This event had three day one's and drew a field of 582 players. By the end of Day 2 action we were down to our final table.
2010 WSOP-E winner Scott Shelley (finally a poker player who has friends)
JP Kelly was the defending champion and made the final table of this event. He was also looking to become the youngest player to win three WSOP bracelets. Here is how the final table started play:
Seat 1: Karim Jomeen 109,000
Seat 2: Scott Shelley 148,000
Seat 3: Nicky Katz 150,000
Seat 4: Paul Pitchford 77,000
Seat 5: Jeppe Brisgaard 171,000
Seat 6: Mehdi Senhaji 369,000
Seat 7: Kaveh Payman 434,000
Seat 8: JP Kelly 242,000
Seat 9: Jack Lyman 55,000
JP Kelly managed not only to build up chips at the final table, but he took the chip lead going into heads-up play with Scott Shelley. He led 1.03 Million to the 720,000 of Shelley. The lead changed hands a couple of time, with Shelley taking the chip lead and applying the pressure to the defending champion.
The final hand started with Shelley raising to 47,000 and Kelly then moving all-in. Shelley made the call with pocket threes and found himself racing against Qd-Jh. The flop fell 8c-5h-3s to give Shelley a set and stranglehold on the bracelet. The turn fell the 7h and JP Kelly was drawing dead. Scott Shelley is the Event #3 champion. He takes home not only the gold bracelet, but £133,857 in prize money.
Below are the final table payouts. Amounts are in GBP:
1 Scott Shelley 133,857
2 JP Kelly 82,854
3 Jeppe Bisgaard 55,063
4 Paul Pitchford 40,862
5 Kaveh Payman 30,666
6 Mehdi Senhaji 23,239
7 Jack Lyman 17,768
8 Karim Jomeen 13,694
9 Nicky Katz 10,633
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