By the 3rd day of the tournament, only 9 players remained, dealing began to narrow the field down to the 6-handed final table, which formed by the elimination of the aforementioned pros, and a lady, Von Altizer.
Seat 1. Jason Lavallee - 158.000
Seat 2. Shawn Buchanan - 115.000
Seat 3. Randy Ohel - 292.000
Seat 4. Benjamin Lazer - 332.000
Seat 5. Farzad Bonyadi - 363.000
Seat 6. David Baker - 455.000
On the 21st blind level, Jason Lavallee opened from hijack, WPT champion Shawn Buchanan 3bet from the cutoff, Lavallee called. Lavallee drew 2 cards, Buchanan one. Lavallee checked, Buchanan opened, Lvallee called. Both players drew 2 on the next draw, Lavallee bet, Buchanan called. On the third draw Lavallee stood pat, Buchanan drew one and both checked. Lavallee showed 9-7-5-4-2, Buchanan mucked.
A few hands later Benjamin Lazer opened, Buchanan called from BB. Buchanan drew three, Lazer only one. Buchanan check-called, and drew one, Lazer stood pat. On the 3rd draw, Buchanan pushed all-in, he drew one to 8-5-3-2, but it was a 2, so he had a pair. Lazer took the pot with 8-6-5-4-2, 5 remained.
Shawn Buchanan
After this, Randy Ohel took a major pot from Lavallee, who soon lost his remaining chips to Lazer.
Farzad Bonyadi finished 4, he was beaten by David Baker, who put together a 8-5-4-3-2 hand against him. Bonyadi showed 8-6 and was out. Later Baker bled many chips, Ohel taking the majority of them.
Randy Ohel - 1.235.000
Benjamin Lazer - 475.000
The heads-up lasted for more than 6 hours, and brought about interesting action, both players took the chiplead quite often. By the 27th blind level Ohel managed to build a considerable chiplead, and by the 28th level he was able to finish his opponent. Lazer almost lost all his chips and eventually was defated by Ohel's 9-6-4-3-2 combination.
Randy Ohel
Randy Ohel mainly scored at American tournaments, and got 3 ITM's at the WSOP already, his current victory is his biggest so far.
Final Results:
1. Randy Ohel - $145.247
2. Benjamin Lazer - $89.714
3. David Baker - $59.925
4. Farzad Bonyadi - $40.987
5. Jason Lavallee - $28.585
6. Shawn Buchanan - $20.332
Seat 1. Jason Lavallee - 158.000
Seat 2. Shawn Buchanan - 115.000
Seat 3. Randy Ohel - 292.000
Seat 4. Benjamin Lazer - 332.000
Seat 5. Farzad Bonyadi - 363.000
Seat 6. David Baker - 455.000
On the 21st blind level, Jason Lavallee opened from hijack, WPT champion Shawn Buchanan 3bet from the cutoff, Lavallee called. Lavallee drew 2 cards, Buchanan one. Lavallee checked, Buchanan opened, Lvallee called. Both players drew 2 on the next draw, Lavallee bet, Buchanan called. On the third draw Lavallee stood pat, Buchanan drew one and both checked. Lavallee showed 9-7-5-4-2, Buchanan mucked.
A few hands later Benjamin Lazer opened, Buchanan called from BB. Buchanan drew three, Lazer only one. Buchanan check-called, and drew one, Lazer stood pat. On the 3rd draw, Buchanan pushed all-in, he drew one to 8-5-3-2, but it was a 2, so he had a pair. Lazer took the pot with 8-6-5-4-2, 5 remained.
Shawn Buchanan
After this, Randy Ohel took a major pot from Lavallee, who soon lost his remaining chips to Lazer.
Farzad Bonyadi finished 4, he was beaten by David Baker, who put together a 8-5-4-3-2 hand against him. Bonyadi showed 8-6 and was out. Later Baker bled many chips, Ohel taking the majority of them.
Randy Ohel - 1.235.000
Benjamin Lazer - 475.000
The heads-up lasted for more than 6 hours, and brought about interesting action, both players took the chiplead quite often. By the 27th blind level Ohel managed to build a considerable chiplead, and by the 28th level he was able to finish his opponent. Lazer almost lost all his chips and eventually was defated by Ohel's 9-6-4-3-2 combination.
Randy Ohel
Randy Ohel mainly scored at American tournaments, and got 3 ITM's at the WSOP already, his current victory is his biggest so far.
Final Results:
1. Randy Ohel - $145.247
2. Benjamin Lazer - $89.714
3. David Baker - $59.925
4. Farzad Bonyadi - $40.987
5. Jason Lavallee - $28.585
6. Shawn Buchanan - $20.332
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