Jarred Graham raised to 80,000 in the cutoff and Noomis Jones called on the button.
The flop came down and Graham continued for 105,000. Jones called after a few moments and the landed on the turn. Graham bet the pot of 430,000 and after a few moments, Jones called all in for about 395,000 with . Graham was ahead with and held up through the river to score the elimination.
The crew is back to discuss all of the recent bracelet winners at the 2013 World Series of Poker, including Tom Schneider, Jason Duval, and Isaac Hagerling. They also talk with Jason Koon, who reached the semi-finals of the Mixed Max event and made the final table of a $1,000 buy-in event.
Barry Greenstein raised to 125,000 on the button and Jarred Graham defended his big blind.
The flop came down and Graham checked to Greenstein who bet 100,000. Graham raised the pot, Greenstein reraised all in for about 700,000, and Graham called.
Greenstein:
Graham:
Graham was in the lead with two pair and maintained it through the turn. Greenstein picked up a low draw, but the river was no help, ending his run in third place.
Marco Johnson had worked his stack back up to over a million before the final hand of the tournament. Action started with Johnson raising it up to 160,000, and Jarred Graham reraised to 480,000. Johnson tanked for about 90 seconds before making the call, and the flop came down , and Graham instantly bet pot, enough to put Johnson all in. Johnson stood up out of his chair, and began mumbling some numbers to himself, trying to figure out if he had the odds to call off. The last thing he said was, "I have a pair I have to call."
Johnson:
Graham:
Johnson was looking to pick up a second pair to take the lead, or catch running low cards for a low. However, the on the turn ended things, giving Graham an unbeatable set of kings. The meaningless river was the , and Johnson had to settle for his third career runner-up finish at a WSOP event.
When Day 3 of Event #31: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-low 8-or-Better began, Jarred Graham was the short stack of the remaining 14 players. Seven levels and change later, Graham possessed all of the chips and the coveted World Series of Poker gold bracelet.
Graham wasted little time getting his chips in, doing so within the first 20 minutes of the day. He doubled through Grzegorz Derkowski, and Derkowski busted shortly thereafter. He was followed to the payout desk by Andy Seth, Mel Randolph, David Brooker, and Stephen Johnson before the official final table was set.
Congratulations to Jarred Graham for winning his first WSOP bracelet and earning $255,942. Thanks for following our updates and until next time, good night from Las Vegas!
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and Graham continued for 105,000. Jones called after a few moments and the 
landed on the turn. Graham bet the pot of 430,000 and after a few moments, Jones called all in for about 395,000 with 
. Graham was ahead with 
and held up through the 
river to score the elimination.
turn. Greenstein picked up a low draw, but the 
, and Graham instantly bet pot, enough to put Johnson all in. Johnson stood up out of his chair, and began mumbling some numbers to himself, trying to figure out if he had the odds to call off. The last thing he said was, "I have a pair I have to call."
on the turn ended things, giving Graham an unbeatable set of kings. The meaningless river was the 
