larry Tull soon followed Mon to the rail after moving his chips in on fourth street in stud hi-lo hand. Tull held a pair of eights, but he was trailing Bleznick's nines. Bleznick improved to a full house on sixth street, making the river meaningless for Tull, who knew he was going out in fourth place, collecting $62,796.

Bleznick, however, was still the shortest stack, coming back from dinner with just under four big bets. He couldn't recover, leaving his short stack to Sirisakorn in an Omaha/8 hand. Bleznick added another near-miss to his r��sum��, finishing within the top ten for the sixth time in his career. This time, his efforts were enough for a $90,640 third-place prize.

Jameson Painter, another star who has been constantly knocking on the golden door, entered the heads-up battle with a three-to-two lead. The chip distribution quickly changed the other way, with Sirisakorn showing some straightforward aggression.

"I wanted to remain aggressive throughout the match. But if you saw my cards, I was running good," Sirisakorn admitted. "Caught some good flops, good turns, good rivers... and it worked out."

Sirisakorn was betting nearly every street in omaha and stud, and his strategy paid off. He was picking up great hands, and Painter couldn't find a recipe for how to fight back as Sirisakorn stormed through the heads-up match.

Painter managed to get some of his chips back, but his rally came close to an end when he called off another triple barrel in an Omaha/8 hand, only to see Sirisakorn nutted two ways with ace-deuce of spades.

Painter then doubled twice in a row, but he needed much more as Sirisakorn still held a commanding lead. He didn't let the chance slip through his hands, ending the tournament at around 11:30 p.m. PDT.

"Better lucky than good, I guess," Sirisakorn smiled, adding that he wasn't stressed by the star-studded lineup he had to face at the final table. "I'm mostly a recreational player, so it might be even better not to know [about the opponents]," he said.

Final table results:

PlaceNameCountryPrize
1Smith SirisakornUnited States$215,902
2Jameson PainterUnited States$133,431
3Jared BleznickUnited States$90,640
4Larry TullUnited States$62,796
5Samoeun MonUnited States$44,388
6John SorgenUnited States$32,026
7Barry GreensteinUnited States$23,595
8Bonnie RossiUnited States$17,760
9Alex LuneauFrance$13,662

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Jameson Painter Eliminated in 2nd Place ($133,431)

N��vel 28 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Jameson Painter
Jameson Painter

Omaha Hi-Lo

Jameson Painter limped, and Smith Sirisakorn checked his options.

They saw the {6-Clubs}{K-Clubs}{K-Hearts} land on the flop, and Sirisakorn led into the pot with a bet. Painter called. Sirisakorn checked on the {J-Diamonds} turn, and Painter took the betting lead. Sirisakorn checked his cards and called. The river was the {Q-Spades}, and Sirisakorn bet for Painter's last 40,000 effective. Painter called.

"I've got a straight," Sirisakorn said, rolling over {A-Hearts}{10-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}{8-Spades}.

"That's gonna do it," Painter replied, showing his {K-Spades}{10-Hearts}{4-Diamonds}{3-Diamonds} for trips.

Jameson Painter once again fell shy of winning his first bracelet, finishing as the runner-up for $133,431. Smith Sirisakorn is the winner, taking home the prestigious gold bracelet along with the $215,902 first-place prize.a

Jogador Fichas Progresso
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Smith Sirisakorn
5,062,500
362,500
362,500
WSOP 1X Winner
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Jameson Painter
Eliminado

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Painter Regains the Lead with Quads

N��vel 27 : 60,000/120,000, 0 ante
Jameson Painter
Jameson Painter

Omaha Hi-Lo

Big blind Jameson Painter called Smith Sirisakorn's raise, then called another bet on the {7-Clubs}{J-Hearts}{2-Diamonds} flop.On the turn {2-Spades}, however, Painter pulled out a check-raise, earning a call from Sirisakorn. The {2-Hearts} hit the felt on the river, and Painter bet one more time. Sirisakorn called.

"Quads," Painter said, showing the {2-Clubs} to evoke an explosion of joy among his railbirds.

"Quads good," Sirisakorn stated, looking at Painter's {2-Clubs}{5-Spades}{8-Spades}{9-Diamonds}.

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Jameson Painter
2,850,000
400,000
400,000
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Smith Sirisakorn
2,290,000
-400,000
-400,000
WSOP 1X Winner

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Jared Bleznick Eliminated in 3rd Place ($90,640)

N��vel 27 : 60,000/120,000, 0 ante
Jared Bleznick
Jared Bleznick

Omaha Hi-Lo

Smith Sirisakorn raised from the button, and small blind Jameson Painter called. Jared Bleznick, who had less than two big bets total, called, as well.

Painter checked on the {J-Diamonds}{3-Diamonds}{6-Clubs} flop, and Bleznick didn't hesitate to bet, leaving himself 20,000 behind. Sirisakorn announced he was raising, and Painter folded. Bleznick moved his remaining chips into the middle.

Jared Bleznick: {K-Spades}{9-Hearts}{6-Hearts}{2-Spades}
Smith Sirisakorn: {A-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}{J-Clubs}{9-Spades}

Bleznick was drawing slim, hoping for another six or a king in addition to several runner-runner possibilities.

The {Q-Spades} gave Bleznick a gutshot straight draw, but the {2-Hearts} river sealed his fate. His sixes and deuces were second to Sirisakorn's jacks up, and Bleznick left the tournament in third place for a $90,640 payday.

Sirisakorn and Painter took a short break before their final battle started, with Painter holding a three-to-two chip lead.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
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Jameson Painter
3,145,000
295,000
295,000
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Smith Sirisakorn
1,995,000
410,000
410,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Jared Bleznick
Eliminado
WSOP 1X Winner

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Larry Tull Eliminated in 4th Place ($62,796)

N��vel 26 : 50,000/100,000, 0 ante
Larry Tull
Larry Tull

Stud Hi-Lo

Jared Bleznick lost a huge pot against Smith Sirisakorn, calling his raise on third street and three additional bets on the following streets. Sirisakorn showed a pair of queens, and Bleznick lamented, "Can't beat that. Every seventh street is just a brick."

That hand led to a confrontation that occurred in the following hand. Bleznick, down to 345,000, tangled with Larry Tull, who had an even-shorter stack in front of him.

Tull completed, Bleznick raised, and Tull three-bet. Bleznick called, and Tull's remaining chips went in on fourth street.

Larry Tull: {Q-Hearts}{8-Clubs} / {8-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}
Jared Bleznick: {J-Clubs}{9-Diamonds} / {9-Spades}{6-Spades}

Bleznick received another two sixes on fifth and sixth, improving to a full house. Tull was drawing dead on sixth street, still having only a pair of eights without a chance to make a low hand.

Larry Tull: {Q-Hearts}{8-Clubs} / {8-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}{K-Spades}{5-Spades} / {J-Diamonds}
Jared Bleznick: {J-Clubs}{9-Diamonds} / {9-Spades}{6-Spades}{6-Diamonds}{6-Hearts} / {2-Hearts}

Tull departed in fourth place, earning $62,796, while Bleznick recovered a bit from the previous loss.

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Jared Bleznick
520,000
-80,000
-80,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Larry Tull
Eliminado

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Samoeun Mon Eliminated in 5th Place ($44,388)

N��vel 26 : 50,000/100,000, 0 ante
Samoeun Mon
Samoeun Mon

Omaha Hi-Lo

Samoeun Mon turned to his rail, saying, "I got nine lives, I got one life left." A few hands later, he ended up losing it.

Mon raised from under the gun, and small blind Jameson Painter three-bet. Mon called off for 145,000 total, and the cards went face-up.

Samoeun Mon: {A-Clubs}{7-Hearts}{7-Diamonds}{3-Spades}
Jameson Painter: {Q-Diamonds}{Q-Spades}{3-Diamonds}{2-Spades}

The {9-Clubs}{8-Clubs}{K-Spades}{J-Spades}{2-Hearts} board missed Mon, and no duck sound was made this time.

Mon couldn't dodge the deadly bullet as he was finally dispatched in fifth place, interrupting a bustout drought of more than two hours. He was rewarded with $44,388 for his performance.

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Samoeun Mon
Eliminado

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Split Kings Send Painter Over Two Million

N��vel 26 : 50,000/100,000, 0 ante
Jameson Painter
Jameson Painter

Stud Hi-Lo

Jared Bleznick open-completed to 50,000, and Jameson Painter called. Bleznick bet fourth, fifth, and sixth streets, with Painter calling each time.

Bleznick: {X-}{X-} / {8-Hearts}{5-Diamonds}{6-Spades}{8-Clubs} / {X-}
Painter: {X-}{X-} / {K-Clubs}{9-Diamonds}{5-Spades}{2-Spades} / {X-}

Both players checked seventh, and Bleznick signaled to his board meaning he had a pair of eights. Painter tabled {K-Hearts}{J-Clubs}{7-Diamonds} for a pair of kings, and Bleznick mucked.

With that pot, Painter climbed over the two-million-chip mark as Bleznick dropped to 600,000.

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Jameson Painter
2,030,000
580,000
580,000
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Jared Bleznick
600,000
-300,000
-300,000
WSOP 1X Winner

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John Sorgen Eliminated in 6th Place ($32,026)

N��vel 24 : 30,000/60,000, 0 ante
John Sorgen - 6th place
John Sorgen - 6th place

Omaha Hi-Lo

From the button, John Sorgen raised to 60,000, only to have Smith Sirisakorn three-bet the big blind. Sorgen called all in for his last 84,000, and the cards were tabled.

Sorgen: {A-Spades}{J-Diamonds}{5-Hearts}{3-Hearts}
Sirisakorn: {A-Diamonds}{9-Spades}{9-Clubs}{4-Spades}

The board ran out {Q-Clubs}{6-Clubs}{8-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}, and Sorgen was eliminated by Sirisakorn's full house, finishing in sixth place for a $32,026 payday.

Sirisakorn moved to 375,000 in chips.

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Smith Sirisakorn
375,000
180,000
180,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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John Sorgen
Eliminado

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Barry Greenstein Eliminated in 7th Place ($23,595)

N��vel 24 : 30,000/60,000, 0 ante
Barry Greenstein
Barry Greenstein

Omaha Hi-Lo

Jared Bleznick raised from under the gun, earning a call from Jameson Painter. Barry Greenstein was in the big blind, calling off his last 36,000.

Bleznick checked the flop in the dark, and Painter wasn't interested in growing the side pot either. They continued toward the {5-Diamonds}{J-Clubs}{10-Diamonds}{6-Clubs} turn where Bleznick led out and Painter called. Bleznick then fired again on the {A-Spades} river, and Painter paid the price again.

Barry Greenstein: {A-}{8-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}{K-Hearts}
Jared Bleznick: {2-Clubs}{4-Diamonds}{J-Diamonds}{7-Diamonds}
Jameson Painter: {Q-Hearts}{4-Hearts}{A-Diamonds}{10-Clubs}

Bleznick had a low with his deuce-four, while Painter held ace-ten for two pair. They chopped the side pot and also chopped Greenstein's chips, as the three-time bracelet winner couldn't catch up.

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Barry Greenstein
Eliminado
WSOP 3X Winner
Poker Hall of Famer

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Bonnie Rossi Eliminated in 8th Place ($17,760)

N��vel 24 : 30,000/60,000, 0 ante
Bonnie Rossi
Bonnie Rossi

Omaha Hi-Lo

What started with Smith Sirisakorn's limp from under the gun ended up in a massive clash in which Bonnie Rossi was eliminated. However, she acted only as a sparring partner in the hand, while Sirisakorn and Jared Bleznick went to war.

After Sirisakorn's limp, Rossi completed from the small blind, and Bleznick checked his option. The fireworks began on the {9-Clubs}{10-Hearts}{J-Hearts} flop. Rossi bet, Bleznick raised, and Sirisakorn three-bet. Rossi called off for 52,000 total anyway. Bleznick called, as well.

The fight for the side pot continued on the {8-Hearts} turn where Bleznick check-raised. Sirisakorn was ready for the next round and called.

The river {4-Clubs} was a brick, but Bleznick and Sirisakorn were still firing. Bleznick bet, Sirisakorn raised and Bleznick reraised. Sirisakorn sighed and called the three-bet.

Bonnie Rossi: {A-Clubs}{Q-Spades}{J-Clubs}{4-Spades}
Smith Sirisakorn: {A-Hearts}{Q-Hearts}{4-Diamonds}{2-Diamonds}
Jared Bleznick: {9-Hearts}{8-Clubs}{7-Hearts}{6-Hearts}

Rossi knew she had only a role of the nearest spectator, but the showdown between Sirisakorn and Bleznick was a sick one. Bleznick turned a straight flush while Sirisakorn spiked the ace-high flush.

The giant pot improved Bleznick to roughly 1.9 million as the play continued seven-handed.

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Jared Bleznick
1,900,000
450,000
450,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Smith Sirisakorn
330,000
-465,000
-465,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Bonnie Rossi
Eliminado

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