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Harry O’Brien
Short stacked Harry O’Brien open-shoved for 1,750,000 from under the gun, Dmitrii Perfilev called on the button, and the blinds folded.
O’Brien: Perfilev:
O’Brien needed to win the race to double up but missed the flop. The turn left O’Brien with six out on the river and he got there when it came for the double.
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Dmitrii Perfilev
The two biggest stacks at the table went to battle in a couple hands the ultimately saw no significant change in position. Perfilev temporarily gave up the lead when he sent 1,400,000 across to Sheddy Siddiqui.
A few hands later, Cesar Solares limped from under the gun and Perfilev three-bet to 700,000 from the small blind. Solares called, the flop came , and Perfilev bet 560,000.
Solares called, the turn was , and Perfilev cut out a big stack for a 1,475,000 bet. Solares took several minutes to think it through, told Perfilev “you’re too good”, and released the big pot.
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There was a pause in the action after Stu Paterson was eliminated; one for a break and the other a slow down in the pace with some big pay jumps. Dmitrii Perfilev leads with Cesar Solares not far behind, Sheddy Siddiqui in good shape, and Harry O’Brien needing to make a more soon at the four-handed table.
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Stu Paterson
Action folded to Stu Paterson in the small blind and he moved all in for 1,090,000 and Dmitrii Perfilev quickly called with another huge hand shortly after he knocked out Michael Amato.
Perfilev: Paterson:
Paterson needed a lot of help to stay in the game and he had a sweat after the flop. The turn was no help and the former Coco Poker Open Champ was eliminated in fifth after the river.
Dmitrii Perfilev – 9,700,000 (80 bb) Stu Paterson – Eliminated in 5th place ($56,979)
September WSOP Circuit Seminole Casino Coconut Creek Coconut Creek, FL Event 12 $400 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Entries: 115 Prize Pool: $37,950 September 23-24, 2018
Event 12 champion, Greg Baird
(Coconut Creek, FL) – The 12th and final ring event of the World Series of Poker Circuit concluded Monday evening at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek. The $400 buy-in, two-day No Limit Hold’em event was conquered by Greg Baird. Baird, a Naples resident by way of Chicago, earned $11,385 along with his first ring.
Officially recognized as Event 12, this was a two-day tournament that kicked off Sunday afternoon at 4pm. It drew 115 entries generating a total prize pool worth $37,950. Following 18 levels on Day 1, the field narrowed to nine remaining and Baird atop the counts. Second in the rankings was Martin Ryan who, earlier this series, won a $1,125 ring event. His deep run in this $400 event officially locked up Casino Champion honors for the Trinidad resident and he was able to rest easy without a sweat in the 12-tournament race.
Coco Casino Champion, Martin Ryan
The restart moved fast with Baird needing only about four hours to maneuver through the final nine and claim gold on Day 2. Ryan, meanwhile, bowed out fifth tacking a few bonus points on his to Casino Championship tally.
In the end, the headline went to Baird who added to an already impressive resume that now includes over $180,000 in reported earnings.
This concludes the 2018 WSOP Circuit in Coconut Creek, but the tour returns in February for another “12 rings in 12 days” series.
Event 12 final results:
1st: Greg Baird – $11,385 2nd: Mike Parekh – $7,037 3rd: Daniel Chalifour – $5,010 4th: Johnathan Curtis – $3,639 5th: Martin Ryan – $2,696 6th: Stephen Harris – $2,035 7th: Wayne Lovell – $1,565 8th: Aaron Lasater – $1,226 9th: Huicun Qiao – $978 10th: David Yerushalmi – $793 11th: Abraham Araya – $793 12th: Zyad Qasem – $793
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Jordan Schneider
Jordan Schneider was down to only 180,000 and moved all in from the hijack for 180,000. Only Michael Amato came along from the button with a chance to send another player out.
Amato: Schneider:
Schneider was dominated and could not find a comeback on the board to exit in seventh place.
Michael Amato – 3,660,000 (36 bb) Jordan Schneider – Eliminated in 7th place ($33,773)
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Dmitrii Perfilev opened to 200,000 from the button and Michael Amato moved all in from the small blind. Sheddy Siddiqui folded his big blind and Perfilev called after a minute’s thought.
Amato: Perfilev:
Amato was live and hit the flop to take the lead. The turn was safe and he had his final table double after the river.
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Jose Delcid
Sheddy Siddiqui opened the action and Jose Delcid three-bet shoved fo~450,000 from the big blind. Siddiqui called with the bigger stack to put Delcid at risk.
Siddiqui: Delcid:
Delcid needed to connect with his live cards but they both hit the flop. The turn was no help and Delcid was eliminated after the river.
Sheddy Siddiqui – 3,600,000 (36 bb) Jose Delcid – Eliminated in 8th place ($26,421)
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