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Despite a 15-hour final day, the energy at the final table of the
Wynn Spring Classic $3,500 Championship reached a fever pitch as the stakes raised with every late pay jump. Small but boisterous rails matched the enthusiasm of the players, making for a truly memorable atmosphere.
It s an experience
Sung Joo Arte Hyun will recall fondly after he emerged as the official winner from a 614-entry field to secure $323,409 in prize money.
That sum is nearly identical to that paid out to
Matthias Auer, the only other player at the final table who got through more than 31 levels without losing his final chip.
Matthias Auer
Three grueling days of action â two starting flights and one Day 2 that stretched across more than 12 hours â are in the books, and just 34 competitors remain in the Wynn Spring Classic $3,500 Championship. Today, one of them will win $391,370.
The ones who have best positioned themselves for that very handsome payout are Adam Hendrix, Matthias Auer and Ray Qartomy. All three players had banner Day 2s, and they ve accumulated about a quarter of the total chips in play between them. Each player has well north of 100 big blinds.
Still, plenty of tough competition remains, so it doesn t figure to be easy. The likes of Jeremy Ausmus, Mihai Manole, Chino Rheem, Jordan Cristos, Ben Palmer, Sean Winter, and Ankush Mandavia are just some of the decorated players remaining in the daunting field.