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Scott Ball Wins First WSOP Bracelet and $562,660 in Thrilling Tournament
Scott Ball, a 35-year-old poker streamer, won his first WSOP bracelet and $562,660. The event was No-Limit Hold'em Six Max with a $5,000 buy-in, attracting 578 players and creating a prize pool of $2,666,020.
Galen Hall from San Francisco finished as the runner-up, earning $347,750. Hall pushed all-in with K♦-10♦ against Ball's A♦-2♦ on a J♦-7♥-6♦ board. The final hand ended with a cooler, where the turn card 4♦ gave both players a flush, but Hall's hopes for victory were dashed.
Eric Tsai from Taiwan finished fourth, earning $161,750. The tournament saw 90 players receive prizes, with the minimum payout being $8,040.
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