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2015 WSOP: John Gale Wins Event #18: $1,000 Turbo No-Limit Hold'em

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Posted on 09 June 2015 by "T".

The fast-paced turbo event attracted 1,791 entries and only took two days to complete. John Gale, from London, England, received $298k and his second gold bracelet after defeating Gary Luther heads up.

Gale, who won his first bracelet in the $2,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em event back in 2006, now has $964,900 in WSOP earnings. In total, he has 3 final table appearances and 10 cashes at the World Series of Poker.

"It is still incredible. I cannot believe it, I am over the moon," said Gale after nabbing a second bracelet. 

Final table results: 

1st: John Gale - $298,290 + WSOP gold bracelet
2nd: Gary Luther - $184,481
3rd: Matthew Vessier - $127,549
4th: Andrew "Bruce" Le - $91,991
5th: Stuart Rutter - $67,248
6th: Nitesh Rawtani - $49,807
7th: Mark Darner - $37,379
8th: Sean Rice - $28,417
9th: Tim Finne - $21,873

About the winner:

Name: John Gale
Age: 61
Residence: Bushey, England
Birthplace: London, England
Occupation: Retired
Marital Status: Married
Children: 4
Number of WSOP Cashes: 10
Number of WSOP final table appearances: 3
Number of WSOP gold bracelet victories: 2
Best previous WSOP finish: 1st (2006 $2,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em)
Total WSOP earnings: $954,900

EVENT FUN FACTS:

  • John Gale was the only gold bracelet winner at the final table while Nitesh Rawtani, Matthew Vessier,
  • Gary Luther had never recorded a WSOP cash
  • The 1,791-player starting field was comprised of individuals from 51 different countries (1,413 U.S. players, 378 international)
  • The average age of a participant was 38 years nine months old

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4 comments on "2015 WSOP: John Gale Wins Event #18: $1,000 Turbo No-Limit Hold''em"


 klash2309/06/2015 13:46:03 GMT
Great to see John Gale win his second bracelet,always good to see an Englishman do well in the WSOP and I also see Stuart Rutter come 5th.I used to watch Rutter a lot a few years ago when I was starting to learn.
 luisexy6909/06/2015 14:59:32 GMT
This is a news, that shows, that many of old people som of them retired, try to make some statement and learn about this game, and no one is never to old to learn and make money here, some people said that the game is complex, but with some study and confidance and try after try, some day will hit, like this guy did it.
Congratulations to him, and he hope see more news from this guy/player, and with this kind of content.

Poker wins and all of us win too.
 Willid8810/06/2015 05:04:58 GMT
John is a good solid tournament player always unlucky when it comes to final 9 players but this time he got it in the bag way to go Thumbs Up

 bowie198409/07/2015 11:20:15 GMT
By the looks of it his second bracelet took only nine years to grind out. I wanna be a retired semi-pro when I hit my sixties too but the reality is that I will be broke because my pension fund will dissapear into the air by some wall street broker overnight.

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