Two times WSOP champion Jeff Madsen had the chiplead (stack: 922,000) and he was accompanied by the likes of Scott Clements, Isaac Hagerling, Ashton Griffin, Jason DeWitt, Jarred Solomon, Mike Sexton and Christian Harder.
After eliminations, the following Final Table seats were drawn:
Seat 1: Scott Clements – 447,000
Seat 2: Joni Jouhkimainen – 472,000
Seat 3: Douglas Corning – 667,000
Seat 4: Jeff Madsen – 1,320,000
Seat 5: Ryan Chapman – 522,000
Seat 6: Michal Maryska – 885,000
Seat 7: Jason DeWitt – 185,000
Seat 8: Danny Hannawa – 208,000
Seat 9: William Black – 651,000
Play continued on Level 22 (8,000/16,000) and the first elimination took place after only 10 hands: DeWitt called all-in on William Black’s pot bet on the 3 Q 6 7 board and ran into the latter’s nut flush. Joni Jouhkimainen, Black, Ryan Chapman, Clements and Danny Hannawa followed. The heads-up was set when Michal Maryska called all-in on Douglas Corning’s pot re-raise preflop.
Corning: A J T 4
Maryska: A Q 5 2
Board: Q 6 6 K J
Corning and Madsen started the heads-up with around even stacks:
Douglas Corning – 2,895,000
Jeff Madsen – 2,865,000
Madsen grabbed the lead early into the clash and it was over soon. On Level 27 (25,000/50,000), Corning moved all-in with 1,115,000 in chips on the Th 2c Kh flop and Madsen called.
Madsen: A K J 9
Corning: A K 9 2
Turn: 7
River: J
Madsen scooped in his third WSOP bracelet and the $384,420 first prize.
The end results are as follows:
1st: Jeff Madsen – $384,420
2nd: Douglas Corning – $237,374
3rd: Michal Maryska – $154,312
4th: Danny Hannawa – $113,340
5th: Scott Clements – $84,424
6th: Ryan Chapman – $63,702
7th: William Black – $48,624
8th: Joni Jouhkimainen – $37,529
9th: Jason DeWitt – $29,265
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