Larsen jumped into the chip lead at that point and would finish the day second in chips with 1,985,000 (99 big blinds), trailing only Gocaj (3,100,000). But then he took a massive stumble just before the bubble burst when he bluffed off over 80% of his stack to Caleb Larsen, who risked his entire stack on the king-high board with pocket queens, and was correct in doing so. Weng Hangs on But Falls Short of Final Table Bin Wengīin Weng, who has been the hottest player in tournament poker this year, entered Day 2 with the chip lead and was the only player above 400,000 chips.įor the first few hours on Sunday, he was up to the same tricks - pushing people around and stacking chips. At that point, every one left in the field was guaranteed at least $9,4000.

Just after the dinner break, the bubble burst with poker vlogger and World Poker Tour ambassador Andrew Neeme busting the 47th place finisher with kings against queens. Only 46 of those players were fortunate enough to reach the money. On Sunday, 128 of the original 365 entries returned to action at bestbet Jacksonville, one of the top poker rooms in the US. Well, it is for the 17 remaining players, and especially for Gege Gocaj, who finished Day 2 with a sizable chip lead. The $351,650 first place prize is now within sight in the $5,000 buy-in World Poker Tour (WPT) bestbet Scramble.

Weng Hangs on But Falls Short of Final Table.

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