Martin Zamani is the latest champion to be identified in 2022 poker masters High stakes tournament festival. twice World Series of Poker The winner of the bracelet wins over a field of 97 entries in event No. 6, $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em Tournament. He earned $223,100 as the champ, the third-highest direct hit of his career. He now has over $4 million in cash to his name.
Zamani also got 540 card player Overall player points to win. This was his second POY– Qualifying Score of the Year, with being the first to finish the final table in a $5,000 purchase event in Lucky Hearts Open Poker At Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood back in January.
223 PokerGO . Tour His points as the best player in this event were enough to take him to second place in the Poker Masters Purple Jacket race. It only tracks Jeremy Osmos, who won the kickoff event and finished seventh in the event no. 2.
This was the highest turnout so far in 2022 poker masters festival. This resulted in a prize pool of $970,000 that was paid out among the top 14 contestants. Notable personalities such as bracelet winner Amit Lehavut (14), bracelet winner Mitch Halverson (12), two-time bracelet winner Jim Colby (11), four-time bracelet winner Ben Yu (10) all made it to the top before they were late. . Day 1.
The second and final day of the match started with nine players remaining and Masashi Oya in the lead. Zamani started fourth in the chips. Dan Shack was the first to fall, putting pocket sevens into pocket tens (the ninth – $38,800). Recently WSOP . World Series of Poker Connected Bracelet winner Jesse Lounes was next in the fall. He got a decent AK up front against Masashi Oya’s pocket jacks and couldn’t win a face. He received $38,000 and 90 POY Point for his 14 POYThe end of the final qualifying table for this year. As a result, it now ranks 59th in 2022 POY Race arrangement, sponsored by Global Poker.
Bracelet winner Ken Aldridge’s race in the event ended when his pocket cards were broken by a J-10 of world poker tour Champion Matthew Wantman. The flop gave a pair of Wantmans, and they stayed better on the river to send Aldridge packing in seventh place ($48,500).
Masashi Oya started the day as a chip leader, and remained at the top of the leaderboard when he started playing six hands. He lost part of his group double Jared Jaffee’s short set, A WPT Champion and bracelet winner. Then he lost a metal flick for the vast majority of his range, with pocket nines outperformed by the AQ of my time. And the last couple of Oya’s bet too went to Zamani, with J-8 outselling the A-5 for the rest of it. Oya earned $58,200 as the sixth place finisher.
Anthony Ho earned the last eight or so of his big starting blinds with AJ facing off on AQ fit for Jaffe and the Kings of Jeep Zamani. River brought in the ace to give Jaffee a pair for the win, eliminating Hu in fifth in the process. He earned $77,600 for what was his second appearance on the series’ final table, while Jaffe basically pulled out with Zamani.
Wantman got his last 2.5 big starter blinds pre-loaded with K-4. He was called up in two locations, with Jaffee’s Q-10 occasion to make a flush to win the bowl at the end. Wantman earned $97,000 and $270 POY Point for his eighth final table of the year. It now sits at number 33 on POY The leaderboard as the last quarter of 2022 approaches.
Bracelet winner Justin Saliba ran eight in the pocket slots Jaffee preflop to finish third ($116,400). The 360 points he earned pushed him to 61st place in the ranking.
With that said, the head-to-head game started with Zamani getting 6,400,000 against Jaffee’s 5,725,000. It only took about half an hour for the champion to be determined. Zamani pulled off a 2:1 lead, but Jaffee’s A-9 stuck against the A-4 fitting to see him double the lead. The tables turned again when Zaman raised his AQ from the button and then called him when Jaffee pushed his A-6 from the big blind. After Zamani’s hand was raised, he advanced by more than 3:1 in chips.
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To see my time avoiding draws and additional cards to improve the Nine’s journey on the river. Jaffee earned $155,200 as a runner-up, increasing his lifetime earnings to over $5.8 million.
Here is a look at the payments and rating points awarded in the final table:
| place | player | earnings | POY points | PGT points |
| 1 | Martin Zamani | $223,100 | 540 | 223 |
| 2 | Jared Jaffe | 155,200 dollars | 450 | 155 |
| 3 | Justin Saliba | $116,400 | 360 | 116 |
| 4 | Matthew Wantman | $97,000 | 270 | 97 |
| 5 | Anthony is | $77,600 | 225 | 78 |
| 6 | Masashi Oya | $58,200 | 180 | 58 |
| 7 | Ken Aldridge | $48,500 | 135 | 49 |
| 8 | Jesse Lounes | $38,800 | 90 | 39 |
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