Andrew Kelsall Eliminated in 2nd Place ($81,509)
Level 32
No-Limit Hold'em
For the final hand of the tournament, they switched to NLHE and Andrew Kelsall was all-in out of the big blind and Chad Eveslage called.
Andrew Kelsall: 6?4?
Chad Eveslage: Q?7?
The 10?5?3? flop was a tease for Kelsall with the open-ended straight draw, but he bricked the K? turn and 5? river to finish as the runner-up for $81,509. Chad Eveslage won his second WSOP gold bracelet in as many years and receives a top prize of $131,879.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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11,400,000
120,000
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120,000 |
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Busted | |
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