

Doug Polk Breaks Down a Crucial Hand from the WSOP Main Event Final Table
Poker pro Doug Polk is analyzing a hand from the final table of the Main Event at the World Series of Poker. The hand involves three players: Gordon Vayo, Cliff Josephy, and Ki Nguyen. Gordon Vayo has the shortest stack with approximately 76 big blinds.
Cliff Josephy raises to 2,500,000 with 2d 2c. Gordon Vayo calls with 3s 3d. Ki Nguyen raises to 7,700,000 with As Jc. Cliff Josephy calls, and Gordon Vayo also calls.
On the flop, Ki Nguyen bets 9,900,000. Cliff Josephy calls with a set of 2s. Gordon Vayo also calls with a set of 3s. The turn card is the 4 of clubs, giving Ki Nguyen a gutshot.
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