

Chance Kornuth Wins Third WSOP Bracelet in Short Deck Tournament
Chance Kornuth won his third WSOP bracelet in the 2021 WSOP Event #29: Short Deck No-Limit Hold'em tournament. The tournament had 66 entries and a prize pool of $660,000. Chance Kornuth earned $194,670 for his first-place finish.
Chad Campbell finished as the runner-up, earning $120,310. In the final hand, Chance Kornuth had J♠-8♣ and hit a flop of J♣-J♥-8♥, while Chad Campbell had 10♣-9♥.
Chance Kornuth's victory marks a significant achievement in his poker career, following his loss in a challenge against Phil Galfond. The tournament featured a diverse group of players, including Moše Gabay from Israel and João Vieira from Portugal.
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