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Matusow's Bluff Fails: Four-Time Bracelet Winner Exits 2022 WSOP Main Event
Mike Matusow, a four-time bracelet winner, has exited the 2022 WSOP Main Event after a bluff gone wrong. He finished in 677th place, earning $21,000. Matusow defended his bluff, stating he had played ultra-tight for the previous two hours.
Matusow explained that he thought his opponent didn't have a full house or a nut flush draw when he raised. He mentioned that he opened 15 times in four-and-a-half hours, and he never dragged a chip, but he never got impatient.
Matusow said that he was 100% fine with his bluff the day after his bust out.
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