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2019 World Series of Poker

Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha
Day: 4
Event Info

2019 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
8752
Prize
$236,673
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$1,374,300
Entries
1,526
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
0

Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha

Day 4 Completed

Luis Zedan Wins Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha for $236,673

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Luis Zedan
Luis Zedan

The 50th Annual World Series of Poker has given another prestigious WSOP gold bracelet away to a new champion in Luis Zedan who just shipped Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha for an immense $236,673.

Zedan was the last man standing of the 1,526 runners to take part in the record-breaking field for this event. He jumped into the top spot early on Day 2 and showed no fear of playing massive pots at any point thereafter. During the third day, he dropped towards the bottom of the counts, but didn't tilt and quickly built his stack back up, bouncing back up to a substantial chip lead when he headed into the final day.

"At the end of yesterday I felt very good and this morning I came in focused. I woke up at 9 a.m. and went to the spa, then had something to eat. This is my fourth final table and I had a very deep run in August. At that time I was very tense, I wanted to get everything in."

The Miami, Florida native claims that he felt more relaxed today, and he was always the most outgoing and positive person at every table he played throughout the tournament. He plans on donating 35% of his earnings after taxes to a friend's charity in Kenya.

“There is nothing like playing poker with friends, that’s my saying. I was smiling and having fun. That’s what poker should be, the idea is to make the game fun for the whole poker community," he said.

When asked if he was excited about winning a bracelet Zedan replied, "It's been my dream! I started to play poker seriously back in 2009 and after watching Moneymaker win in 2003, I believed that anybody could win. I've been coming here since 2011 or 2012. It's been my dream and I've gotten very deep in tournaments three times. Finally, I've gotten first place. I'm very, very happy!"

Final Table Results

PlaceWinnerCountryPrize
1Luis ZedanUnited States$236,673
2Thida LinUnited States$146,196
3Sam RazaviUnited Kingdom$104,888
4Ryan RobinsonUnited States$76,101
5Ryan GoindooTrinidad and Tobago$55,845
6Gregory DonatelliUnited States$41,453
7Christopher ConradUnited States$31,130
8Stanislav ParkhomenkoBulgaria$23,654
9Erik WilckeGermany$18,188

Final Table Action

Erik Wilcke was the first to fall at the final table of nine, when he flopped bottom two pair with the danglers to his aces, but Zedan's top pair found a second pair on the turn to leave Wilcke headed out the door first for $18,188 and a ninth place finish. It was Thida Lin's turn to get in on the executioner's role next when Stanislav Parkhomenko's aces got cracked by Lin's full house with {a-Clubs}{7-Spades}{6-Diamonds}{5-Clubs} making fives full of sevens by the river. Parkhomenko takes $23,654 for his eighth-place finish back to Bulgaria.

Christopher Conrad was next to go in seventh, finding top pair on the flop, but Zedan's hot streak continued, as he flopped a set and rivered a flush to best Conrad, who managed to hit a runner-runner straight of his own. Conrad's second PLO cash of the series was good for $31,130. Gregory Donatelli would be the last elimination of Day 3 before the field returned for an extra day of play. A cooler scenario saw Donatelli flop a set of jacks and a gutshot, but Zedan held top set of aces and a blocker to Donatelli's straight, and no relief came for Donatelli, who settled for sixth-place and $41,453 in prize money.

The final five players returned on Day 4, and the action commenced immediately, as Ryan Goindoo of Trinidad and Tobago was the first to fall, the result of his aces being cracked by Lin's full house. Goindoo took home $55,845 for fifth-place. Ryan Robinson would be the next to fall victim to Zedan, as Robinson's flopped nut straight went down in flames to the flopped set of Zedan, when Zedan filled up on the turn and Robinson couldn't hit his overpair to survive, giving Robinson fourth-place and $76,101.

Sam Razavi started Day 4 as the short stack, and managed to ladder his way up to third, before finally succumbing to Zedan, when Razavi got his last few chips in with three kings and a seven preflop. Zedan made two pair by the turn, and Razavi couldn't catch up, meaning the British pro was rewarded with $104,888 for his third-place performance.

Runner-Up Thida Lin
Runner-Up Thida Lin

Heads-up play looked to be a lengthy affair, with Lin holding around 40 big blinds at the start to Zedan's whopping 150, but the last hand came just a few minutes in. Lin held two pair and an open-ended straight draw on the turn and got her last three million or so chips in, but Zedan had turned the nut straight, and Lin was runner up for $146,196 when she failed to fill up on the river.

That wraps up the coverage of Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha! Check out all of the live updates of Event #26: $2,620 No-Limit Hold'em Marathon now on PokerNews.

Tags: Christopher ConradErik WilckeGregory DonatelliLuis ZedanRyan GoindooRyan RobinsonSam RazaviStanislav Parkhomenko

Thida Lin Eliminated in 2nd Place ($146,196)

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Thida Lin
Thida Lin

Luis Zedan limped in from the button, and Thida Lin checked her option.

Lin bet 300,000 on the {6-Diamonds}{9-Spades}{4-Clubs} flop, and Zedan potted for 1.22 million. Lin confirmed the amount, then called.

On the {10-Diamonds} turn, Lin moved her last 3.4 million in and Zedan snap-called, saying, "Nuts!"

Thida Lin: {10-Clubs}{6-Clubs}{5-Hearts}{3-Spades}
Luis Zedan: {8-Hearts}{7-Clubs}{5-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}

Lin needed a ten or six to keep her dreams of WSOP gold alive, but the {8-Clubs} sent Zedan into a frenzy of joy, rushing to his rail and screaming, "Yeah baby!" multiple times and giving them big hugs. He gave Lin a handshake and congratulated her, and went to collect his WSOP gold bracelet, as well as $236,673 for the top prize.

A full recap of the day's action will be posted shortly.

Player Chips Progress
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Luis Zedan
30,520,000
4,120,000
4,120,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Thida Lin
Busted

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Zedan Starts Off Strong During Final Two

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Luis Zedan
Luis Zedan

Thida Lin opened to 475,000 from the button and Luis Zedan defended his big. The dealer fanned out {q-Clubs}{8-Clubs}{5-Spades} and both players checked to the {4-Hearts} turn card.

Zedan fired in 680,000 and Lin called to see the {q-Hearts} river card. Both players checked and Zedan tabled {a-Diamonds}{q-Diamonds}{7-Diamonds}{6-Spades} for a turned straight. Lin mucked her hand and Zedan scooped in the early pot.

Player Chips Progress
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Luis Zedan
26,400,000
1,400,000
1,400,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Thida Lin
4,100,000
-900,000
-900,000

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Sam Razavi Eliminated in 3rd Place ($104,888)

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Sam Razavi
Sam Razavi

Luis Zedan potted on the button, and Sam Razavi got his last 500,000 in from the big blind, which Zedan called.

Sam Razavi: {k-Diamonds}{k-Clubs}{k-Spades}{7-Spades}
Luis Zedan: {q-Hearts}{3-Clubs}{3-Spades}{2-Hearts}

"We three kings..." Razavi sung to his rail.

Zedan hit a pair on the {2-Diamonds}{8-Clubs}{6-Hearts} flop, and the {q-Spades} turn improved Zedan for two pair. Razavi called for a six to counterfeit Zedan, but the {9-Hearts} river was a brick, ending Razavi's short-stacking day, although he did manage to ladder up two spots in the process.

Player Chips Progress
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Luis Zedan
25,000,000
450,000
450,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Sam Razavi
Busted

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Zedan Runs a Bluff On Lin

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante

Thida Lin raised to 450,000 on the button, and Luis Zedan called in the big blind.

Both players checked the {q-Hearts}{3-Spades}{9-Clubs} flop, and Zedan bet 775,000 on the {3-Diamonds} turn. Lin called.

"Pot," Zedan said on the {k-Hearts} river, betting 2.45 million, or around half of Lin's stack. Lin folded, and Zedan showed {j-Diamonds}{6-Clubs}{6-Hearts}{2-Spades} for just sixes and threes.

Player Chips Progress
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Luis Zedan
24,000,000
-550,000
-550,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Thida Lin
5,000,000
-1,900,000
-1,900,000

Ryan Robinson Eliminated in 4th Place ($76,101)

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Ryan Robinson
Ryan Robinson

Luis Zedan opened to 400,000 from the button, Thida Lin called in the small blind and Ryan Robinson defended his big blind.

The dealer spread out {8-Hearts}{5-Diamonds}{4-Hearts} on the flop and action checked to Zedan who fired in 860,000. Lin folded to Robinson who announced pot and Zedan instantly raised pot, Robinson called and the two turned over their hands.

Robinson tabled {j-Spades}{j-Clubs}{7-Spades}{6-Clubs} for the nut straight and Zedan showed {k-Hearts}{10-Diamonds}{5-Spades}{5-Clubs}, giving him a set of fives. The turn came down an {8-Spades} and Zedan spiked his full house, taking the lead.

The {2-Spades} river changed nothing as Zedan scooped in the pot and Robinson was eliminated from the tournament in fourth place.

Player Chips Progress
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Luis Zedan
24,550,000
7,075,000
7,075,000
WSOP 1X Winner
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Thida Lin
6,900,000
-800,000
-800,000
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Sam Razavi
645,000
-355,000
-355,000
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Ryan Robinson
Busted

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Ryan Goindoo Eliminated in 5th Place ($55,845)

Level 31 : 80,000/160,000, 0 ante
Ryan Goindoo
Ryan Goindoo

Thida Lin raised to 400,000 from under the gun, and Ryan Goindoo three-bet shoved for 1.015 million in the cutoff. Luis Zedan in the big blind said to Lin, "If I knew you were gonna call, I would flat with this hand," before folding, and Lin called.

Ryan Goindoo: {a-Clubs}{a-Diamonds}{k-Diamonds}{2-Diamonds}
Thida Lin: {q-Clubs}{7-Spades}{5-Clubs}{4-Spades}

Lin found two pair on the {k-Spades}{5-Diamonds}{4-Hearts} flop, and improved to a full house on the {4-Diamonds} turn. Goindoo needed an ace to avoid elimination, but the {6-Hearts} left him out the door first in today's final day of play.

Player Chips Progress
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Thida Lin
7,700,000
7,700,000
7,700,000
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Ryan Goindoo
Busted

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