USA's Shaun Deeb, 32, bested a star-packed field in Event #42: $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed High Roller to claim yet another WSOP bracelet and $1.4 million in prize money! It was the Las Vegas-based online and live poker pro's third WSOP bracelet after winning his first two in 2016 and 2017. Not to forget, the $1,402,683 winner's check is the largest of his career!
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I dont think you will see many better final table line ups than this one. This final table is full of legendary poker players and it must have been very daunting for everyone sitting at the table
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When i saw the buy in, i wondered how much the first place would pay, since it was omaha, a game that many like. And the prize was great with almost 1.5 millions usd Last place also paid good with like 5 times the buy in.
a good result ... of course the remarkable winnings of one and a half million dollars and the course of the poker career is also steep ... three bracelets in three years is certainly a sign of a stable and good player ..... so my forecast that next year he will again win another bracelet
Well I was rooting for Scotty for this one as he is such a legendry WSOP player but no luck for him. Congrats Deeb for adding an another great win to your career.
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This tournament was almost full of professional players. This buy in of 25.000 dollars is a huge one for ordinary players. Not all amateurs play here. Instead it can make a few people who have a lot of money but not too many of course. Congratulations to the winner.
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Congratulations to the American Shaun Deeb, who after having many difficult opponents in the final table, I can take the WSOP bracelet and take a very good sum of $ 1,402,683 that I think is not bad: D I can not imagine the pressure that should have in that last table surrounded by so many good players and the emotion after having been able to win
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its huge buy in and ofcourse not so many players can buy in at this kind of tournament!first prize is great,just over 1,4 million dollars,but you need to have this kind of amount and to not regret after if you dont come at prize pool!congratulations to winner!
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Massive well done to Shaun Deep on winning the $25,000 buy-in high roller tournament and scooping the first-place prize of $1,402,683! He managed to outplay many notable poker players, including Scotty Nguyen, Jason Koon, David Benyamine, at the final table. This is absolutely a noteworthy achievement.
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It would really be a dream for me to win a bracelet but I know that it's never gonna be a reality for me sadly. I just hope that I can sometime play at least one really big tournament and hopefully be able to cash in it. But that's a long time from now if it ever happens!
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