Wynn Poker Classic 2019 Results

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1. Wynn Casino presents the Wynn Winter Classic, December 2 - 22, 2019, featuring a $5,300 championship event beginning December 18.
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The highly praised Wynn Classic is among the major poker tournament series that have been going down at numerous venues throughout the Las Vegas. This particular event wrapped up last Monday and it was every bit as action-packed as expected. It all ended with the $1,600 Main Event which carried a $1 million guarantee and involved a decent number of high-profile poker players including Joseph Cheong and Terry Fleischer.

The Main Event

The $1,600 Main Event met its $1 million guarantee quite easily thanks to the 982 entries that contributed to the prize pool of a whopping $1,428,810. Out of the 982 entries, 107 spots were paid and they included Jamie Kerstetter, Jon Turner, Anthony Zinno, Ben Yu, and Andrew Lichtenberger. The final table was hotly contested by a some of the best poker grinders in the industry including Eddie Blumenthal, Ryan Laplante, and Ralph Wong.

Ultimately, the top three players turned out to be Terry Fleischer,Eddie Blumenthal, and Mark Ioli – the threecame to an agreement that saw Fleischercrowned as the champion with $184,376 in winnings while Blumenthal and Ioli walkedaway with $160,000 apiece.

1. Terry Fleischer $184,276
2. Eddie Blumenthal $160,816
3. Mark Ioli $160,384
4. Pedro Garcia $76,441
5. Ralph Wong $56,295
6. Kyle Carlston $43,864
7. Ryan Laplante $35,292
8. Mike Zulker $29,248
9. Michael Haag $24,661

The $3,200 High Roller

Naturally, high roller games are not everyone’s cup of tea and therefore this one attracted a rather small but tougher field. Nonetheless, the action-packed which attracted a total of 113 entries, as well as a prize pool of $332,220 which was much higher than the expected $200,000 guarantee, was just as exciting as anticipated.

A total of thirteen places were paid out and just like in the$1,600 Main Event, the top three finalists cut a deal to split up the remainingmoney.

1. Joseph Cheong $73,267
2. Justin Young $72,661
3. Brent Roberts $59,068
4. Peter Nigh $26,578
5. Peter Eichhardt $19,061
6. Sam Panzica $15,747
7. Eric Worre $13,222
8. Nick Pupillo $11,212
9. Scott Stewart $9,638

Other than the two fan-favorite poker events mentioned above, the Wynn Classis tournament series went further to award trophies in a decent number of other side events with a good number of poker pros walking away with varying amounts of prize monies. The $360 No-Limit Hold’em, for instance, had a $150,000 guarantee and multiple flights on Day 1 – this was taken down by Adam Owen for $40,989 after outlasting a field of 601 entries. The $600 No-Limit Hold’em, on the other hand, had a $200,000 guarantee as well multiple starting days. The winner for this particular event was Matt Affleck who walked away with $42,476 and he was followed shortly by Spencer Champlin with $39,518 in winnings.

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The Wynn Spring Classic $1,600 buy-in NLH $1,000,000 GTD attracted a total of 687 entrants, and after five days of play, Kevin Buck collected the title and $166,837 first-place prize after staging a massive comeback to defeat Justin Bond heads-up.

'I just ran good,' Buck said after the win. 'Made hands at the right time. That was pretty much it.'

Buck entered the final day fifth overall, but he was the big mover from the start soaring up the leaderboard and picking up cards at the right time. Buck doubled into the chip lead when he turned top pair and had to fade James Hundt's flush and straight draw. From there, Buck would find queens in the big blind when Alessandro Siena three-bet shoved the small blind with ace-queen, and when the field was down to the final table of nine, he sat with a 150-big blind stack which was 70 big blinds greater than his nearest rival.

Wynn Spring Classic $1,600 NLH $1M GTD Final Table Results

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Final Table Action

Jim Pennella was an early casualty when he lost a race holding ace-king against pocket nines, and Denmark's Martin Stausholm soon followed him in eighth-place when his ace-queen couldn't spike against pocket tens. Hyung Kim lost a pot that left him with an ante, and after he exited in seventh-place, six players headed to dinner break with Buck holding just under half the chips in play.

Jerry Xiong found an ace on the button but ran into the pocket jacks of Buck to fall in sixth place as chips began circling between the final five. Behzad Teranie tripled with aces, then Nikolaos Platis doubled with a straight before Peter Vitantonio ran his king-queen into Teranie's ace-king to fall in fifth place.

Bond found a huge double when he spiked the river to leave Teranie short, and after tripling through, the latter's run would end in fourth place to Bond. Buck and Bond both sat even in chips, but Platis would win a pot with aces to move him to the top. However, just a few hands later, Buck would double through Platis to hold half the chips in play when he caught his wheel on the turn. Platis would lose a race with his pocket fives to Bond's ace-nine to be eliminated in third place.

With Bond holding a slight chip lead over Buck, the two agreed to chop the remaining prize pool after setting aside $20,000 for the winner. Bond immediately took control of the heads-up match as he extended his chip lead to a four-to-one lead at one point as Buck was down to just ten big blinds. Buck, however, found several doubles before clawing back to even, and then into the lead before the final hand.

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'I just played my stack. Play what I have, and play it right.'

Buck made runner-runner chips, and after betting the river, Bond check-raised all in. Buck thought for roughly a minute and then made the call as Bond showed his ace-high to fall in second place as Buck was crowned the champion.

'I just played my stack,' Buck said on when he was down to ten big blinds. 'Play what I have, and play it right.'

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Buck clawed all the way back to collect the $166,837 first-place prize that includes the Wynn Spring Classic trophy. When asked about the remainder of the Wynn Spring Classic schedule, Buck said he plans to play a bunch of events but will be unable to play the marquee $5,300 Championship event that begins on Monday, March 16.

Congratulations to Kevin Buck, winner of the Wynn Spring Classic $1 million guarantee and the $166,837 first-place prize.

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The PokerNews Live Reporting Team will be back at the Wynn Las Vegas to provide exclusive live coverage of the $5,300 buy-in Wynn Spring Classic Championship in a week. So stay tuned to PokerNews.com for all the updates of the Championship event, and see who will be crowned the final winner of the 2020 Wynn Spring Classic.

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