Dmitri Yurasov Secures Second WSOP Gold Bracelet in Pot-Limit Omaha Tournament

Dmitri Yurasov has secured his second WSOP gold bracelet, this time in the Pot-Limit Omaha tournament. The Russian poker player took home $92,710 in prize money, including $56,480 in bounties. The tournament #24 Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha had 896 entries and a prize pool of $896,000.

The runner-up of the tournament was Ami Barer from Canada, who earned $36,130 and $33,210 in bounties. In the final hand, Yurasov raised with A♣-9♣-6♥-3♦ from the button, and Barer called on the big blind with J♠-7♠-5♣-2♣. The flop was 10♦-8♦-7♥, and Barer made a large bet with a gutshot straight draw, while Yurasov re-raised with a ready straight. Barer had to call all his chips, but the turn with 4♠ and the river with 4♣ did not change his situation for the better, and Yurasov became the champion of this tournament.