Final Table of the $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. Event
The final table of the probably most exclusive poker tournament of the year has been set. Erick Lindgren will return to the Rio as chip leader. The winner will receive $1,989,120.
Daniel Negreanu finishes 13th
Daniel Negreanu was eliminated by Lyle Berman. In the Stud-8 it came to the all-in. Negreanu showed ![]()
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for the full house and thus took Daniel from the table.
Phil Ivey finishes 12th
Scotty Nguyen was able to take Phil Ivey out of the tourney on rank 12. In Stud, Nguyen bet every street and Ivey called until he was all-in. Ivey held ![]()
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. Scotty had
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and received the
on the river. Ivey's hand didn't improve and he dropped out on rank 12 with $159,840.
Ralph Perry Final Table Bubble Boy
Ralph Perry became the final table bubble boy. The game variant was Omaha-8. On the flop ![]()
a raise war broke out between Perry and Huck Seed. After bet, raise and 3-bet Perry went all-in and showed
for 2nd-nut flush. Seed called and showed ![]()
for the nut flush. Turn and river
changed nothing anymore and Perry had to join the rail as 9th.
Erick Lindgren Chip Leader
Erick Lindgren will return to the final table as chip leader tomorrow, holding 3,680,000 chips. His closest pursuer is Scotty Nguyen with 3,535,000 chips. Short stack is Patrick Bueno with
695,000 chips.
151 WSOP Cashes and 15 Bracelets
The finalists combine 151 WSOP cashes and 15 bracelets amongst themselves. Scotty Nguyen has four of the coveted bracelets to show, joined by 31 further in the money finishes. Barry Greenstein
was already able to cash 36 times at the WSOP, including 3 first place finishes. Erick Lindgren was able to cash 18 times. In the $5,000 Mixed Hold'em
(Limit/No-Limit) tournament (Event 4) a few weeks ago he was able to get his first bracelet.
Below the line-up of the final table.