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Articles Shawn Buchanan Wins First-Ever Bracelet, Beating David ‘Bakes’ Baker in Online Event Paul Seaton - July 8, 2019 Two more events took place on the same Day that Day 2c of the Main Event made many headlines. Picking up the action after the turn of a board reading, Joe Cada bet 11,000 only to see Amit Zulkowitz quickly move all in for about 30,000. Cada called instantly with and was ahead of Zulkowitz. Adel Ben Massaoud calls next to act, and from the hijack, Amit Zulkowitz announces he is all in for 295,000. Action folds back to Agelhoff, and he flashes his as Massaoud also folds. Zulkowtiz shows his, and collects the pot. Amit Zulkowitz – 365,000 Amy Hoechstetter – 378,000 Brandon Agelhoff – 175,000 Adel Ben Massaoud -160,000. Amit Zulkowitz flips off someone on the rail behind camera. Can't believe ESPN didn't catch this in the edit room.:-).
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Another successful DeepStack Championship event is in the books. This time, our Event #95 $400 NLH MonsterStack $100K GTD attracted 724 players who created a prize pool of $242,540; surpassing the guarantee of $100,000. Of those, 81 made the money, collecting $694 for their efforts.
The single day event attracted a field of 724 players, and after almost fifteen hours of play, finally reached a final table of ten. Then, in less then an hour, a champion was crowned.
Michael Spang had a double knockout in the opening minutes, when his pocket aces trumped Robert Weisman’s queen-jack and Hugh Crockett’s ace-queen in the same hand.
Shortly after, Nissar Quraishi earned his own double elimination, when he flopped a full house with his pocket sixes, defeating Jim Giannoukos who had pocket nines and an anonymous player who had ace-jack.
Quraishi sent Beike Chen to the rail in sixth place, before Ryan Brown eliminated Amit Zulkowitz in fifth place, leaving the event with just four players.
Steven McCartney, Nassir Quraishi, Ryan Brown and Michael Spang played for about ten minutes, before ultimately deciding to evenly chop the remainder of the prize pool, each collecting 29,100 for their efforts.
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The four then agreed to do a flip to see who would be crowned champion. Once the board was spread out the players tabled their cards one-by-one. Steven McCartney had improved to a straight, which was enough to beat everyone else, and see him claim the title.