Canada's Andre Boyer picked up his second World Series of Poker bracelet and $250,483 after besting a field of 873 players over four days of play in Event #34: $1,500 Split Format Hold'em!
32 players of 873 entrants returned for the third day of play on Thursday, and, just as planned, the day concluded once a final table of eight players remained. Jonas Christensen, from Denmark, defeated Innes Young and Hunter Cichy and will bring the largest stack (929,000) into today's final table. Christensen is just ahead of Andre Boyer, who beat Ryan Milisits and Toby Lewis, with a stack of 851,000.
Canada's Andre Boyer picked up his second World Series of Poker bracelet and $250,483 after besting a field of 873 players over four days of play in Event #34: $1,500 Split Format Hold'em!
32 players of 873 entrants returned for the third day of play on Thursday, and, just as planned, the day concluded once a final table of eight players remained. Jonas Christensen, from Denmark, defeated Innes Young and Hunter Cichy and will bring the largest stack (929,000) into today's final table. Christensen is just ahead of Andre Boyer, who beat Ryan Milisits and Toby Lewis, with a stack of 851,000.
