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Yin Tao won the Round of 758 WPT® Korea Main Event 🇰🇷 at Jeju Shinhwa World on Saturday night. Tao🇨🇳 from China won $232,667 💰 in the World Poker Tour® Special Event 🇰🇷 in South Korea.

The buy-in with a buy-in fee of 3,400,000 won (US$2,643) generated a prize pool of 2,246,947,400 won (US$1,746,343) to be paid to the top 95 players. Due to the large number of participants, it was announced that the competition would be extended by one day to determine the winner.

“Jeju 🇰🇷 was a great experience from the participation of the players to the celebration” the overall atmosphere. said Adam Pliska, CEO of WPT. “Thank you to our partners, Jeju Shinhwa World, for hosting and organizing a world-class event. And congratulations to Yin Tao 🇨🇳 for becoming our WPT Korea champion.

Third, with fewer entries, the players negotiated an ICM agreement to split the remaining prize money evenly while continuing to compete for titles and trophies. Former WPT Korea Champion Valeriy Pak finished second , for $197,332. Third place went to Chao Ting Cheng, who took home the largest sum of $251,595 thanks to his chip lead while trading at ICM.

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After Yin Tao’s exciting single challenge, we hear news of the new #WPTKorea champion! 🎉

– World Poker Tour (@WPT) July 22, 2023.

Remaining final tablers are Shu Kenkuni (4th – $115,545), Zhang Chunhao (5th – $86,994) and Toshihide Sawada (6th 1st place – $64,673). Other notable contestants up for grabs include Steve O’Dwyer (29th – $9,470), Michael Wang (59th) and American actress, singer and model Arden Cho (80th – $4,858 ).

From July 1A to 17th, the entire event was live-streamed 📺. Every day’s matches can be found on the WPT YouTube channel.

WPT Korea Festival’s Another highlight was the KRW 170,000,000 (US$132,126) WPT Alpha8 entry at the Jeju Shinhwa World One Drop. The event attracted 18 entries for a total prize pool of KRW 2,846,016,000 (US$2,211,958). Professional poker player Steve O ‘Dwyer emerged victorious, claiming over $1,000,000 in first prize.

Two World Poker Tour events follow at WPT Prime Provence on August 2 Aix kicks off with a buy-in of €1,100 and the final table will be broadcast live on the final day (August 6). The WPT Prime Taiwan Music Festival will take place immediately after the South of France. Event schedule on August 8 The curtain kicks off with entry eligibility from August 17th to 21st at NT$33,000, including Asia’s first guaranteed grand prize of US$1,000,000.

It’s always great to start an event when one of the major tournaments is successful. As usual in Rio, the warmup was the most cost-effective event at KSOP GGPoker, with hundreds of players trying to qualify for day two, with high player demand leading to success.

Owning R Mit With R Mit’s $750,000 guarantee, the R$800 tournament has no trouble breaking that figure. Including the 5-day qualifying round, a total of 1,323 entrants signed up for the competition. This results in a gross profit of R$1,058,400, well above the guaranteed amount.

Of the 1,323 participants, only a handful managed to complete their initial goal of going into Day 2. There were 221 entrants in the qualifiers, with Marciano Vannucchi as the overall winner. Marciano qualified for Day 1D with a big stack of 457,000 and will start the day ahead of his opponents.

High stakes also mean that players can get huge prize pools. The overall winner of the warm-up match gets a whopping R$140,000 in prize money, a handsome return for a buy-in fee of just R$800. The tournament’s first-place prize pool starts at 134th and has a prize pool of R$ 1,600.

Test day 2 starts at 4:00pm and continues for 16 levels or until the final table is formed. Results will be announced this Saturday and will also be broadcast on MundoTV from 2pm. Tournaments start with 2,000/4,000 blinds.

Check Chip Counts:

NameChipsCityTablePosition

MARCIANO ANTONIO VANNUCCHI 457,000 JI-PARANA / RO 5 6 Guilherm Salvador Stoli Yar 430,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 24 9 Caio Camargo Carvalho 358,000 Paloca/SC 25 9 Carlos Arturo Camargo Vargas 341,000 Colombia 21 4 Sergio Vini Seuss Alves Barros 338,000 Rio Jan Eiro/RJ 22 1 Gerdson Alexander de Brito 320,000 La Brea/AM 9 5 Luis Gustavo Navez De Alcantara 319.000 Belo Horizonte/MG 1 5 Gilberto Tavares Conrado Junior 309.000 Goiânia/GO 23 2 Tena Cesar O Rivera 291.000 Maringa / PR 5 7 Ricardo Marcondes Duerte 283 .000 Sao Paulo Lu / SP 2 1 Andrea Leobarreto 270,000 Sao Paulo / SP 22 8 Marcos Jose Vega Suarez 270,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 21 7 Hugo Mariano Jimenez 259,000 Argentina 20 4 Pedro Paulo Villas Lima 258,000 Resende/RJ 21 3 JO AO Paulo Lopez 257.000 Rio Das Ostras/RJ 20 7 Gustavo Gonzaga 254,000 Martinho Campos/MG 19 3 Fabiano Tortelli 252,000 Lajes/SC 8 4 Rodrigo Silva Dominguez 248,000 Macai/RJ 22 4 Ivan Martins Nogueira Filho 247,000 Manjumilim/MG 28 8 Viniciusdo Ville Miranda Diaz 246,000 Murier/MG 3 7 Vitor Bell Logomez 246,000 Sierra/ES 12 7 Iago Gilgeous Kleis 245,000 Jourville/SC 26 3 Hu Rio Cesar Moreira 240,000 Volta Redonda/ RJ 27 3 Ivan Karim Ivanov 239,000 Argentina 18 6 Leonardo Feinberg 230,000 Rio de Janeiro/ RJ 23 4 Matthews Freitas de Abrantes 228,000 NITEROI/ RJ 23 7 Rafael Papadopoulos Nogueira 228,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 10 9 Joaquin Nazareno Piergentile 227,000 Argentina 22 5 Bruno Souza da Mata 224,000 Oliveira/MG 18 4 Dan Vladimir Montanu 220,000 Rio de Janeiro RO/RJ 12 6GERSON Bertaia 219.000 Euro Lin OS/SP 5 1 Davidson Felipe Fridias 215,000 Nitroy/RJ 23 1 Henrique Cruz de Sa 214,000 CACOAL/RO 25 3 Tarsis Savaya El Messane 213,000 Florianopolis/SC 16 1 Rodrigo Sousa Melo 212,000 Valguinha/MG 7 3 Fernando da Cunha Araujo 209,000 Victoria /ES5 5 Carlos Alberto Sales Cunha Nascimento 201,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 2 3 Eric Dal Magro de Oliveira 196,000 Sinop/MT 13 6 Bruno Silveira Vargas 195,000 Baiger/RS 9 7 Celso Luis Sirtoli 195,000 Cascia S DO SUL/RS 23 8 Jolio Gott Ado Yargis Base 195,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 6 5 GUILHERME DIAS CARPINTEIRO 190,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 18 1 JOAO VITOR RODRIGUES 189,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 24 2 JONATHAN FRANCO 187,000 RICHA/CHACO 12 6 ELSON BORGES DOS SANTOS 186 ,000 Campo Grande/MS 12 4 Asia Alex Glinski 185,000 Curitibo A/PR 19 5 Jose Antonio Barroso Oliveira Battista 185.000 ARARUAMA/RJ 5 8 JUCELIO BRANDAO JUNIO SILVA 179.000 Lagoa da Plata/MG 17 5 Eduardo de Matos Dantas 177.000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 25 5 JOS Il Cruz 177.0 00 Curitiba/PR11 4 Bruno Gabriel Yata Mu Tower 173,000 San Bernardo do Campo/SP 8 2 Dario Martins Bezera Jr. 168,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 3 9 Eduardo Valente de Carvalho Oliveira 168,000 Rio de Janeiro/ RJ 25 6 Luis Sergio da Silva Paim 16 7,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ27 5 Guilherm Daniel Langaro 161,000 South Santa Cruz/RS 29 7 Francisco Ariel Vazquez Bustos 160.000 Argentina 20 1 Renato Almeida Prado Valentin 159.000 BAURU/SP 20 9 Fabio Silveira Garcia 156000 SAQUAREMA/RJ 2 7 6 Thiago Jose Vieira 155,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 21 2 Elvis Aron Lima de Siqueira 154.000 Florianópolis/SC 18 3 Alessandro da Cunha 153.000 Rio/RJ 22 6 Fabio Murakami 152,000 Sao Paulo/SP 22 7 Fabricio Nocciorini 150,000 Rio/RJ 19 7 Julian Alejandro Croco Roa 150,000 Paraguay 15 6 Daniel Victor Noronhade Melon 14 7,000 Camo do Panaiba/MG 25 2 PEDRO BETANCOR GARCIA 147,000 Uruguay 6 2 MINENIQUE GONCALVES REGO JUNIOR 146,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 3 6 Luis Enry Ke Farinhas Taffner 145,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 2 8 LEANDRO DE ARAUJ O POLEZA 144,00 0 Itajaí/SC 27 2 Juan Eugenio Ansorena 142,000 Argentina 7 6 Roberto Correa García 142,000 Saquarema/RJ 29 4 Leandro I Manuel da Silva Rego 141,000 Belém/PA 24 1 Leonardo Oliveira Brito 141,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 1 6 Daniel Katie Yama KI 140,000 Galca/ SP 15 8 Matthews de Sousa Brescia Brandau 137.000 Belo Horizonte / MG 18 5 Lucas Sousa Tambellini 134,000 Rio de Janeiro / RJ 11 2 Richardson Sequeira Reis 134,000 Villavilleja/ES 6 3 Evandro Muta 133,000 San Bernardo do Campo/SP 17 2 Ramiro Ador Fo Molina Vallejo 132 ,00 0 CLU MBIEN 4 7 JOAO LUIS CANTANHEDE AMEIO 131,000 RIO DE JANEIRO / RJ 3 8 LUIZ FILIPE DE ANDRADE 131,000 CURITIBA / PR 13 4 ANTONIO MAGNO SOUZA DE ARAGAO 129,000 RIO DE JANEIRO / RJ 5 4 KELLY Fatima MANZE DA CRUZ 128,000 Goiânia/GO 11 7 GUI LHERME GI Uliano das Canio Ferreira 127,000 São Paulo / SP 12 8 JORGE FERREIRA DOS SANTOS 127,000 São João de/ RJ 27 4 JORGE ANDRES OSUNA FAJARDO 125,000 哥伦比亚24 6 BRUNO FRANCA DE OLIVEIRA 124,000 里约热内卢/RJ 10 5 亚历山大费雷拉德奥利夫IR A 克雷斯皮1 23,000 圣保罗/SP6 4 维克托雨果·德·卢Car Teixeira Propato 122,000 Rio de Janeiro/ RJ 25 4 Fernando Gabriel Paveti Portillo 121,000 Paraguay 19 4 Joana Mekel Neves Teixeira 121,000 Rio Vi DE/GO 20 3 Thiago Torati Neves 121,000 PETRO POLIS/R J 10 6 Juan Pablo Franco 120,000 Argentina 18 9 Rodrigo Barbosa de Bri Tor 119,000 Rio/RJ 10 2 Dario De Renzi Jr 118,000 Rio/RJ 22 3 Adsir Casol Jr 117,002 Guaramacu/PR 15 2 Christian Moschke Cruel 117,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 26 7 NICHOLAS FEDER ICO ZUNINO CASELES 117,000 URUGUAY 25 8 MAX JOEL RUSSI 115,000 CUIABA/MT 3 3 ANDRES MARCELO BLANCO 112,000 ARGENTINA 15 1 DANIEL DOS SANTOS PETRI 112,000 SERRA/ ES 16 4 CHARLES FERREIRA 111,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 1 7 LENIRA MOREIRA SIL VA 111.0 00 PORTO Alegre/RS 21 6 Marcel Heller 111,000 RIO/RJ 21 8 WALDO BRETASVARADAO 110,000 RIO/RJ 22 9 MAURISI O BRESCIANI MANZANO 108,000 TATUI/SP 30 7 FRANCESCO ODISIO Alves JUNIOR 107,000 Fortaleza/ CE 28 9 RICADO LOYOLA DE SUSA 107 .000 RIO DE JANEIRO/ RJ 20 5 Michele Antunes Pereira 106,000 TATUI/SP 2 6 Marcos Javier Rodriguez Grassi 101,000 Buenos Aires/BA 6 1 Vinicius Pinheiro 101,000 Tramande/RS 10 3 Martin Hugo Pinero 100,000 Argentina 24 4 Nabi Nasser Oliveira Curry 98.00 0 JI-PARANA/RO 14 8 NICKY TSAO TIRTAPRAWITA 98,000 Sao Paulo /SP 8 3 HUGO AVELINO EYER 97,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 13 9 SILVIO FEIBER FILHO 97,000 Florianópolis/SC 3 4 GERARDO ALONSO ULLOA RODRIGUEZ 96,000 PERU 14 5 ARIEL MARTIN ROSANOVA 95,000 ARGENTINA 13 1 Thiago Bernardo Acosta 95,000 Imbituba/SC 4 2 Gabriel Facco Roussi 94,000 Cuiaba/MT 1 8 Osemal Oliveira Braga 94,000 V LORIANOPOLIS / SC 18 8 RAIN dos ANJOS MELINGER 91,000 SAN GONZALO / RJ 8 1 \ADNEY DAMASCENO SANTOS 88,000 ST LOUIS / MA 7 9 PEDRO FERNAND Carvalho 88,000 Rio / RJ 1 1 Simon Alves de Araujo 88,000 Rio / RJ 6 8 Lucas Oliva 87,000 Volta Redonda / RJ 8 6 Marco Ore Leo Galliano Alves 87,000 São Paulo/SP 16 7 Rafael Moreira Pitanga de Freite AS Lopez 8 7,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 19 9 Jorge Luis Al Fez 86,000 Rio/RJ 6 6 Yuri Pessoa de Azevedo Rodriguez 86,000 Rio/RJ 1 2 John David Torres Mota 85,000 Itabayana/SE 10 4 Jorge Thiago Goncalves Silva 85.0 00 Rio de Janeiro/RJ17 3 Cristian DAVID Velasquez Tapias 83,000 Colombia 16 2 Sebastian ANDRES ORELLANA BRON 83,000 Chile 9 2 FRANK GUERRA 82,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 3 1 CAR LOS HENRIQUE DOS SANTOS PINHEIRO 81,000 RIO/RJ 2 9 ALAN D IEGO KARAS 80,000 CURITIBA/PR 30 9 ROBERTO FERRER A DA CRUZ 80,000 RIO/RJ 26 8 NILTON SERGIO DA Costa Saraiva JUNIOR 79,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 26 2 Diego Enrique de Medeiros Fonseca 78,000 Belo Horizonte/MG 25 7 Gustavo Senla Do Amaral Melo 78,0 00 Banbolai/RJ8 7 Mario Irie Kenji 78.000 Floripa/SC 12 5 Valentin Matteo Piergentile 78.000 Cole Dova/ARG 13 5 Diogo Clock 77.000 Toledo/PR 4 8 Rafael Enrique Dutra Kayafa 76.000 Belo Horizonte/MG 30 8 Arsine Boleman 75.000 Pato Blanco/PR1 4 Ricardo Nascimento da Silva 75,000 Sorocaba/SP 4 5 Peterson Machado dos Reis 74,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 19 2 AL Vermar Marcos Nunez de Carvalho 73,000 Nova Lima/MG 17 8 Marco Perez Machado 72,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 21 2 Lucas Barbosa Santana 71,000 Library Ritti BA/PR 19 8 Rafael Camargo Freitas 71,000 Goiânia/GO 12 9 Bruno Ronzo Valente de Matos 70,000 Rio/RJ 11 1 Jefferson de Almeida 70,000 Rio/RJ 7 1 Luis Antonio Joanello 66,000 Curry Tiba/PR 11 5 Paulo Dinis Araujo Santos 66.000 San Vicente/SP 9 4 Bruno Ri Belo Nogueira Porto 63.000 Sao Paulo/SP 3 2 Lukas Halsbaski Hiraishi 63,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 14 6 Bruno Nogueira da Silva 62,000 Rio Bran CO/AC 19 1 DIEGO CAMILLO SILVA DE BARROS 62,000 RIO DE JANEIRO/RJ 24 7 HUGO DA SILVA DE SOUZA 62,000 RIO JANEIRO/RJ 17 4 RODRIGO SILVA DE SOUZA 62,000 Chapebus/RJ 10 1 BLAISE LAWRENCE BOURGEOIS 60,000 USA 11 3 ELVIS RENAN PAIVA GOES 59,000 SANTA YSABEL/PA 22 3 LUCAS EMANUEL GOMES MODESTO 59,000 JUND I AI/SP 22 2 LUIS SAURA BATA 59.000 BELO Horizonte/ MG 4 4 Vinicius Maher Silva Ferreira 58,000 Mariana/MG 15 9 Danilo Pires Maritani 56,000 Santos/SP 23 5 Eduardo Paul Cuni Asia 56,000 – 8 9 Leonardo Neves Duarte 56,000 Guaruljos/SP 21 9 Sam ANTHA DU TRA CAIFFA 56,000 Belo Horizonte/MG 7 2 Gabriel Contino 55,000 Rio de Janeiro/ RJ 1 9 Marcelo Giorgio Dano Mendes 55,000 Sao Paulo/SP 12 1 Pablo Nero 55,000 Maldonado/Uruguay 16 3 Thiago Neves Mora 54,000 Sao Joao/ RJ 26 5 Adriano Aparecido Barbosa da Silva 53,000 Belo Horizonte/MG 18 7 Alexander Kindelman Bez 53,000 Joinville/SC 20 6 Joe Natan de Freitas Martins 52,000 Campo Grande/MS 12 2 Matthews Elias Pascoe Alves 52,000 Curitiba/PR 18 2 Bruno Vaz da Silva Costa 51,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 28 5 Richard Daubini 51,000 Rio Gallegos/SC 21 5 AVELANGE JUNIOR Batista Lacerda 50,000 Lago A.D. PLATA/MG 16 9 GABRIEL PERGADO DE SANTANA JUNIOR 49,000 MACAE/RJ 4 9 LEON DUARTE OLIVIA 48,000 RIO/RJ 13 2 PAUL ENRY Gioanello 4 8,000 Itatiba / SP 6 7 Sany Mizuki 48,000 Rio / RJ 10 8 Leonardo Azevedo Correa 47.000 Rio / RJ 2 5 Leonardo Rannes Ferreira Pinto 46,000 Rio / RJ 12 3 Nelson de Almeida Dantas 43,000 Niteroi / RJ 9 9 Felipe do Nascimento Salgado 42,000 Belém/PA 14 2 Jonathan Guedes Damascus 42.000 Rio / RJ 19 6 Leonardo Villardi Pereira Barros 42,000 Rio / RJ 16 6 Antonio Marcos Perotta 40,000 Rio / RJ 29 6 Renato Puerta García 40,000 Sao Paulo/SP 7 7 Andrea Pintocamargo 3 9,000 San Jose RP/ SP 24 8 Pedro Paulo Bonfi Martin de Almeida 38,000 Ipatinga/MG 13 8 Jose Jacob Benzekri 37,000 Belém/PA 28 7 Jorge Nazaret Hagopian Kozagian 36,000 Uruguay 13 3 Rodrigo Ramos Milane Chi de Paula 36,0 00 CU IABA / MT 14 1 TULIO VINICIUS Kawahara Oishi 36,000 CUIABA / MT 2 2 Victor Gabriel Marquez Campos 36,000 Cuiaba / MT 7 8 Luan Cardoso Campos 34,000 Cachoela/ES 15 7 Altair Oliveira Duerte 33,000 Vicosa/MG 17 9 Roberto Felicio 33,000 Anapolis/GO 20 2 Rodrigo Octavio O Cotto da Paisao 33,000 Vasulas/RJ 25 1 Cristian Jorge Stival 32,000 Argentina 7 4 Roberto Aalto 32,000 Vagmar Tower/Spain 7 5 Evandro Abrao GIBRAM JUNIOR 31,000 Campo Bello/MG 8 8 Leonardo Nunes Ramalho 30,000 Brasilia/DF 4 6 Elias Absamranetto 29.0 00 Piracicaba/SP14 4 Bruno de Almeida Albuquerque Faria 26,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 15 5 Leandro Himansque Cavalcanti 26,000 Basili Asia/DF 14 7 Cristiano Vicente 23,000 Palmas/Tor 8 5 Alexandre Arantes de Assis Cotto 22,000 Ribeirão Preto/SP 13 7 Marlon Luigi De Miranda Correa Santiago Pinto 20,000 Belém/PA 5 3 Bruno Botterão 20,000 Maceo/Al 23 3 Salo Galvo Sabioni 20,000 Campo Grande/MS 11 8 Regia Cavalcanti López Cipriano 18,000 Brasilia/DF 11 9 Marcelo de Iganizio 17,000 Rio de Janeiro/RJ 10 7 Alvaro Paz · Barreto Neto 14.000 RECIF E/ PE 9 1 Emerson for sale DOS SANTOS 7,000 SOROCABA / SP 4 3

CHECK PRICES:

1. – 140,000 reais2nd Place – 100,000 Reals3rd Place – 65,000 BRL4th place – 40,000 BRL5th Place – 26,700 BRL6th place – R$ 20,4007th place – 17,000 reals8th place – 14,190 realsNinth Place – R$12,00010th and 11th place – R$10,00012th and 13th place – R$8,60014th and 15th – R$7,50016th and 17th – R$6,55018th to 21st – R$ 5,70022nd to 26th – R$ 4,90027th to 35th – R$ 4,20036th to 44th place – R$ 3,60045th to 53rd – R$ 3,10054th to 62nd – R$ 2,70063rd to 71st – R$2,40072nd to 80th place – R$ 2,15081st to 89th place – R$1,95090th to 98th place – R$1,80099th to 116th place – R$1,700117th to 134th place – R$ 1,600

The match in June marked the start of another string of big wins for Rodrigo Garrido. The veteran spent 23 days in the hospital due to pneumonia, 15 of which were in the intensive care unit in a coma. After beating his illness, he returned to poker with championship hunger and has already won two trophies on the country’s top circuit.

Last month, Garrido competed in the BSOP Winter Millions in Sao Paulo and won podium Event 35: R$2,000 NL Hold’em Freezeout Turbo. He won R$58,730 after beating 154 players.

Garrido also won today’s KSOP GGPoker Premium in Rio de Janeiro. After being KO’d in Game 8: R$1,500 NL Hold’em Super Turbo After collecting 10 prize money, the Pay4Fun ambassador took home another gold medal. In total, this knockout round earned the players of Balneário Camboriú 19,000 reais.

“I’m not going to play all the games. I’m still recovering and I’m not at 100% yet, so I’m tired.” “Hurry up. I’m not going to overextend the grind and pick the best shape. I’ll stick to my plan, but now I’ll take it easy,” Garrido told MundoPoker portal reporter Augusto César.

During the final table of 2008 WSOP Event #1 ($10,000 Pot Limit Hold’em Tournament), I was faced with a hand where I had to make a very difficult decision. Halfway through the final table, the blinds are $20,000/$40,000. When I got a pair of tens in middle position, I had about $2.2 million in chips. I raised the pot to $110,000 when Mike Sexton, who was about $100,000 behind me, called me from the blinds.

The flop was 8-6-2 of different suits, Mike checked and I bet $125,000 with my overpair (higher than the flop) and the remaining two on the table A card is drawn for a straight draw. He called and the turn came the 7. After thinking about it for a while, Mike bets $365,000 and I’m faced with a very difficult decision. At this point, Mike can let me beat me with an overpair that’s bigger than me (like J-J or even two pair), or he can play a tie or something like 9-9. So what should I do in this situation? If he decides to re-bet, do I sometimes call him before making another decision on the river? Do I fold my hands completely? The real question is, if I raise his bet, does he have a chance to fold?

All of this brings me to the concept of fold equity. For our purposes, it can be defined as the probability of winning the pot. Thus, fold equity is the chance to win the pot when your opponent folds.

A classic example of a fold equity is any semi-bluffing attempt. Let’s say you have a flush draw and a higher hand than the flop. It’s unlikely your opponents will pay you unless they flop top pair or better, but chances are it’s just a lucky combination of what you have and what your opponents and moves do. If you go all-in in this situation, you will gain fold equity because you know your opponent will only pay part of the bill. In terms of fold equity, the half-fold is very powerful.

You can also gain fold equity if you play aggressively pre-flop. Some inexperienced players don’t like to raise preflop with hands they wouldn’t reraise or reraise, but experienced players will raise (sometimes reraise). Discard equity can turn marginal hands into very profitable ones. Remember that there are situations where you should fold some of these hands when the chances of stealing the pot are slim.

Fold equity is also an extremely important concept during tournaments, especially when approaching the bubble. Many players tend to play too tight while waiting for the bubble to burst. Many people will try to make money by folding every hand. At this point, there may be enough fold equity to play any two cards, since the opponent will fold with such a large percentage of hands. This concept also applies when you’re making money (albeit to a lesser degree) and people are playing tight as they try to climb the bonus ladder.

That brings us back to my hand on Mike. Sexton at the final table of Event #1. What should I do, do I have to pay, fold or raise? Paying him will probably get me

Mike later hinted that he hit my hand, and I later learned that he actually made two pair on the turn with 7-6. I know I wouldn’t play this game without the chance to make him fold. But this bet has a lot of fold equity, so it’s a move I can’t fold.

Fold equity is a very important concept in open tables and tournament play as well, but especially in a tournament situation like the one I just described. If you consider the fold equity for a given hand, you can really start playing a strong poker game.

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As part of the Poker Adventure Tour (PGAT), the Zortea Premium Casino was opened to great success by Ramiro Molina The event dominated the tables, winning the Main Event and five-figure prize money.

A full house tournament.

A total of 5 days of action-packed tournaments in the city of Medellin, a hotspot for poker lovers. More than 500 players representing up to 14 different nationalities came together to compete for more than the original Prize Pool Guaranteed. The Main Event alone raised over $200,000 in prize money.

After several days of grueling competition, Molina managed to establish himself and succeed posing next to the Champions Tournament and winning $42,329 bonus. All of this came after a final table deal was struck, with Sebastián Hoyos finishing second for $33,041.

On the other hand, giving it to Ecuadorian Oswaldo Velazco also got a second chance for $7,170Bonuses.

PGAT Panama kicked off the 2023 calendar last February with Justin Crespo, Mauricio Salazar -co- and Jhon Barrera have embarked on their Zortea Premium Casino adventure, but are already looking forward to the second half of the year, which includes a stop in Mexico and Incredible return to Panama.

You can find all the information about the Poker Adventure Tour (PGAT) on the Official Site website.

After five days of competition, Madero Poker‘s Godzilla DeepStack ended with the sacrifice of Matias Tagliani, who won a wide finalist hashtag and won the grand prize of $6,454,707.

Tagliani won the trophy after defeating Silvina Solano, who finished second and first-placed to earn $4,008,522 to reach the podium The winner was Franco Palmieri for $2,729,538.

Solano celebrates second place with Colo Di Girolamo.

The final day, this Friday, featured 18 players and lasted over 12 hours until Tagliani was crowned perfectly when he raised the ace in the final hand Solano was also the one who put all her chips in the middle, and she was tied 5-5, but she didn’t know that she was completely dominated by the excellent Tagliani’s A A. , he did not receive any bad news at the table and ended the game with a namaste smile.

This tournament was successful again after registering 261 entries worth $120,000, forming a $25,995,600 pot to be split among the top 36 players.

Final Place 1st Matias Tagliani – $6,454,707 2nd Silvina Solano – $4,008,522 3rd Franco Palmieri – $2,729,538 4th Alexis Romero Hernandez – $1,923,674 5th Facundo Delaloye – $1,390,765 6th Diego Altamirano – $ 1,039,8 24 7 . Cristian Lopez – $740,875 8. Cesar Luis Gotti – $566,704 9. Marcelo Belleri – $478,319 10 Francisco Araujo – $408,131 11. Cristian Quiñones – $350,941 12. Ariel Rosanova – 350. 941$13 Horacio Collia – $306,748 14 David Molina – $306,748 15 Samuel Yoon – $306,748 16 Matias Veron – $270,354 17 Marcos Rodriguez Grassi – $270,354 18 Gonzalo Vellozzo – $270 ,354 19 Ola Theo Canosa – 2 $39,160 20. Juan Carlos Moreno – $239,160 21. Pablo Ezequiel Silva – $239,160 22. Adrian Chirano – $239,160 23. Nicolas Sbrisa – $239,160 24. Mariana Di Girolamo $218.363 25. Sergio Gabriel Janin – $218.363 26. Franco Carpinteiro – 21 $8.363 27. Nicolas Tartaglia – $218.363 28° Pablo Ezequiel Banquero – $2 18.363 29° Gerardo Jancovich – $197.567 30° Juan Kla s – $197.567 31° Maximiliano Valli – $197,567 32° Federico Borello – $197,567 33° Ricardo Fontana – $197,567 34° Diego Martin Leizzarrague – $181,969 35° Alberto Dodero – $181,969 36 ° Leandro Andrés Chilano – $181,969

Live poker is more fun when the host city is a fantastic tourist destination. In the third edition of the National Series of Poker (NSOP), South American players have the chance to enjoy all that Lima, Peru has to offer.

The event will take place from July 10-16 at the luxurious Fiesta Casino in the Miraflores district, the trendiest spot in the metropolis of 8.5 million residents.

NSOP players get a 10% discount at the Terraviva Hotel, also located in Miraflores, close to major tourist attractions such as Malecón de Miraflores, Larcomar Shopping malls, Marina Lighthouse and the Mora, Maria Reiche and Amor parks.

Lima is also the gastronomic capital of the African continent. Established in 2008, Central Restaurant has been voted the best restaurant in the world by Top 50 contestants, considered the most important ranking in the world.

NSOP Lima will host 13 races and will guarantee R$ 670,000. The organization estimates that one in every three registered foreigners is from Brazil.

HISTORY

The first winner of the series was Ralph Peyesreye. He won R$ 37,000 for Cravada on the Vichayito stage. One of the biggest names in Peruvian poker, Neto Gamboa, took the podium at the NSOP race across Piura. The Brazil-based grinder made a total of 44,000 reais.

Satellite Race

The journey to the NSOP is even more complete if you win a spot in the Supreme Satellite. Stay tuned to the Tournament Lobby for all the qualifiers!

Superstar Yuri Martins dominates the High Roller Championship for the second time at SCOOP 2023. He spent most of Event 68-H’s FT:$5,200 PL Omaha (6-a-side) after a stunning turnaround in the $10,300 prize pool on Super Tuesday. In total, the win netted $93,217 for riders on the “theNERDguy” account.

German “WhySoS€rious” was the only finalist who managed to knock Yuri off the top spot. In a heads-up game with alternating leads, Yuri extended a huge lead at the right moment to claim his third festival title.

In the final play, WhySoSo€rious announced that he… 3 -Bet went all-in for 8bs and was called. He has absolutely no chance on the 2✔Q♣J♠2♥4✔ board when A♠9♥5♣5♥ is against Q♠QCheck5Check4♠.

Not long after, in the event 67-M: $109 NL Hold’em (DeepStacks), Henrique “Zanetti89” Zanetti took bronze and $16,811.

In SCOOP Edition: Big $109, Lúcio “WizardOffAz” Lima took second place for $14,468.

For the third year in a row, players from the country will take part in PokerStars’ premier high rollers, the $5,200 Titans. In yet another SCOOP tournament, Felipe “lipe piv” Boianovsky and Pedro “PaDiLhA SP” Padilha battle it out for another title at the popular festival.

The first day ends with a “lipe piv”. In third place is 5,222,432 chips and about 43 BBS. He fielded pro Sam Grafton and commanded the FT formation in Sunday’s final inning. Here’s what happened:

With 60,000/120,000 blinds and a 15,000 ante, Grafton opened with 11 BBS straight from the top. “lipe piv” then defended the big hand and called A♠10♥. The Englishman dominated with J 10♣ but had no chance on 2♠6♦9♣3♥K♥.

Rodrigo Seloun is also close to reaching the final table. He finished 10th for $11,863. In parting, the 9tales ace risked 14 BBS by calling a 4-bet all-in from Lex Veldhuis and submitting A♥J♦. With A♠K♣, Dutch pushed 8♦9♠6♥2♥3♠ on the board and took another bounty.

Padilha will also have 3,736,676 chips at his disposal. If he wins, he will become the country’s first five-time SCOOP champion.

The finalists will return to their seats at 1:30pm (Brasilia time) with blinds of 60,000 / 120,000 and an ante of 15,000. In addition to prize money, the winner will receive $71,022:

1. Jonathan “x_zola25” Skovsen (Denmark) 6,012,917

2. “retro_cheetah01” (Poland) 5.952.304

3. Felipe “lipe piv” Boianovsky (Brazil) 5,222,432

4. Patrick “pads1161” Leonard (England) 5,090,584

5. Lex “L. Veldhuis” Veldhuis (Netherlands) 4,770,482

6. Pedro “PaDiLhA SP” Padilla (Brazil) 3,736,676

7. “PAX176” (Poland) 3,665,344

8. “milanov888” (Bulgaria) 2.767.158

9. “Haringbuis” (Malta) 1,282,103

The final stage of the main event ends at the Winclub Platinum vallarta , both alejandro parra and gustavo silva Last day last.

A total of 6 flight flights, this Day 1 e and 1 turbo>204 and 131 entries respectively adds players to 300 10,000 pesos guaranteed prize pool.

The first body was parra who managed to complete the >stack of 917,000 before giving way to Silva who was able to complete This work collected 721,000 towers of . On both flights, other high profile names such as Julio Cesar Torres , Stephane Gojon also successfully Promoted progress.

All qualifiers will now treat this as Day 2 and will Happening at Winclub Casino starting at 15:00 at which players who will receive their last contracts will be announced . All live action is available via codigopoker‘s live blog.

Through the festival website and on the official Fabebook page you will be able to consult all other information on all schedules ending this Sunday.