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Paul Phua Wins First WSOP Bracelet at Europe Platinum High Roller
Paul Phua made history by winning his first WSOP bracelet at the WSOP Europe Platinum High Roller, securing the €482,433 top prize. Phua defeated notable players including Daniel Negreanu and Shaun Deeb at the final table. The event, held at Kings Casino in Rozvadov, saw 67 players each paying €25,000 to compete for a share of the €1,565,790 prize pool.
Espen Jorstad, the 2022 WSOP Main Event winner, finished in 9th place, earning €45,242. Ben Heath was eliminated in 6th place by Paul Phua, who then went on to defeat Julien Martini in a crucial showdown. Daniel Negreanu, chasing his 7th WSOP bracelet, was eliminated in 4th place by Phua. Shaun Deeb, aiming for his 6th bracelet, was defeated in 3rd place by Phua, who hit a set on the flop to end Deeb’s run.
In the heads-up final, Paul Phua faced off against Gab Yong Kim. Despite Kim doubling up early, Phua maintained his lead and secured the win, describing it as “the highlight of my poker career!” Phua’s victory was celebrated by his supporters, and he acknowledged the unique feeling of winning such a prestigious event.
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