DeepStack Extravaganza (NYE) Event #21 Final Table Wrap Up

Our DeepStack Extravaganza (NYE) Event #21 $340 NLH DoubleStack $100K GTD is in the books, and what a fantastic tournament it was. Of the 580 entrants, 71 made it to Day 2 and were playing for a prize pool of $162,400 that surpassed our guarantee.

The tournament got off to a quick start with two rapid eliminations before slowing down a bit. There were some exciting hands, large pots, and high emotions throughout. When we were three-handed, George Long, Yegor Moroz, and Seat #2 played for quite a while exchanging chip leads among them until we went heads-up.

Congratulations again to our mysterious Seat #2 who won $34,097 and our beautiful and highly coveted trophy.

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Congratulations to the rest of our final table.

Bushman

10th: Larissa Bushman, $2,436

Szwelnis

9th: John Szwelnis, $3,086

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8th: Satish Surapaneni, $3,898

wilkerson

7th: Dylan Wilkerson, $5,034

Fulford

6th: Robert Fulford, $6,496

Dilger

5th: Robert Dilger, $8,607

Sumrall

4th: Tyler Sumrall, $11,368

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3rd: George Long, $15,266

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2nd: Yegor Moroz, $20,950

Yegor Moroz Eliminated in 2nd Place ($20,950)

Congratulations to Yegor Moroz who finished second in our DeepStack Extravaganza (NYE) Event #21 $340 NLH DoubleStack $100K GTD winning $20,950.

After taking a huge hit from Seat #2 in the prior hand, Moroz went all-in with his Q♦ 5♣ versus Seat #2’s Q♠ K♥. With a King on the flop, Moroz had a feeling he would be eliminated and was.

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DeepStack Extravaganza (NYE) Event #21 Final Table Update

Seat #2 has been slowly and deliberately building his chip stack. In one hand versus Yegor Moroz, Seat #2’s A♦ 9♣ held up against Moroz’s 8♥ 7♦ on a 5♣ 8♦ 3♥ 5♥ A♠ board. Seat #2 added 1.52 million to his stack.

On the next hand versus George Long, despite both men pairing their 9 on the flop, a five on the river gave Seat #2 two pair and a 2.72 million pot.

DeepStack Extravaganza (NYE) Event #21 Final Table Update

We haven’t had much action. There’s been a lot of raise and fold and several smallish pots won. During this time Yegor Moroz has slowly been building his chip stack, having come back from being quite short-stacked at the start of three-handed play.

Going into the Level 30 break, here’s where our remaining three stand:

Yegor Moroz: 3.37 million
Seat #2: 5.16 million
George Long: 5.62 million