$53,072
Rolle won a big pot on the first hand if the final table when he turned two pair and expertly allowed
Andrii Novak to bluff off the majority of chips with a missed draw. Rolle never really looked back from that point on.
Aliaksei Boika busted in ninth-place. He was left with less half a small blind when his ace-ten lost to the ace-king of former Super MILLION$ champion
Bert Stevens. Boika hit two pair on the river but Stevens had made a superior two pair on the flop. Boika busted on the very next hand when his lowly eight-five of hearts lost to
Petrangelo has 3,908,741 chips in his stack or a shade over 78.2 big blinds if you prefer. The two-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner is one of the greatest tournament players of all-time having banked almost $17.5 million in the live arena and almost $3 million online at GGPoker alone.
It should be no surprise that Petrangelo is the favourite for glory in the latest final table betting market. We certainly wouldnât bet against him besting his third-place finish on December 20.
Former Champion Stevens Is Also Deep Stacked
Bert Stevens
Bert Stevens (3,207,143 chips) is hot on the heels of Petrangelo and will fancy his chances of a second victory in this event. Stevens triumphed on September 17, 2020 and scooped $393,262. Finishing sixth or better takes Stevens GGPoker winnings tally past $4.5 million.
Andrii Novak busted with a payout.
Things slowed down a bit once they hit the final table, and they played nine handed for about 40 minutes before
Hessinator was the first to exit for $24,420.
Anton Wigg followed a few minutes later when his nines couldn t hold against overs, setting off a string of eliminations that had play four-handed within half an hour.
Fifth Place Finisher Kristen Bicknell
Action went four handed after Canada s
Kristen Bicknell busted after losing most of her stack in a three-way cooler with fours into two over-pairs. They played four-handed for nearly an hour before the end-game kicked off.
Andrii Novak busted with a payout.
Things slowed down a bit once they hit the final table, and they played nine handed for about 40 minutes before
Hessinator was the first to exit for $24,420.
Anton Wigg followed a few minutes later when his nines couldn t hold against overs, setting off a string of eliminations that had play four-handed within half an hour.
Fifth Place Finisher Kristen Bicknell
Action went four handed after Canada s
Kristen Bicknell busted after losing most of her stack in a three-way cooler with fours into two over-pairs. They played four-handed for nearly an hour before the end-game kicked off.