

Brandon Adams Quits Galfond Challenge Early After Losing $300k
Brandon Adams has called an early end to his Galfond Challenge match. The American dropped close to $300k over the first four sessions and, unexpectedly, decided to call a halt to proceedings.
After only 2,900 hands, it was game over with Adams preferring to hand over $100k rather than risk losing millions if the match continued. The match conditions dictated 10,000 hands of heads-up PLO were to be played at stakes of $100/$200 with a sidebet of $400k:$100k in play with Galfond risking the higher sum.
Adams also lost $16,500 in a live PLO game at Resorts World in Las Vegas this month. Dan “Jungleman” Cates is known for his heads-up PLO skills and has been at the top since the early days. VeniVidi had a damn good go, where Galfond clinched victory right at the death after being almost €1 million in the hole during the early going.
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