Rui Sousa tried to bully the blinds and got caught up in a back-alley ambush with against Sklenicka's. Sklenicka flopped Aces up, and turned a full house, and that's all she wrote for the Brazilian. Gabe Schroeder made a final stand with against Mike Sklenicka's. McQuade, the lone Brit at the final table, headed home with a $300K score. McQuade took into battle against Glantz's, but Glantz flopped a set of fours which held up. Matt Glantz channeled the power of 'Team Lucky' early on and sent McQuade home in seventh place. The UK's Montgomery McQuade was the shorty at the final table with 4.9M. Portugal's Rui Sousa also had a decent-sized stack with 20M, but he was fourth in chips and ahead of Michael Sklenicka from the Czech Republic with 16M and American pro Matt Glantz with 15M. German online qualifier Stanislav Zegal amassed a stack worth 28M, which was tied with Brazil's Gabriel Schroeder heading into the final day of action. The top 447 places paid out of the juicy prize pool, with the final two places securing seven-figure paydays.ĭaniel Neilson from Australia bagged the chip lead heading into the final table with a big stack worth 37.4M. The 2023 WSOP Paradise Main Event had a $5,000 buy-in, which attracted 3,010 runners and a prize pool that exceeded $15 million. Meanwhile, the marquee event - the WSOP Paradise Main Event - played down to a champion and we have another first-time bracelet winner.

Seidel won bracelet #10 and thrust him into a special club with the likes of Johnny Chan, Phil Ivey, and Doyle Brunson.

This past week had lots of impressive action including Hall of Famer Eri Seidel's historic victory in the Super High Roller. The inaugural World Series of Poker Paradise has been winding down at the Atlantis Casino on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.

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