Daniel Dvoress Captures Second Career World Series of Poker Gold Bracelet

Daniel Dvoress is one of the highest event gamers on the earth, constantly battling in opposition to one of the best of one of the best on the highest stakes provided, whether or not stay or on-line. It was no shock when the Canadian received himself a World Series of Poker bracelet. Still, it was a bit sudden that his first victory got here in a low buy-in, massive discipline occasion: the WSOP Online ‘Millionaire Maker.’ Just a few years faraway from that breakthrough on the collection, Dvoress secured his second bracelet in a excessive curler event that strains up extra with the remainder of his schedule on the stay circuit: the 2023 WSOP Europe €25,000 buy-in no-limit maintain’em GGMiliion€.

Dvoress outlasted a discipline of 89 entries that turned out to King’s Resort Rozvadov, securing the {hardware} and the highest prize of $636,000. The Mississauga, Ontario resident now has greater than $30.4 million in profession event earnings, good for fourth on the Canadian all-time cash checklist.

This was the second title and fourth final-table end of the previous 11 days for Dvoress, who not too long ago cashed for greater than $1.7 million throughout three scores on the Triton Super High Roller Monte Carlo competition, together with a win in a $52,000 buy-in pot-limit Omaha occasion for $956,000.

This latest scorching streak introduced Dvoress’ complete closing desk depend for the 12 months to fifteen, with three titles received alongside the best way. His 5,342 Card Player Player of the Year factors are good for thirteenth place on the 2023 POY leaderboard, which is introduced by Global Poker.

The high 14 finishers made the cash on this occasion, sharing within the $2,204,727 complete prize pool. By the time the ultimate desk was set, Dvoress sat within the center of the pack with 45 huge blinds, whereas two-time bracelet winner Martin Kabrhel held the lead with 124 huge blinds.

The first two knockouts on the closing desk noticed each Jerry Odeen (ninth – $57,346) and Tamas Adamszky (eighth – $70,172) run sturdy beginning arms into pocket kings and fail to return from behind.

Cedric Schwaederle was the following to fall. He obtained all-in with A-Ok main the A-Q of Dvoress, however a queen-high runout noticed him despatched to the rail in seventh place ($87,874).

Dvoress received an enormous pot with pocket queens in opposition to the pocket jacks off Kabrhel throughout six-handed motion to maneuver into the lead. Niklas Astedt, one of essentially the most completed on-line event gamers in poker historical past, was finally dispatched in sixth ($112,996). He was left on crumbs after shedding a preflop race to Kabrhel and was quickly dispatched by Michael Rocco.

Leonard Maue (fifth – $148,718) quickly adopted, along with his Ok-6 working into the pocket tens of a resurgent Kabrhel. Gab Yong Kim obtained his final chips in flipping, with A-9 suited going through down pocket sevens for Dvorss. Kim picked up a gutshot straight draw on the flop to go along with his overcards however bricked out on the flip and river to complete fourth for $200,340.

Kabrhel’s run on this occasion concluded when his Ok-Q misplaced a basic race in opposition to the pocket nines of Dvoress. He limped from the small blind then three-bet shoved excessive of Dvoress’ elevate from the large blind. Dvoress referred to as and the king-high flop gave Kabrhel high pair and the lead. The river introduced a 3rd 9 for Dvroess, although, incomes him the pot and the knockout. Kabrhel added $275,600 to his tally, bringing his lifetime event earnigns to $11.4 million.

Heads-up play started with Dcoress holding 28,175,000 to Rocco’s 16,325,000. Dvoress was nonetheless effectively out in entrance when the ultimate hand arose. He limped on the button with A8 after which referred to as a shove from Rocco, who held 109. The board ran out 62228 and Dvoress made deuces full of eights to safe the pot and the title. Rocco cashed for $386,900 because the runner-up, the fifth-largest rating of his profession.

Here is a take a look at the payouts and POY factors awarded on the closing desk:

Photo credit score: WSOP / Tomas Stacha.