The 4th day of the 56th event at the World Series of Poker started out with 3 players after the action was stopped the previous day because of the blind levels. The Swedish player dominated the other 2 players:
Hasan Anter - 8.385.000
Nemer Haddad - 3.440.000
Andy Philachack - 3.235.000
The game continued on the 60.000/120.000 blind level, Anter sprung into action right away. He had beaten both Philachak and Haddod in 2 big pots, which made him a dominant chipleader with 11 million. After 20 minutes, the first player had to leave the table. The shortstack Philachack went preflop all-in, Haddad called.
Haddad:
A 
T
Philachack:
3 
3
Board:T 6 7 K K
Even though Haddad eliminated Philachack, he was a 3:1 underdog to Anter. As it was predicted, he couldn't turn the tide, Anter held his advantage throughout the heads-up. They battled for 1,5 hours, but finally Anter raised to 500,000, to which Haddad replied with an all-in to 3,2 million. Anter called after a bit of thinking.
Anter:A 4
Haddad:A 2
Board:Q K T 4 J
The 22 Swedish player, who works as a programmer took down the bracelet and the stunning $777,928 main prize in style, with a very lucky royal flush. He is the first Scandinavian player to win a WSOP bracelet.
Final Results:
1. Hasan Anter - $777.928
2. Nemer Haddad - $479.521
3. Andy Philachack - $345.698
4. Selim Oulmekki - $251.267
5. John Borzio - $184.561
6. John Horvatich - $137.025
7. Rayan Nathan - $102.803
8. Ryan Goindoo - $77.914
9. James Boyle - $59.705
At Event #57, play continued with the heads-up, as the two players, Nick Binger and David Bach played more than 3 hours the previous day, the organizers called it a day. On the 4th day, they came back to their stacks and the 40.000/80.000 blind level:
Nick Binger – 3.230.000
David Bach – 2.055.000
The heads-up didn't last too long this time around; the two player for merely an hour until the winner celebrated his victory. Binger never let go of his 2:1 chiplead. The final hand came around when Bach raised to 300,000 pre-flop, and finally went all-in to Binger's 900,000 reraise.
Binger:A 5 3 3
Bach:A K K 4
Board:7 5 2 9 5
Binger collected the pot, which meant the victory for him, he took down the $397,073 main prize, plus the bracelet of course. With this win, the 29-year-old player grew his live tournament winnings to $2 million. Bach won $245,314 for his second place finish.
Final results:
1.Nick Binger - $397.073
2. David Bach - $245.314
3. Bryce Yockey - $180.180
4. Phil Laak - $133.377
5. Trevor Reader - $99.512
6. Peter Charalambous - $74.845
7. Nick Schulman - $56.729
8. Bjorn Verbakel - $43.328
9. Allen Kessler - $33.352
Hasan Anter - 8.385.000
Nemer Haddad - 3.440.000
Andy Philachack - 3.235.000
The game continued on the 60.000/120.000 blind level, Anter sprung into action right away. He had beaten both Philachak and Haddod in 2 big pots, which made him a dominant chipleader with 11 million. After 20 minutes, the first player had to leave the table. The shortstack Philachack went preflop all-in, Haddad called.
Haddad:
A T Philachack:
3 3 Board:
T 6 7 K K Even though Haddad eliminated Philachack, he was a 3:1 underdog to Anter. As it was predicted, he couldn't turn the tide, Anter held his advantage throughout the heads-up. They battled for 1,5 hours, but finally Anter raised to 500,000, to which Haddad replied with an all-in to 3,2 million. Anter called after a bit of thinking.
Anter:
A 4 Haddad:
A 2 Board:
Q K T 4 J The 22 Swedish player, who works as a programmer took down the bracelet and the stunning $777,928 main prize in style, with a very lucky royal flush. He is the first Scandinavian player to win a WSOP bracelet.
Final Results:
1. Hasan Anter - $777.928
2. Nemer Haddad - $479.521
3. Andy Philachack - $345.698
4. Selim Oulmekki - $251.267
5. John Borzio - $184.561
6. John Horvatich - $137.025
7. Rayan Nathan - $102.803
8. Ryan Goindoo - $77.914
9. James Boyle - $59.705
At Event #57, play continued with the heads-up, as the two players, Nick Binger and David Bach played more than 3 hours the previous day, the organizers called it a day. On the 4th day, they came back to their stacks and the 40.000/80.000 blind level:
Nick Binger – 3.230.000
David Bach – 2.055.000
The heads-up didn't last too long this time around; the two player for merely an hour until the winner celebrated his victory. Binger never let go of his 2:1 chiplead. The final hand came around when Bach raised to 300,000 pre-flop, and finally went all-in to Binger's 900,000 reraise.
Binger:
A 5 3 3 Bach:
A K K 4 Board:
7 5 2 9 5 Binger collected the pot, which meant the victory for him, he took down the $397,073 main prize, plus the bracelet of course. With this win, the 29-year-old player grew his live tournament winnings to $2 million. Bach won $245,314 for his second place finish.
Final results:
1.Nick Binger - $397.073
2. David Bach - $245.314
3. Bryce Yockey - $180.180
4. Phil Laak - $133.377
5. Trevor Reader - $99.512
6. Peter Charalambous - $74.845
7. Nick Schulman - $56.729
8. Bjorn Verbakel - $43.328
9. Allen Kessler - $33.352
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