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Phil Ivey Wins Eighth WSOP Bracelet in Thrilling HORSE Tournament
TournamentsJune 22, 2010·1 min read

Phil Ivey Wins Eighth WSOP Bracelet in Thrilling HORSE Tournament


Phil Ivey won his eighth WSOP bracelet in a HORSE tournament with a $3,000 buy-in. The tournament had 478 participants. Phil Ivey defeated Bill Chen in the heads-up final. Phil Ivey won $329,840 in prize money.

Phil Ivey won the tournament despite having a smaller stack early on. Phil Ivey won several key hands in split games like Stud Hi-Lo and Omaha Hi-Lo. Phil Ivey won the final hand in Razz. Phil Ivey's victory was his third bracelet in the last two years.

John Juanda took third place in the tournament. John Juanda moved to the top of the WSOP Player of the Year ranking. Jeffrey Lisandro finished fifth in the tournament. Chad Brown was the first to leave the final table, finishing eighth. David Baker was one of the participants in the final table. Bill Chen was the chip leader at the final table. Phil Ivey had the second-largest stack at the final table.

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