ggpuke：Dave Farah领先WPT博嘉塔东方赛冠军战决赛桌

洛杉矶——WPT博加塔滑雪度假村冬季扑克公开赛进入第四日的行动后，只剩下了六名选手。在这里，Dave Farah 领先于 WPT 博加塔冬季扑克公开赛。Farah 在 Bor­gata Hotel Casino & Spa 的日落时激增，最有可能在 3 月 13 日赢得 72.8430 美元的一等奖。
Bor­gata 发生了创纪录的 1,415 人参赛，但在第四天开始时，只剩下 29 人。超过 4.5 亿美元的奖金池开始释放，并且一些名人返程，他们总归简短，涵盖了 Taylor Wilson (29th)、Adam Hendrix (28th)、Dan Wach (25th)、Jonas Wexler (24th)、Chase Bian­chi (22nd)、Andrew Crook­ston (21st)、A.J. Kelsall (20th)、Joe Liberta (19th)、Melad Marji (16th)、以及 Hub­lot WPT 年度玩家积分领袖 Ping Liu (15th)。
Liu 和 Tony Ruberto 在本赛季迄今为止均获得 1,850 点。然而，Liu 当前以本赛季赢得的奖金更多的优势，他将持有关系的奖项。预计在进入 2019 年的赛季的剩余时间里，Liu 和 Ruberto 将争取冠军称号。
Nick Schwar­mann 以筹码领先开始第四天，但在第 11 个位置上被 Brandon Hall 淘汰，与他的首个 WPT 决赛桌亮相擦肩而过。Dylan Gang 在第 10 位被 Brandon Hall 淘汰，也是由他淘汰，而整个小组也已进入非官方决赛桌。
处于一直处于短期筹码状态的Mi­chael Can­non 终于在第九名中被 Brandon Hall 击倒，而他在 Borgata的四天竞争中获得了72,842美元。
继续浏览，直到第 55 场手进行严重行动。Ian O’Hara 用持续紧张的姿态在1.725万美元的赌注中投入，而 Steven Sarmi­ento 在大盲注里醒来。flop 对 Sarmi­ento 有利，但 turn 使 O’Hara 处于领先地位。对于 Can­non 而言，未能帮助看到，而他带着72,842美元来到了波加塔进行了四天的比赛。
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直到三只手之后，O’Hara 打破了Brandon Shane 八强赛的梦。来自 O’Hara 的325,000 美元的按钮加注遭到 Shane 的210万美元举牌加注。O’Hara 打了牌comb要支配Nikith；s企业市场；47(max-widthShane 和 Hall 都 Orbiter。仅 Hall 仍与和球比赛，并在 turn 上被170764小时的筹码呼叫。O’Hara fold220万税收的盈利怀疑。<=$
Farah 在一场激烈的牌局中从 Hall 那里夺得筹码领先地位，引发了筹码领先者的一次蒙蔽。 Hall 开局到 275,000 美元，O’Hara 在小盲注位置支持，而 Farah 在大盲注位置 3比特以 65 0,000 美元。只有 Hall 跟注， Farah 在flop 后置 675, 000 美元。 Hall 和他一起呆下来， 并在 turn 上呼叫 1. 埃里。Farah 在豆渣油 攖 为 Hall 的花和花-can­celled。
Soari­ento 在最后的七个人中处于最短的堆栈，并在 Farah 的手中结束。在九手的比赛中，相应于 2.225万美元的按钮下注，过程中闭调压6s00万 美元以置 圧19的s合起 式的式 签 Phil­ippe I Coutirez (♣ 千) 同 Sami Taheri (♠ 特斯) S&Ellen KNT SY黄米米 以她在养竞争较低的 Area W。 乱图的开始 &寻找& 高级社区).
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‘answer­Html’: ‘Six more play­ers are going to Las Vegas to play at HyperX Esports Arena and Dave Farah (pic­tured) leads the WPT Bor­gata Winter Poker Open. Farah surged into the lead late on Day4at Bor­gata Hotel Casino & Spa and is in the best pos­i­tion to win the $728,430first-place prize on March13.

A record-break­ing field at Bor­gata of1,415entries was down to just29when Day4kicked off. The prize pool of more than $4.5million star­ted to get handed out in large chunks and not­ables who took their por­tion back to the New Jer­sey Turn­pike inlcude Taylor Wilson (29th), Adam Hendrix (28th), Dan Wach (25th), Jonas Wexler (24th), Chase Bian­chi (22nd), Andrew Crook­ston (21st), A.J. Kelsall (20th), Joe Liberta (19th), Melad Marji (16th), and Hub­lot WPT Play­er of the Year points lead­er Ping Liu (15th).

Liu and Tony Ruberto both have1,850points so far in Sea­son XVII. How­ever, Liu cur­rently holds the tiebreak­er with more prize money won this sea­son. Expect to see Liu and Ruberto battle for the title for the remainder of the sea­son head­ing into the meat of the2019portion.

Nick Schwar­mann star­ted Day4as the chip lead­er but his elim­in­a­tion versus Brandon Hall cut his run short of a first WPT final table appear­ance in11th place. Dylan Gang fol­lowed him out in10th place, also elim­in­ated by Hall, and the field was down to the unof­fi­cial final table.

Per­petu­ally short-stacked Michael Can­non was finally cut down in ninth place by Hall, who held the chip lead for most of nine-handed play. Can­non was all-in for1.925million withand had to hit versus theof Hall. Not help arrived for Can­non and he left Bor­gata with $72,842for his four days of play.

Play con­tin­ued until Hand #55before ser­i­ous action took place. Ian O’Hara shoved for1.725million withand Steven Sarmi­ento woke up with­in the big blind. The­flop was good for Sarmi­ento but thet­urn surged O’Hara ahead. No dia­mond, jack, or king came on the river and O’Hara doubled.

Three hands later, O’Hara bus­ted Brandon Shane in eighth place. A but­ton raise to325,000from O’Hara was shoved on by Shane for2.1million. O’Hara called withto dom­in­ate theof Shane. The­board favored O’Hara and Shane earned $92,693for his first WPT cash.

Farah took the chip lead from Hall in an excit­ing pot that brought a bluff out from the chip lead­er. Hall opened to275,000,O’Hara flat­ted the small blind and Farah three-bet to650,000out of the big blind. Only Hall called and Farah bet675,000on the­flop. Hall stayed with him and called1