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The tournament director has announced the official prize pool of $4,147,722 with the winner taking home a WSOP gold bracelet and $690,469. There were a total of 1,759 entries. The top 264 finishers will make the money and be guaranteed $3,934.
On the table of Dara "Doke" O'Kearney and Kristijonas Andrulis, a big pot emerged. A player that had just arrived with an above-average stack got into a big pot with Colin Robinson and the latter ended up shoving the river of a board . His opponent had bet and called the shove with ace-king only to get shown for quads by Robinson.
The stacks were counted and Robinson had 77,100, which covered the other player. "I was hoping he had a hand like kings," Robinson added, delighted with the outcome of the hand.
After a raise to 2,200, Tristan Wade three-bet to 7,500 in the cutoff and Saurabh Patel four-bet to 28,000 in the big blind. The initial raiser folded and Wade five-bet all in for 117,100. Patel called and quickly shook his head when Wade tabled his cards.
Tristan Wade:
Saurabh Patel:
The board ran out and Wade was never in any danger, already locking up the big double on the turn to take a decent portion of Patel's stack.
A player in middle position raised to 2,200 and got called by a player to his left and Josh "JC" Wallace in the big blind. The flop fell and the action was checked around to the landing on the turn.
Wallace checked and the pre-flop raiser bet 3,500 which was called by the other opponent. Wallace raised to 7,800 and was only called by the initial better. The river brought the and Wallace moved all-in having his opponent covered. His opponent went into the tank with his tournament life on the line and around 24,500 in front of him.
There was no action for over two minutes and another player on the table chose to call the clock. Once the floor was called over, Wallace's opponent threw in chips for a call and Wallace tabled . His opponent mucked his hand and took off through the Amazon Room doors before the pot could even be shipped Wallace's way.
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. His opponent had bet and called the shove with ace-king only to get shown 
for quads by Robinson.
and Wallace moved all-in having his opponent covered. His opponent went into the tank with his tournament life on the line and around 24,500 in front of him.