Agora que o pó começa a assentar depois da vitória de Ryan Riess ($8,361,570) no Main Event das World Series Of Poker 2013, é tempo de passar em revista toda a ação que teve lugar no auditório Pen & Teller no Rio Hotel & Casino. Vamos então ver os melhores momentos desta mesa final através da lente da câmara fotográfica de Joe Giron!
Marc-Etienne McLaughlin tinha no seu rail o vencedor do Main Event WSOP 2010, o Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel.
Rail de Ryan Riess.
Mark Newhouse eliminado em nono lugar ($733,224).
8º Lugar - David Benefield ($944,650)
7º Lugar - Michiel Brummelhuis ($1,225,356)
Rail de Sylvain Loosli
Panda (monium)
6º Lugar - Marc McLaughlin ($1,601,024)
McLaughlin na hora da eliminação.
5º Lugar - JC Tran ($2,106,893)
4º Lugar - Sylvain Loosli ($2,792,533)
3º Lugar - Amir Lehavot ($3,727,823)
After Lehavot fell in third place, Riess and Farber were all smiles as they embraced briefly to celebrate making it to heads-up play.
The final two players, Riess and Farber, would play for a difference of nearly $3,200,000 between first and second place.
You want to know what $8,361,570 looks like up close? Here it is! The icing on the cake is the 2013 WSOP Main Event gold bracelet.
Farber extends his arms to fire a large bet during heads-up play, which certainly didn't lack entertainment.
Pained with a decision and facing a large bet from Farber, Riess spends several minutes in the tank.
After grabbing the chip lead, Riess never looked back and eventually had Farber on the ropes.
Riess anxiously waiting for the next card. He can taste it.
Riess no rail.
Jay Farber, segundo classificado ($5,174,357).
Riess & Farber
Riess com os pais.
Riess com a familia.
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