Jessie Yaginuma And James carolTo participate in a chip-dumping scheme, allegedly, their seven-day will receive payments World series of poker (WSOP)But according to a tweet the winner, the gold bracelet will not take home.

More than $ 9 million poker professionals in a joint live tournament cash were accused of conflict during head-up play in buying $ 1,500 Millionaire manufacturer To allow Yaginuma, who stood to win an additional $ 1 million from clubweight gold to win the bracelet. Poker player crying immediately on social media, pointing Many suspicious hands This caused many people to believe that chip dumping took place.

WSOP discloses decision

Yaginuma crossed the 9–1 chip deficiency at the beginning of the head-up play in the millionaire manufacturer, a tournament with 11,996 entrances. They were designed to assemble $ 1,255,180 for the first place and $ 1 million from clubweight gold, no one could make any claim in the final table.

Runner-up, Carol, $ 1,012,320 is being paid for the second place. But payment and gold bracelets were kept while WSOP was tested Chip-dumping chargesThat investigation has ended, and WSOP has revealed its decision.

“The investigation of the WSOP event 53 has been completed.

We have concluded that to maintain the integrity of the game and to maintain our official WSOP tournament rules, no winner will be recognized and no bracelet will be given for this year’s tournament. The remaining award Pool will be divided between the last two players, “WSOP tweeted.

Yaginuma may have won his fourth bracelet, but first in a live event. He must have earned a bracelet in four consecutive years and according to this the live tournament is more than $ 3.9 million in cash. Handen crowdIt is not clear what was the deal between the last two players in the millionaire manufacturer program. But the award pool paid by WSOP will be divided between Yajninuma and Carol.

Yaginuma Pokarnevs Informed on FridayClubwpt will receive $ 1 million bonus check from gold. He is the second summer competition winner this year to win a qualifying WSOP event for the seven-Akkara award. Michael Lavin Claimed Jackpot by winning WSOP Event #20: $ 1,500 No-Limit Holdam Shootout For $ 267,373 – total $ 1,267,373.

Millionaire manufacturer will receive a $ 1 million competition bonus despite the champion dispute