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Borislav Angelov wins the Shootout Event!

2017/08/21 - 3:31 by Playground Poker

Event 2 in the World Cup of Cards was a $200 + $20 Shootout with a 100 player cap. The event sold out before even starting, and ten 10-handed tables were formed. Players needed to win their table to move forward onto the final table, locking in a cash prize in the process.

Once the 10-handed final table was reached, the players decided to modify the payout structure, ensuring themselves a minimum cash of $1,500 each, all the while leaving some interest for the top 3 payouts. The winner was now set to take home $3,900 and the World Cup of Cards Champions Trophy.

Massimo Zeppetelli was the first to claim some of the extra money left for the top 3 as he wound up taking 3rd place for $2,000. This lead to heads-up play between Peter Johnson Jr. and Borislav Angelov.

Borislav began with a 3-to-2 chip advantage, however in only a few hands Peter managed to flip the stacks. Borilav then found a big double up with Ace of Spades 9 of Spades versus King of Diamonds 5 of Diamonds, taking a 4-to-1 chip lead in the process. Moments later he min-raised from the button with 8 of Diamonds 8 of Hearts, and quickly called of Peter’s all-in, who tabled 10 of Clubs 10 of Diamonds.

Borislav began the hand as a huge underdog, but when the dealer rung out a 8 of Spades 5 of Hearts Ace of Hearts flop, he was in the driver’s seat and two cards away from owning all of the chips in play. As the turn 7 of Clubs and river 4 of Clubs brought no change in the hand, Borislav, who spent the better part of the night warning his opposition that he was going home with the trophy tonight, put his money where his mouth was and claimed victory in Event 2.

Congratulations!

Event 2 Champion: Borislav Angelov – $3,900.00 and the WCC Champion’s Trophy

Event 2 Runner-Up: Peter Johnson Jr. – $3,000.00

Peter Johnston Jr.

Last hand of play

Zeppetelli places 3rd

  • Level: 24
  • Small Blind: 15K
  • Big Blind: 30K
  • Ante: 3K
  • Chip Average: 750K
  • Remaining: 2
  • Entries: 100

2017/08/21 - 3:06 by Playground Poker

3-handed play went on for a little over a level before a hand spelled the end for Massimo Zeppetelli’s Shootout event. Peter Johnson Jr. open-shoved from the button, and Massimo came along from the small blind.

Peter: Ace of Clubs 9 of Hearts
Massimo: Queen of Hearts Jack of Hearts

Peter locked in the pot once he spiked an Ace on the turn of a 4 of Diamonds 7 of Clubs 5 of Clubs Ace of Hearts 5 of Diamonds board, bringing Event 2 down to heads-up action. Borislav starts with a big of an edge in chips, as his 900,000 stack is matched up against the 300,000 of Peter.

3rd place: Massimo Zeppetelli – $2,000.00

Up and down for Kassandra

  • Level: 22
  • Small Blind: 10K
  • Big Blind: 20K
  • Ante: 2K
  • Chip Average: 500K
  • Remaining: 3
  • Entries: 100

2017/08/21 - 2:33 by Playground Poker

Not long after finding a key double-up with King of Diamonds 10 of Diamonds versus Massimo’s 6 of Diamonds 7 of Diamonds, Kassandra Dawn Cox open shoved for 236,000 from under the gun and found herself in another showdown versus her nemesis.

Kassandra: King of Diamonds Jack of Hearts
Massimo: Jack of Clubs Jack of Diamonds

This time the cards didn’t go her way, and she found no help on the 4 of Diamonds 3 of Diamonds 3 of Spades 8 of Spades 5 of Hearts board to cripple her down to just 34,000, which was taken by Borislav on the very next hand.

4th place: Kassandra Dawn Cox – $1,500.00

Kassandra Dawn Cox

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