Anthony Zinno Secures Fourth WSOP Bracelet in H.O.R.S.E. Tournament

Anthony Zinno, a popular American poker player, has added another prestigious title to his collection by winning his fourth WSOP bracelet. This victory came in a live H.O.R.S.E. tournament held as part of the World Series of Poker (WSOP), which featured a buy-in of $1,500.

The tournament attracted a significant number of players, with 594 entries contributing to a prize pool of $792,990. The top prize for the first place was $160,630. The final table was dominated by American players, with the exception of Max Pescatore from Italy, who finished eighth and earned $15,210.

Randy Ohel from the USA finished second, earning $99,270. The heads-up battle between Ohel and Zinno was intense, with Zinno starting with a chip lead of approximately 2 to 1. The final hand, played in Razz, saw Ohel go all-in on the fifth street with 6-2/8-2-J, which Zinno called with A-4/3-6-10. Ohel's sixth street brought him a queen, but Zinno's 10-low and six-low straight secured his victory.