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Frank Cassel takes the event # 15, $ 10,000 Seven-Card Stud High-Low World Championship

The event number fifteen of the World Series of Poker championship Seven-Card Stud High-Low $ 10,000 dollars and had 170 registered players, becoming the event of this type with largest prize in the History: 1598.000 Dollars .

The final table was attended by several renowned players in the circuit and at the end of the day was Frank Cassel who pocketed the $ 447,446 dollars for the first place, besides his first WSOP bracelet.

Of the 170 players who signed up to the event, spent only sixteen per box and eight made up the final table: Dario Minieri, Vladimir Shchemelev , the current leader of the race for Player of the Year, Kirill Rabtsov, John Juanda, Steve Zolotow, Jennifer Harman, Allen ‘Chainsaw’ Kessler and Frank Cassel .

This is not the first appearance of Kassel in a final table of the WSOP. In 2005 finished fourth in a PL Holdem event when his pair of aces fell to the pair of ladies Johnny Chan , who won his tenth bracelet on that occasion.

This time the fate of Kassel was very different and, after eight hours of competition, won the bracelet after beating in the Heads-Up Allen ‘Chainsaw’ Kessler , one of the best known users of the forum 2 2.

In the last hand, Kessler was all-in committing all his chips, about 300,000, with 10 8 9 . Kassel paid with 7 7 Q . In the fourth letter, Kessler improved his hand with the 8 , while Kassel received the 2 . In the fifth card received Kessler K , while his opponent raised its hand with the Q . Neither the 10 or Q le served Kessler, who finished the tournament in second place getting the best results in your career .

“Once you start playing poker, something we’re always thinking about is winning a WSOP bracelet. That’s why you play tournaments. I feel great for this,” Cassel said after the tournament.

Results of the championship final table $ 10,000 Seven-Card Stud High-Low:

1. Frank Kassel – $ 447,446
2. Allen Kessler – $ 276,486
3. Jennifer Harman Traniello – $ 173,159
4. Steve Zolotow – $ 125,379
5. John Juanda – $ 97,989
6. Kirill Rabtsov – $ 78,142
7. Vladimir Schmelev – $ 63,457
8. Dario Minieri – $ 52,366

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