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• 1^st Seth Weinger $1,715,000
• 2^nd David Woo $1,170,000
• 3^rd David Stucke $975,000
• 4^th Young Cho $933,000
• 5^th Noam Freedman $847,000
• 6^th Michael Ium $382,000
• 7^th Tom Dobrilovic $260,000
• 8^th Thai Ton $224,000
• 9^th Luis Sanchez $116,000

It was on the very first hand on this final we lost the first player Thai Ton, moving All in with against Seth Weinger calling with Weinger hit a King on the Turn and Ton missed the board completely going out in 9^th place.

Only two hands later Louis Sanchez on the short stack moved All In on the small blind with He ran into David Woo on the big blind holding who called. Sanchez needed help but didn’t get it with the first card coming down with an Ace and went out of the tournament in 8^th place, with the final board showing

Tom Dobrilovic made a good start collecting some sizeable pots taking himself off the short stack until the 19^th hand of play. Dobrilovic called an All In move from Young Cho and found his pocket Sevens dominated by pocket Tens. The Tens held up crippling Dobrilovic down to his last few chips. The very next hand he moved All In under the gun with and Cho, Weinger and Michael Ium all called to see the Flop. This came down which was followed by a bet by Cho, Weinger calls and Ium folds. The Turn came down and both players checked, the on the River was checked too and Cho reveals to take the pot after Weinger mucks his cards. Dobrilovic went out in 7^th place winning $63,200.

Play settled down from this point and we didn’t see any real action until around the 40^th hand of play. Noam Freedman moved All In holding with the Flop coming down this was called by Seth Weinger with in a dominating position. The on the Turn and on the River confirmed Freedman’s exit of the tournament in 6^th place winning $83,739.

It was David Woo’s turn to go next when his pocket Jacks ran into Michael Ium with pocket Aces. The Aces held up with the board coming down knocking Woo out in 5^th place taking home $115,339.

Seth Weinger was in a very good position leading the chip rankings on 3 million in chips followed by Michael Ium on 2.5 million. Both Dave Stucke and Young Cho had some catching up to do with only around the $600,000 mark.

Both short stacks made a good come back getting back level in chips with the chip leaders, before knocking Michael Ium out of the tournament who now found himself on the short stack. His last stand All In move was called by both Dave Stucke and Seth Weinger. The Flop came down and Cho folds to Weinger’s bet leaving Ium and Weinger to showdown. Ium found his almost drawing dead against Weinger with needing two fives to take the pot. Ium headed for the rail after the and came down on the Turn and River going out in 4^th place taking $164,319 in prize money.

It wasn’t long after we were down to heads up when Dave Stucke hit a flush on the Turn after calling an All In move from Seth Weinger with only King high after the Flop. This pot gave Stucke a big chip lead with 5.6million in chips, third place gave Weinger $246,478.

The tournament was all over just after four hands of heads up play. Young Cho moved All In with and was called by Stucke with pocket Sevens. The board came down giving Stucke the win taking home the massive $603,069 1^st place prize and the coveted WSOP bracelet.

WSOP 2007 Event 27 Final Result:

• 1^st Dave Stucke $603,069
• 2^nd Young Cho $382,357
• 3^rd Seth Weinger $246,478
• 4^th Michael Ium $164,319
• 5^th David Woo $115,339
• 6^th Noam Freedman $83,739
• 7^th Tom Dobrilovic $63,200
• 8^th Luis Sanchez $47,400
• 9^th Thai Ton $36,340

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