Three-handed play continued on the 4th day of the WSOP $1,000 NLHE tournament. Sadan Turker had the chiplead, he was followed by Sean Getzwiller and the online pro Jon 'PearlJammer' Turner.
Sadan Turker - 7.910.000
Sean Getzwiller - 3.000.000
Jon Turner - 1.680.000
The players started on the 29th blind level (10.000/40.000/80.000); the first big pot came along rather early. After Turner's fold, Getzwiller raised to 165,000, Turker reraised all-in, Getzwiller called.
Turker:
2 
2
Getzwiller:
A A
Board:4 6 7 9 Q
Getzwiller doubled up to nearly 6 million chips with this win.
Sadan Turker
In the next hand, Turker went all-in after Getzwiller folded. PearlJammer called.
Turker:Q 4
Turner:8 8
Board:A 
2 J Q 9
Turker won with a pair of queens, PearlJammer finished in the 3rd place.
Jon Turner
Sadan Turker - 6.335.000
Sean Getzwiller - 6.200.000
The heads-up brought a fierce and long battle between the finalists, they played for 5 hours straight. Turker lead the chipcount in the beginning, he won a huge pot with a flush against a straight. Then Getzwiller managed to win some of his losses back in some smaller pots, he was back to 5,4 million. On the 33rd blind level (30.000/100.000/200.000), he lead already: he went 4bet all-in withA 5 , Turker called with J T , and the board was 5 7 2 7 7 .
As the game progressed, we saw many all-in/call hands, but the game was tied, as the shortstack managed to double up. But then came the final hand. Turker went all-in with 4,000,000 preflop, Getzwiller called.
Turker:A 9
Getzwiller:5 5
Board:J 5 4 8 K
Getzwiller won the tournament with a set.
Sean Getzwiller
Sean Getzwiller has been playing at the WSOP since 2008, this was his first final ever.
Results:
1. Sean Getzwiller - $611.185
2. Sadan Turker $377.411
3. Jon Turner - $274.005
4. Max Weinberg - $201.433
5. Stefan Raffay - $149.392
6. Lawrence Riley - $111.753
7. Hunter Frey - $84.341
8. Daniel Haglund - $64.186
9. Odette Tremblay - $49.258
Sadan Turker - 7.910.000
Sean Getzwiller - 3.000.000
Jon Turner - 1.680.000
The players started on the 29th blind level (10.000/40.000/80.000); the first big pot came along rather early. After Turner's fold, Getzwiller raised to 165,000, Turker reraised all-in, Getzwiller called.
Turker:
2 2 Getzwiller:
A A Board:
4 6 7 9 Q Getzwiller doubled up to nearly 6 million chips with this win.
Sadan Turker
In the next hand, Turker went all-in after Getzwiller folded. PearlJammer called.
Turker:
Q 4 Turner:
8 8 Board:
A 2 J Q 9 Turker won with a pair of queens, PearlJammer finished in the 3rd place.
Jon Turner
Sadan Turker - 6.335.000
Sean Getzwiller - 6.200.000
The heads-up brought a fierce and long battle between the finalists, they played for 5 hours straight. Turker lead the chipcount in the beginning, he won a huge pot with a flush against a straight. Then Getzwiller managed to win some of his losses back in some smaller pots, he was back to 5,4 million. On the 33rd blind level (30.000/100.000/200.000), he lead already: he went 4bet all-in with
A 5 , Turker called with J T , and the board was 5 7 2 7 7 .As the game progressed, we saw many all-in/call hands, but the game was tied, as the shortstack managed to double up. But then came the final hand. Turker went all-in with 4,000,000 preflop, Getzwiller called.
Turker:
A 9 Getzwiller:
5 5 Board:
J 5 4 8 K Getzwiller won the tournament with a set.
Sean Getzwiller
Sean Getzwiller has been playing at the WSOP since 2008, this was his first final ever.
Results:
1. Sean Getzwiller - $611.185
2. Sadan Turker $377.411
3. Jon Turner - $274.005
4. Max Weinberg - $201.433
5. Stefan Raffay - $149.392
6. Lawrence Riley - $111.753
7. Hunter Frey - $84.341
8. Daniel Haglund - $64.186
9. Odette Tremblay - $49.258
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