reflects three-handed deal
Some of the 97 players who made the money but fell short of the final table in the hefty field included
Max Young, Hamid Izadi, Byron Kaverman, Justin Zaki and
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According to the live updates, Kerr held the lead pretty much the whole way from about 27 players on down after he won a three-way all in with aces, the details of which didn t make it into the updates. He held a pretty solid lead with just under 85 big blinds heading into the final day of play on Monday, which saw seven players advance.
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Lakewood Resident Wins Over $177K at bestbet Jacksonville Winter Open Main Event
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A total of 510 entries were made in the 2021
Winter Open $2,000 buy-in no-limit hold’em main event at bestbet Jacksonville, building a massive prize pool of $918,000 that was paid out among the top 64 finishers. The lion’s share of that money was ultimately awarded to Scott Stewart, who earned $177,817 as the champion. The five-time
World Series of Poker Circuit gold ring winner from Lakewood, California now has more than $2.4 million in career tournament earnings to his name.
This was the third-largest cash of Stewart’s career, behind the $535,000 he earned as the 13th-place finisher in the 2017
Scott Stewart entered Day 2 of the
2021 bestbet Jacksonville Winter Open $2,000 Main Event with more than $2.2 million in lifetime earnings but had never had an outright win worth more than $105,245. That changed Sunday night as he topped a field of 510 entries, winning outright for a top prize of $177,817.
Stewart began the day fifth in chips out of the 78 runners that returned. He remained one of the top stacks in the room through the first part of the day as the bubble burst and the top 64 places were paid. He ascended even further and found himself at the top of the counts when three tables remained.