RELIVE Poker History: $40,000,000 at WPT World Championship Final Table
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Arur has the potential to become the 10th player to win a Triple Crown in poker, but is eliminated in sixth place with $1,583,000 guaranteed after a significant hand. Daniel wins the WPT World Championship and secures his Redemption after a dramatic final hand in a heads-up match.
Insights
- Arur, a young poker player with impressive earnings, had the potential to achieve a significant milestone by becoming the 10th player in history to win a Triple Crown.
- The intense poker gameplay involving players like Daniel, Chris, Ben, and Georgio showcased strategic moves, aggressive plays, and crucial decisions that ultimately led to Daniel emerging victorious in the WPT World Championship, securing his Redemption from a previous close call in 2022.
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Summary
00:00
Poker player Arur eyes Triple Crown.
- Arur is 26 years old with 12.58 million in live earnings and multiple six and seven-figure scores.
- Arur could become the 10th poker player in history to win a Triple Crown if he wins.
- Daniel SE makes a bold move with a bluff on the river against Chewy.
- Chris raises to 2.5x from the small blind, putting pressure on Ben.
- Ben Heath and Chris Mormon engage in a significant hand with top two and top pair, respectively.
- Ben misses out on potential value by checking back on the turn, leading to a tricky river decision.
- Chris makes a check-raise on the river, putting Ben in a tough spot with a large bet.
- Chris's aggressive play forces Ben into a difficult decision, leading to a tense moment at the table.
- Daniel raises from the small blind, prompting a call from Arur in the big blind.
- Arur contemplates Daniel's raising range, considering the possibility of bluffs.
23:07
Arur eliminated in sixth, Ben takes lead.
- Arur is five cards away from elimination unless he hits a two outer.
- Daniel is in a tough spot with 26 big blinds, considering the potential risks.
- Arur's hand is revealed, causing excitement with 87.6 million in the pot.
- Sepel needs to hold to reach 110 million in chips, almost tied for the chip lead.
- Sepel wins the hand with sevens, eliminating Arur in sixth place.
- Players are guaranteed at least $1,583,000 after Arur's elimination.
- A promotion for a $50 Global spin ticket with a $1 deposit is mentioned.
- The bubble bursts with Arur's departure, leading to the first pay jump.
- Ben Heath and Daniel have a significant hand with a dramatic runout.
- Daniel loses a crucial hand to Ben, who becomes the new chip leader.
47:06
High-stakes poker showdown ends in redemption.
- Georgio raises with Queen Jack, Daniel bets big on the turn, and Georgio calls, leading to a large pot.
- Georgio hits running Jacks, putting Daniel in a tough spot, and eventually takes the chip lead in the heads-up match.
- Daniel makes a strong check-raise against Georgio, leading to a significant pot.
- Georgio finds himself in a crucial bluffing situation on the river, but Daniel makes the call and regains the chip lead.
- Daniel wins the WPT World Championship after a dramatic final hand, securing his Redemption from a previous close call in 2022.
