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Michael Hudson Won The WSOP Circuit Potawatomi Championship

2020-08-05
 Michael Hudson won the WSOP Circuit Potawatomi Championship. JL cheat poker is the NO.1 gambling cheating devices supplier.

WSOP Circuit Potawatomi bought the main event at $1,700 for a total of 667 purchases, and the total prize pool reached $1,010,505. After three days of the event, Michael Hudson won the championship with an income of $207,159 and his first WSOP Tour ring.
 
The 32-year-old Hudson is from Illinois. He ranked first in chips when he entered the final table of the 9-man final day. In the second day of the game, he and the 2007 WSOP Bellagio champion Kevin Saul won the crucial game against each other. The public 7d 5s 5h 8d Js. Hudson checked on the river, Saul bet 590,000, Damjan Radanov folded, Hudson checked and raised to 1.825 million, Saul called with 77, the flop was full, Hudson hand 88, After getting a bigger full house on the turn, Hudson's chips increased significantly after this hand.
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He then entered the third day with chip dominance, when there were 157 big blinds. Hank Sitton, who is second in chips, has only 57 big blinds. After the final table, he eliminated two consecutive opponents Eric Wasylenko (ninth place – $19,38) and Cody Brinn (eighth place – $24,414). At one time he had more than 200 big blinds, which is very rare in major tournaments. of.
 
Kevin Saul made it to the final table despite being hit hard the next day. Saul fought tenaciously at the six-handed table and defeated Damjan Radanov's AK with 10 pocket pairs, who finished sixth ($40,248).
 
Hudson then continued to eliminate opponents, his AT defeated Brett Apter's AJ and took a 10 on the flop to win the pot. Apter's fifth name brought him $52,698.
 
Saul finally finished fourth. His JJ lost to Joshua Turner's AQ. Saul received a $69,917 bonus and a career bonus of more than $3.6 million.
 
Hank Sitton finished third. His AA was defeated by Hudson's flop full house. Sitton opened the small blind and Hudson defended the blind with J5 off-suit in the big blind. The flop was JJ5, and the turn was a 5. Both sides put in all their chips. Sitton did not get the Aces he wanted on the river. The river was a 10, and Sitton received $94,017.
 
Hudson entered the heads-up with a chip advantage of more than 5:1. His opponent Turner held 7 WSOP Circuit rings. Hudson did not give his opponent too many opportunities. In the last hand, Turner got a Q6 heart flush with the button. Sneaking in, Hudson's J5 checked out of the flush. The flop came out 5h 4s 2h, Hudson checked, Turner bet 250,000, Hudson moved all in, Turner called the remaining 3.6 million, straight + flush, Td turn, river 2c, Hudson locked champion.
 
Final table
 
1 Michael Hudson $207,159
2 Joshua Turner $128,183
3 Hank Sitton $94,017
4 Kevin Saul $69,917
5 Brett Apter $52,698
6 Damjan Radanov $40,248
7 Nathan Braungardt $31,144
8 Cody Brinn $24,414