WSOP 2013 Event #28 $1,500 No Limit Hold’em started with 2,115 participants and a total prize pool of $2,855,250 was to be distributed among the top 216 finishers. The bubble burst on Day 2, which began with 223 players remaining, 16 of whom making it all the way through to bag their chips for Day 3.
Following the elimination of seven players, with Tim Stickradt bubbling the finale, the following Final Table seats were drawn (stacks are estimates):
Seat 1: Dan Martin – 1,130,000
Seat 2: Daniel Bishop – 260,000
Seat 3: Majid Yahyaei – 1,340,000
Seat 4: James Lee – 1,750,000
Seat 5: Joe Cappuccio – 636,000
Seat 6: Tommy Townsend – 1,550,000
Seat 7: Masayuki Nagata – 832,000
Seat 8: Jason Duval – 800,000
Seat 9: Stephen Bartlett – 1,090,000
The first elimination took place after only six hands, on Level 25 (5,000/15,000/30,000). Joe Cappuccio shoved on James Lee’s 70,000 raise and Tommy Townsend also went all-in, on which Lee folded. Cappuccio showed
K Q and Townsend played with 
A 
A , which held out on the J-J-3-T-3 board.
Two hands later, Daniel Bishop followed, and then came Stephen Bartlett, Dan Martin, Townsend and Lee. Right after the latter, on Level 28 (10,000/30,000/60,000), Jason Duval raised to 125,000 from the Button, Masayuki Nagata called from the BB and the flop came4 3 
A . Nagate check-raised to 285,000 and Duval called. Nagata 3-bet all-in on the 5 turn and Duval called again.
Duval:A 2
Nagata:A 5
River:Q
Nagata had only about 100,000 left in chips, which he lost to Duval in the next hand and the heads-up was set.
Majid Yahyaei – 5,025,000
Jason Duval – 4,495,000
Duval took over the lead quickly and he kept increasing his edge but the heads-up still took over two hours to finish. Finally, on Level 30 (10,000/50,000/100,000), they shoved on theA K 7 board.
Yahyaei:Q 2
Duval:Q 8
Turn:T
River:8
Duval won the tournament with a pair of eights.
The end results are as follows:
1st: Jason Duval – $521,202
2nd: Majid Yahyaei – $324,442
3rd: Masayuki Nagata – $225,521
4th: James Lee – $162,420
5th: Tommy Townsend – $118,707
6th: Dan Martin – $87,813
7th: Stephen Bartlett – $65,813
8th: Daniel Bishop – $49,952
9th: Joseph Cappuccio – $38,360
Following the elimination of seven players, with Tim Stickradt bubbling the finale, the following Final Table seats were drawn (stacks are estimates):
Seat 1: Dan Martin – 1,130,000
Seat 2: Daniel Bishop – 260,000
Seat 3: Majid Yahyaei – 1,340,000
Seat 4: James Lee – 1,750,000
Seat 5: Joe Cappuccio – 636,000
Seat 6: Tommy Townsend – 1,550,000
Seat 7: Masayuki Nagata – 832,000
Seat 8: Jason Duval – 800,000
Seat 9: Stephen Bartlett – 1,090,000
The first elimination took place after only six hands, on Level 25 (5,000/15,000/30,000). Joe Cappuccio shoved on James Lee’s 70,000 raise and Tommy Townsend also went all-in, on which Lee folded. Cappuccio showed
K Q and Townsend played with A A , which held out on the J-J-3-T-3 board.Two hands later, Daniel Bishop followed, and then came Stephen Bartlett, Dan Martin, Townsend and Lee. Right after the latter, on Level 28 (10,000/30,000/60,000), Jason Duval raised to 125,000 from the Button, Masayuki Nagata called from the BB and the flop came
4 3 A . Nagate check-raised to 285,000 and Duval called. Nagata 3-bet all-in on the 5 turn and Duval called again.Duval:
A 2 Nagata:
A 5 River:
Q Nagata had only about 100,000 left in chips, which he lost to Duval in the next hand and the heads-up was set.
Majid Yahyaei – 5,025,000
Jason Duval – 4,495,000
Duval took over the lead quickly and he kept increasing his edge but the heads-up still took over two hours to finish. Finally, on Level 30 (10,000/50,000/100,000), they shoved on the
A K 7 board.Yahyaei:
Q 2 Duval:
Q 8 Turn:
T River:
8 Duval won the tournament with a pair of eights.
The end results are as follows:
1st: Jason Duval – $521,202
2nd: Majid Yahyaei – $324,442
3rd: Masayuki Nagata – $225,521
4th: James Lee – $162,420
5th: Tommy Townsend – $118,707
6th: Dan Martin – $87,813
7th: Stephen Bartlett – $65,813
8th: Daniel Bishop – $49,952
9th: Joseph Cappuccio – $38,360
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