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The Champion: Jiachen Gong

2017/09/13 - 22:55 by

Event #32 in the 2017 World Cup of Cards has come to a close in a very abrupt manner, and after just a single hand of Heads-up action, Jiachen Gong has been crowned Champion of this $5,000 + $300 NL Hold’em 8-Max Re-entry tournament.

Jiachen was the prohibitive chip leader following his elimination of Louis Boutin, but throughout the whole tournament – indeed, the entire World Cup of Cards – Senthuran Vijayaratnam had more than proven his chops as a creative and skilled player, so anything was possible when play got heads up.

But it was on the first hand that all of the chips got in the middle and the cards were flipped on their backs.

Senthuran: Ace of Spades 10 of Clubs
Jiachen: 6 of Spades 6 of Clubs

For the second hand in a row Jiachen was ahead with a baby pair when the chips were wagered, and for the second hand in a row he’d have to win the flip to get the desired result!

The flop brought fireworks. The window card was the Ace of Clubs which seemed to put Sen in the lead – but the middle card on the flop was the 6 of Hearts – just as Jiachen had requested. The third flop card was the 5 of Diamonds and Jiachen’s flopped set was now way in front. The Queen of Clubs Jack of Hearts on the turn and river were blanks and just like that, in two flips the tournament was over!

Event #32 Champion: Jiachen Gong, $80,000.00

Final hand of the tournament

2nd place: Senthuran Vijayaratnam, $48,000.00

3rd place: Louis Boutin

2017/09/13 - 22:34 by

Three way play had already been going on for quite a while when Jiachen Gong doubled through Senthuran, and it looked like we might be in for a long one – until all of a sudden this hand developed and changed the course of events.

Senthuran got the ball rolling from utg/button by folding, and Louis Boutin just called in the small blind, giving Jack an opening – if he saw fit to do so. He did, and then some. Jack shoved all-in and got a very quick call from Louis.

Jiachen: 5 of Diamonds 5 of Clubs
Louis: Ace of Hearts Queen of Clubs

The race was on! The flop favoured Jiachen’s small pair: 4 of Diamonds King of Clubs 9 of Hearts The turn King of Diamonds gave Louis a couple of counterfeit outs alongside the Ace or Queen he needed, but the 10 of Spades was a blank and the Fives held up.

3rd place: Louis Boutin, $30,000.00

Gong doubles up

2017/09/13 - 21:19 by Playground Poker

With 5 of Hearts Jack of Spades 3 of Spades 5 of Diamonds Queen of Spades showing on the board and over 400,000 in the middle, Jiachen Gong fired a bet of 160,000 first to act. Senthurnan Vijayaratnam paused for a quick moment and then moved all-in, finding a quick call from Jiachen who had 551,000 chips in front of him.

Senthuran tabled 7 of Spades 8 of Spades for a rivered flush, but was second best in the hand as Jiachen tabled 6 of Spades 9 of Spades for a higher flush.

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