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2023 World Series of Poker

Online Event #4: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Ultra Deepstack
Day: 1
Event Info

2023 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a♥7♣
Prize
$130,648
Event Info
Buy-in
$600
Prize Pool
$894,240
Entries
1,031
Level Info
Level
46
Blinds
500,000 / 1,000,000
Ante
100,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
1,031
Players Left
1
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Klump Wins Without Showdown

Geoff Paul
Geoff Paul
Level 2 : Blinds 30/60, 0 ante

Ted "twosuits" Spinelli opened preflop action by raising to 135 from middle position. Levi "lvraiders16" Klump then raised to 510 from the cutoff. Michael "DickyJ31" McNeil called from the small blind, as did Spinelli.

The flop came 3?A?8?. Action was checked to Klump, who bet 1,060 and was called by McNeil. The turn came 3?, and McNeil check-called Klump's bet of 4,320. The river came 7?. Klump made a pot-sized bet of 12,350 and McNeil mucked.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Levi "lvraiders16" Klump us
Levi "lvraiders16" Klump 		49,380
49,380
 49,380
Profile photo of Ted "twosuits" Spinelli us
Ted "twosuits" Spinelli 		39,440
39,440
 39,440
Profile photo of Michael "DickyJ31" McNeil us
Michael "DickyJ31" McNeil 		31,058
31,058
 31,058

Tags: Levi KlumpMichael McNeilTed Spinelli

Forst Calls Until He Wins

Geoff Paul
Geoff Paul
Level 2 : Blinds 30/60, 0 ante

Action opened with "blaniac24" raising from the small blind and Baruch "QQlove" Forst defending his big blind.

Forst called bets of 120 on the 3?7?A? flop, 240 on the 4? turn, and 540 on the A? river before turning over K?7? to take the pot when "blaniac24" showed 9?8?.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Baruch "QQlove" Forst us
Baruch "QQlove" Forst 		40,435
40,435
 40,435
Profile photo of blaniac24 us
blaniac24
38,860
38,860
 38,860

Tags: Baruch Forst

Level: 2

Blinds: 30/60

Ante: 0

Smith Sails Away With Pot

Geoff Paul
Geoff Paul
Level 1 : Blinds 20/40, 0 ante

Facing a check from Jamie "JamieGold" Gold in the small blind on a 6?7?3? flop, Jacob "TealElephant" Phillips bet 80 from the big blind. Mark "Pegasusmss" Smith called from the hijack as did Kyle "JackintheB0x" Miholich from the cutoff. Gold folded.

The turn came 6?. After Phillips checked, Smith bet 80 again. Miholich folded and Phillips called. The river came 6?. Phillips check-called Smith's 200 bet, but mucked when Smith showed 5?3? for a boat.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Mark "Pegasusmss" Smith us
Mark "Pegasusmss" Smith 		41,370
41,370
 41,370
Profile photo of Kyle "JackintheB0x" Miholich us
Kyle "JackintheB0x" Miholich 		40,080
40,080
 40,080
Profile photo of Jamie "JamieGold" Gold us
Jamie "JamieGold" Gold 		39,920
39,920
 39,920
WSOP Main Event Champion
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WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Jacob "TealElephant" Phillips us
Jacob "TealElephant" Phillips 		39,600
39,600
 39,600

Tags: Jacob PhillipsJamie GoldKyle MiholichMark Smith

Badugi Primer - Get Ready for Tomorrow's Brand New WSOP Tournament

Chad Holloway
Chad Holloway
Level 1 : Blinds 20/40, 0 ante
Badugi
Badugi

The 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) is getting ready to debut a brand new event!

Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 7 at 2 p.m., Event 20: $1,500 Badugi will get underway at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, June 7, but if you don't know how to play, fear not as we've put together this primer to get you up to speed and ready to compete.

Badugi is a four-card triple draw lowball poker variant that isn’t as well-known as other games, but those who learn and play it often characterize it as a fun alternative poker game filled with action.

A lot of players enjoy Badugi because it has a fairly simple objective and, because the format and goal differ from many other variants, there are different strategies employed.

Although the exact origin of the game is unknown, many believe it originated in South Korea in the latter half of the 20th century, while others claim it was popularized in Canada in the 1980s where it was called “Off Suit Lowball”.

The name allegedly comes from the Korean word baduk or badug which refers to a black and white pattern, with badugi a common name for a black and white spotted dog. The board game Go was called baduk in Korean.

Click here to see PokerNews' primer on Badugi!

Level: 1

Blinds: 20/40

Ante: 0

WSOP.com Players Looking to Go Deep in Online Event #4: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Ultra Deepstack

Geoff Paul
Geoff Paul
Event Information
Event Information

Today marks the fourth opportunity for WSOP.com players in Nevada and New Jersey to take home a bracelet at the 2023 World Series of Poker as Online Event #4: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Ultra Deepstack kicks off at 3:30 p.m. local time.

Brian Altman
Brian Altman

Last year's event was won by Brian "JackBogle" Altman. That event, which was held with a buy-in of $400, had 1,641 entries and a prize pool of $757,440. By finishing first of the 371 players in the money, Altman earned $110,662 and his first bracelet.

With one hour to go before the tournament kicks off, 51 players have registered. Notable players registering early include Mark "Pegasusmss" Smith, Dylan "GIFAFI" Thomassie, and Dave "Crispr" Alfa, who has cashed in all three online bracelet events so far.

Players will start with 40,000 chips and will play 15-minute levels with blinds starting at 20/40. Three rebuys are allowed, and late registration will remain available for five hours (until 8:30 p.m. local time.)

Stay tuned to PokerNews for full coverage of this tournament from the opening deal to the crowning of a new WSOP champion!

Online Event #4: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Ultra Deepstack

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