First Pick of $ 1,500 dealersSo $ 1,500 mixed plo8 And now, its $ 2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Loball (2-7, A -5, Badugi). Three weeks in three bracelets, in areas with more than 500 entries. He is a historical heater Beni Glasar Finds itself 2025 world chain of pokerBecause he became the eighth player in WSOP history to win three gold bracelets in the same summer.

Glasar’s latest Triumph came in another mixed game format, where she topped and defeated the 463-entry field Shuler Thornton Head-up to collect $ 208,552 and bracelet number eight.

By joining the exclusive “three-in-e-samar” club, Glasar now stands with choice Scott saver (2024), Jeff Lisandro (2009), Phil Ive (2002), 2025 Poker Hall of Fame Finalist Ted Forest (1993), Phil Helmuth (1993), and Paggy Pearson (1973).

At the age of only 36, Glasar has now raked eight WSOP bracelet over a ten-year period, leaving behind only six legends in the all-time list: Johnny moss (4), Eric cedel (10), Johnny Chan (10), Dial brunson (10), IVEY (11), and Helmuth (17).

Winner’s response

“It seems derogatory, honestly” Glasar said Pokarnevs After his victory. “Three in a chain. It is lots of in a series and it is still not over. It is untrue.”

“In a way it is a kind of funny that the lower bet is happening in the purchase-in, where the fields have a bigger winner in the field of fields. The winners are normally winners. There were 1,239 runners like another bracelet. It is honestly crazy. Such a fight, such a fight.”

Today’s victory is firmly in the race for the WSOP Player of the Year and Glasar confirmed that it would be very difficult for praise. Glasar, Who is the candidate to be the most prominent player in WSOP’s last decadeSpeculation commented that he could one day cross Helmuth for an all-time bracelet record.

“It is being considered about it. Recently it is being talked about, it is understandable. I am not necessarily setting my goal on it. It will be a good thing. I am still going to try to show every summer and play my best. He is still going to do the same, so he is going to be a very strict man, but it will definitely be a very strict man, but it will be a very tight man.”

Final table result

Last day action

Tournaments Final Day started with 15 expectations Horsashu and Paris Las VegasThere was a shock of expiration to start the day with several short-stacks to start Chino rhyme, Yuval blanshetin And Johannes Baker The ground was quickly dropped between the early casualties as the ground.

actor James Woods On the final table bubble after a significant mistake. Woods patted with a nine-eight thinking that he was playing 2-7 triple draws, only to feel too late that he was actually playing A-5. That hand severely stacked Woods and he soon got out of the final table bubble.

Glasar came to the final table with the second largest stack, but six out of seven players were very close in the chips and it took two hours to eradicate. At the end Chris Clodaniki The A -5 triple draw was on the wrong side of a cruel cooler after its pat six -loo, cracked by George Alexander, who attracted perfectly right to create a wheel. The next three eliminations caught fire in the next three hands, along with David “Bake” Baker, day chip leaders Michael Balan and Mark Clacon killed the rail in the sixth, fifth and fourth respectively.

Following the eradication of Clacan, the last three players batted for more than four hours, with several times a chip lead between Alexander and Thornton. Glasar was short-stacked several times during this period, but was able to reset and fight back into constant controversy.

“I needed some of them a break” Glasar said about a three-hand fight. “I twice I doubled the Shuler, when he became essentially lucky. So I was trying to use the brake to reset, was just trying to breathe and trying to bring myself into a position to bring herself back. But it was a real difficult.”

The turning point jumped Glasar in the second place of Alexander after turning in the hand of A -5. Shortly thereafter, Glasar hit a five-out in Badugi to send Alexander by rail and came on a head-up play with a very slight lead over Thornton. The lead quickly evaporated, Thornton to bring himself to 2: 1 chip lead to control the early parts of the head-up play.

Glasar withdrew the lead after taking a bluff with eight-seven lows from Thornton and from there he took off his foot from the gas, winning several utensils without shodown to leave the Thornton Short. Thornton once managed to double through Glasar, but soon Thornton was left with Kumbs after making jack-lo in A-5, only to lose eight-less of Glasar. Thornton was left with a big bet and could not recover. A few hands later thornton’s pat-ten was abolished when Glasar created #3 for his third bracelet of the series.

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